Manson: Creators who write 100 iterative posts no longer need advice
Mark Manson · Mark Manson TELLS ALL: Money, Dating, & The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck (#489) · Aug 29, 2023 · at 26:23
Author Mark Manson explains to Shaan Puri why he advises aspiring creators to publish 100 pieces of content before asking for strategic feedback.
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“Most people, if they go write a hundred blog posts and try to make each one better, By the 100th one, they don't need the advice anymore. They know what they're doing wrong. They know what they need to get better at.”
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