The Dangerous Myth of the Magical Tool

The Dangerous Myth of the Magical Tool by Pamela Wilson When we’re starting out, we want to know the best tools to use. What platform should I build my website on? What’s the best tool for writing? What should I use to create images for my site? What social media platforms should I invest time in? These thoughts can swirl around and around and keep us firmly planted in analysis paralysis. Don’t get me wrong: It makes sense to look for solid tools from the very beginning. You want to get your business off to a good start. You want to build it on a reliable platform and avoid having to make a painful switch to a different platform later. But you have to move on from that stage. Don't dawdle there. Get the rest Rough Draft: Could Podcasting Make You a Better Writer? by Demian Farnworth Indeed, it can. It can also make you a more visible writer. But that depends on how you go about it. Listen Unemployable with Brian Clark: Create Successful Products with the MVP Process by Brian Clark You create a successful product when you deliver something people want to buy, simple as that. Is there a way to figure out what people want before spending a ton of time and money? Listen The Showrunner: No. 018 The Art of Planning Before Podcasting by Jerod Morris and Jon Nastor As creatives, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and Showrunners, we have a tendency to get an idea, follow our gut, and jump straight into it without planning. As Showrunners, we agree that this can be sometimes be necessary, but not always the best plan. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: How to Let Your Business Thrive (By Getting Out of Its Way) by Jon Nastor My guest today has started several successful businesses, written three books, is a motivational speaker and has consulted with companies in several different industries. Listen The Mainframe: The Critical Importance of Customer Onboarding by Chris Garrett and Tony Clark So many businesses focus solely on getting the sale, but as far as the customer is concerned … the sale is just the beginning. Listen Rough Draft: Could Podcasting Make You a Better Writer? by Demian Farnworth Indeed, it can. It can also make you a more visible writer. But that depends on how you go about it. Listen Unemployable with Brian Clark: Create Successful Products with the MVP Process by Brian Clark You create a successful product when you deliver something people want to buy, simple as that. Is there a way to figure out what people want before spending a ton of time and money? Listen The Showrunner: No. 018 The Art of Planning Before Podcasting by Jerod Morris and Jon Nastor As creatives, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and Showrunners, we have a tendency to get an idea, follow our gut, and jump straight into it without planning. As Showrunners, we agree that this can be sometimes be necessary, but not always the best plan. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: How to Let Your Business Thrive (By Getting Out of Its Way) by Jon Nastor My guest today has started several successful businesses, written three books, is a motivational speaker and has consulted with companies in several different industries. Listen The Mainframe: The Critical Importance of Customer Onboarding by Chris Garrett and Tony Clark So many businesses focus solely on getting the sale, but as far as the customer is concerned … the sale is just the beginning. Listen Find Out More ©2015 Copyblogger Media, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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