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Letters From the Desk of Bryan Collins
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I coached writers and creators on the principle of little writing for years. Here’s how it works: Write a little every day.You only need 15 minutes to write 300 words.300 words a day equals 2100+ words a week.Somedays you’ll write more, some days less.But write like this, and you’ll create over 8000+ words a month.That’s 50,000+ words in six months.And that’s a draft for an entire book. I lived this advice, too. Every morning, I pushed myself to write a set number of words, tracking my output...
In my corporate days, all the big execs employed executive assistants. Last time I checked, the exec assistants earned upwards of $100k per year. Nice work if you can get it. However, I’d a sneaking suspicion these exec assistants did the real work, while their bosses hopped in and out of Microsoft Teams calls in between boozy long lunches and golf games. I liked the idea of having a right hand. So, when I quit the corporate racket and started my business, I hired my first assistant. We...
I’m a big Strava user. For the uninitiated, It’s like social media for running and cycling nerds. Nail a workout, upload it, and get kudos from your running and cycling buddies. They recently squeezed AI into the product. Now Strava Intelligence is summarizing my workouts with mindless platitudes like “solid long run” even if I spent half the workout gasping violently on the side of the running track. Like a trainer who says “good job” after every set, generic AI feedback adds no value. So, I...