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Charles Darwin pegged it when he said, “Ignorance more frequently begets confdence than does knowledge.
Pragmatic Thinking and Learning_ Refactor Your Wetwre
Andy Hunt
Communicate knowledge to others to make sure you understand. Don’t quote. Put it in your own words without looking up or referencing what others said. If you can’t explain it yourself, you don’t know it.
In order to create the single best resource, you do not need to write a book. In fact, I have always argued that length is a poor judge of value (the only time this backfired was when a hot-shot restaurateur and potential client said to me, “That’s not what my girlfriend thinks,” but that’s a story for another time). You aren’t aiming for a word count. What you’re aiming for is the most value you can possibly deliver WITHOUT 1) confusing the reader, or 2) wasting their time.
The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
Nicolas Cole
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