Writing is 10x easier when you're solving a problem the market is begging you to solve. - Dickie Bush

The best writing advice I've ever received:

1. Stop when you have something left to say.
2. Write a 100-word note to yourself where you left off.
3. Pick up with low friction and immediate momentum.

This could be applied to more than writing.

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.

Reasons to tweet:

1. Refine ideas -> every essay I write starts as a tweet. 280-characters is the ultimate creative restraint.

2. Create a learning flywheel -> learn, share, discuss, repeat.

3. Attract like-minded people -> show people I see the world the same way they do.