I'm convinced the #1 skill for writers to build over the next 20 years is ghostwriting As things trend from companies to individuals, your different… - Dickie Bush

Three quick writing tips:

1. Write and edit at different times
2. Read everything you write aloud
3. Write to one specific person to solve one specific problem

Every piece of writing advice is somehow related to these three.

My framework for learning: just in time, not just in case.

This means working on projects which require me to learn a skill to move the project forward.

Example: you could read books on copywriting, or you could build a product that needs a landing page, then learn to make one.

Writer's block isn't real.

It's simply performance anxiety.

You've built up a story in your head that:

• What you write needs to be perfect
• Everyone is going to judge your writing
• What you create needs to change the world

Quiet the stories.

Merely ship the work.