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Cash buyer for small internet businesses, $5k to $30k. Tell me what you'd take for yours. NYC, triathlete, morning person.

New York, NY
Joined August 2010
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If you want to see if someone learns from their experience, don't look at what they do in the future. Look at what they say no to in the future.
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Inside this week’s issue of The New Yorker: nyer.cm/P4exvvD
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Can't get enough of the quality references/examples + technical details @stephsmithio includes in her book. Folks at @WritersBlocHQ including @cullinmcgrath, @brandonthezhang, @ryansmulholland myself are fans!
Today is the day! Just sent out my first ever book, Doing Content Right, to 425 ppl. Some numbers: - Presold $10500 - Took 49 days - Made of 69791 words - From 156k revisions Thank you to everyone that supported this project! I couldn't be happier. ☺️☺️ gumroad.com/l/doing-content-…
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I found the more time I spend on the "why", rather than the "what", the more I progress.
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While I am lucky enough to WFH, I found myself wondering where my time was going. I expected WFH = more free time, but was disappointed that my daily routines left no time for ME. So I started an experiment that ended up spanning 90+ days and learned a few things...
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Jon Cho retweeted
What I enjoy the most about authenticity is that its "limitless". Because we're constantly creating and re-creating ourselves, we'll never run out of our authentic voice.
Each person has an authentic voice that they own The sooner you find and use your own voice The sooner you stand out from the crowd
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We usually think of experiences as positive or negative. However, they are neutral and simply reinforce the meaning we give them. If we see an experience as a learning opportunity, that’s what it becomes. If we see it as terrible, that’s what it becomes.
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