Khoi Vinh on why writing and blog in particular has amplified everything that he has done in his career.
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Toolkit: How to write your About page
Your about page copy is like a form of identity for the internet. It’s not always easy to talk about yourself and it certainly feels awkward to highlight your successes. But if you don’t, who will?
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Jen Hewett on Letting Go of Perfection and Growing Multiple Skills to Enrich Her Creativity
Jen Hewett started blogging in 2006. She shares how she learned different creative skills, how they enrich each other, and the different ways it grew her business and online presence.
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Paul Jarvis on Making Your Business Better, Not Bigger
For the last two decades, Paul Jarvis has been building his business differently than what most would attempt: he’s focused on small, not big; better, not bigger; and every detail within his courses, books, essays, and newsletter reflects his thoughtfulness and personality.
Interviews
Khoi Vinh on How His Blog Amplified His Work and Career
Khoi Vinh on why writing and blog in particular has amplified everything that he has done in his career.
Toolkit: How to give proper attribution
From practical wisdom to intellectual property law, you’ll learn how to give attribution if you use other artists’ work in this Own Your Content toolkit. We also share places to find free, licensed work that you can use.
Toolkit: How to write your About page
Your about page copy is like a form of identity for the internet. It’s not always easy to talk about yourself and it certainly feels awkward to highlight your successes. But if you don’t, who will?
Jen Hewett on Letting Go of Perfection and Growing Multiple Skills to Enrich Her Creativity
Jen Hewett started blogging in 2006. She shares how she learned different creative skills, how they enrich each other, and the different ways it grew her business and online presence.
Toolkit: How to keep your guest list inclusive and diverse
Once considered an afterthought, an inclusive and diverse set of speakers, guests, and audiences can be at the core of your work—not because culture told you to, but because diversity is an enriching element for all endeavors.
