Snow Leopard: How Legendary Writers Create A Category Of One

Gerar conteúdos com distinção, tornando-se o senhor de seu próprio nicho, com uma categoria única, é o que propõem os autores, esses piratas maneiros.Não sei o quanto é viável. Estou em andamento. Mas posso te garantir uma coisa: só em tentar seguir o método deles você vai a um nível superior.

The internet is busier than ever.For good and bad.It is good in the sense that we all have the ability to publish real-time work and get real-time feedback on it all.It is bad because you need to be very mindful about your craft and how to grab the attention of others who have a million and one things to do in a given day.My best advice is to learn from those who have proven strategies, especially those who are not following the masses but instead carving a Category Of One.The fellas at Category Pirates call this a Snow Leopard.If you have any interest in writing, you should grab this book simply because dang, look at the cover!Just the cover ropes me in and makes me want to be this so-called, “Snow Leopard.”However, beyond that, this book will show you how to internalize a completely new way of framing your ideas, stories, and insights to reach and resonate with the most people possible.This book covers so many epic topics!If you are a writer, creator, entrepreneur, executive, public speaker, investor, or industry thought leader, then this MUST be your next read.You are learning from those who have DONE the work, not just TALKED about the work.This book will set you free and let your ideas and thoughts blast through the internet and beyond to impact others positively.

book may write as a business make money from writing book industry. no value for on any practical skills. i just pass a few pages and cannot get any any information from this books.

There’s a lot of strong content and advice in this book. The idea of market differentiation is not new, and the breakthrough case examples are interesting, but not unlike breakthrough examples one could pull from decades past. Its helpful theme is that differentiation is a good strategy for gaining market share. But what makes this book great, in my view, is the way it speaks to solopreneur work, digital native realities, and the idea of “being different” vs “being better” as the best strategy for growth. I will go through this book a second time - and possibly a third - to put in practice its many wonderful ideas.

To stand out in a sea of competition, and realize the importance of originality in a swamp of AI generated ideas and media, read this book. I recommend the printed edition, so you can flag and highlight it. Lots of gems to inspire you!