Many moons ago I received a message from a reader telling me how my writing is “like Dan Koe, but CLEAR!”
That was a sign I was doing at least something right.
Since then my writing has evolved a lot—as everything you do should do if you're actually growing—and it differs immensely from Dan's writing now.
But I still like to look back at this message with a smile on my face.
Partly to stroke my ego.
But more importantly, to see how far I've come in 1) emulating and incorporating ideas from people I admire (or used to admire at the time) and 2) how I evolved and incorporated everything I've learned into my own style, my own writing, my own creations.
Starting out as a "me too" business is a great starting point.
Staying one isn't.
And the best way to “find your voice” is by writing a lot and writing often.
It helps if that writing practice is as fun as it can be—something I’m currently writing a new course about, which you’ll hear more about soon.
As for now.
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