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How I built my Notion daily journaling system (step-by-step)
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Sharing lessons on storytelling & influencing without authority
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BTW you can watch this newsletter on YouTube if you prefer. If not, read on: The smarter I tried to sound, the dumber my audience felt. I remember spending an hour explaining to stakeholders why merging two mobile apps was complicated. I shared everything: technical details, architecture diagrams, flow charts. But all I got were blank stares. Then I remembered this saying from marketing: “It’s better to be clear than clever.” So I simplified my message and scheduled another meeting. This...
What separates click-worthy content from clickbait? One backs up its claims. The other exaggerates them. Even in tech, the same rule applies: if people can’t see the proof, they won’t buy the promise. It’s not enough to say your product or idea is amazing—you have to prove it’s worth believing. Without credibility, even the best story falls flat. Imagine all the 20-year-old self-proclaimed business gurus on Instagram selling you $10k coaching programs on how to be rich. Sure, maybe the top 1%...
Nobody wakes up thinking: “I’m going to buy a new SaaS today!” What they’re really thinking (besides coffee): “How do I make this pain go away?”. Too many people in tech pitch what their product does—instead of what it means for the person using it. The real value of your product isn’t just in its features, but in how it transforms the user’s life: Avoiding stress Solving problems Helping them achieve their goals When you focus only on features, people won’t see the transformation. And...