Great article, thanks for sharing it! I found this to be very helpful.
I was wondering if you had any further tips regarding #4? Particularly: I have a bad habit of, once I learn something, I just assume it as 'common knowledge that everyone knows'.
So, when I try to think of ideas for things I could potentially write a blog post or something about, I often decide against most of my ideas for the reason of "people would already know about this / not want to read about it." Lately at work, though, I'm finding this to not be the case and that I sometimes do my co-workers a disservice by not sharing certain information because of this.
Great article, thanks for sharing it! I found this to be very helpful.
I was wondering if you had any further tips regarding #4? Particularly: I have a bad habit of, once I learn something, I just assume it as 'common knowledge that everyone knows'.
So, when I try to think of ideas for things I could potentially write a blog post or something about, I often decide against most of my ideas for the reason of "people would already know about this / not want to read about it." Lately at work, though, I'm finding this to not be the case and that I sometimes do my co-workers a disservice by not sharing certain information because of this.
Everyone learns in different ways and all content you produce, whether completely unique, will be valuable :)
What a great way of looking at it -- thanks!