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What do you do with all the notes you took while learning or researching for an article?
In my experience, over 90% of the research and notes that went into an article never get used after the article is published, even though it contains invaluable knowledge.
90% is A LOT of waste, especially when you’re throwing away something that can be valuable to other people. Luckily, there’s a better way.
There are numerous benefits to selling your sawdust:
- Sharing what you’re learning signals your competence;
- It builds relationships;
- It helps you become world-class;
- It deepens your own understanding;
- You get paid for your knowledge;
- There’s less waste in your learning process;
- You can create impact (team, customers, fans);
- It makes collaborating with other learners easier;
- It helps you build an audience as you learn.
I’ve identified four main ways to create value through selling your sawdust:
- Recommendations, when you take time to go through the noise to discover and recommend something valuable,
- Summaries & Explainers,
- Your own trademark ideas,
- How To content.
This simple shift in the way you think about your learning process and its byproducts can bring surprising results really quickly, and I really recommend you give it a shot after you finish with the manual.
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