I wish I had better advice than studying how successful substacks do it (of which there are a bunch in the finance niche), pick up best practices, and then just keep going. It's a marathon but don't give up.
I wish I had better advice than studying how successful substacks do it (of which there are a bunch in the finance niche), pick up best practices, and then just keep going. It's a marathon but don't give up.
That + find your own way of doing it. Kind of like how you should learn a lot from Buffett *while* always keeping in mind that you aren't Buffett, so you have to find your own spin on things, the angle that works best with your own wiring.
Buffett didn't do it the way his mentors did it, even if he learned a lot from them, so I think the same applies here.
That's how I'm thinking of it, anyway.
"Escape competition through authenticity" and all that.
I wish I had better advice than studying how successful substacks do it (of which there are a bunch in the finance niche), pick up best practices, and then just keep going. It's a marathon but don't give up.
That + find your own way of doing it. Kind of like how you should learn a lot from Buffett *while* always keeping in mind that you aren't Buffett, so you have to find your own spin on things, the angle that works best with your own wiring.
Buffett didn't do it the way his mentors did it, even if he learned a lot from them, so I think the same applies here.
That's how I'm thinking of it, anyway.
"Escape competition through authenticity" and all that.
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