The Danger Of The Web Is That

Gifts Are Not Favors. If You Expect Something In Return, It's Not A Gift.

If It Were Any Other Way, It Would Be Easy. And If It Were Any Other Way, Everyone Would Do It And Your Work Would Ultimately Be Devalued. The Yin And Yang Are Clear: Without People Pushing Against Your Quest To Do Something Worth Talking About, It's Unlikely It Would Be Worth The Journey. Persist.

You Want It To Be Hard. If It's Hard, Then That Means Others Can't Do It Easily And You Can Charge For That Value.

The Thing Is, The Future Happens. Every Single Day, Like It Or Not. Sure, Tomorrow Is Risky, Frightening And In Some Way Represents One Step Closer To The End. But It Also Brings With It The Possibility Of Better And The Chance To Do Something That Matters.

The Goal In Blogging/ Business/ Inspiring Non-fiction Is To Share A Truth, Or At Least A Truth As The Writer Sees It. To Not Just Share It, But To Spread It And To Cause Change To Happen. You Can Do That In At Least Three Ways: With Research (your Own Or Reporting On Others), By Building And Describing Conceptual Structures, Or With Stories That Resonate.