CPP 145: I want unreasonable things for you in 2021
This letter might be for you. I can’t know, because the response to an email sent to a list is always a probability distribution, never a certainty. I...
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CPP 144: Stephen Warley on Working For Yourself
It's not the *best* summary of this episode, but it might be the most interesting: Stephen Warley of Life Skills That Matter talks about running weird...
CPP 143: Jay Clouse of Freelancing School on... Relationships! (The Business Kind)
It's rare to encounter someone in the advice-to-freelancers game with such a refreshingly simple approach to cultivating new opportunity. Listen for m...
CPP 142: Mental blocks to selling advisory services
It really is harder for us to sell advisory services. But we can learn and adapt and grow. There are 4 reasons why it's harder to sell advisory servic...
CPP 141: The Product *Is* The Marketing
With my clients, marketing is this extra burden. It's this other business function that requires work, learning, investment, and discipline.
CPP 140: Grazing -> Cowpaths -> Roads
I believe a useful form of order can emerge from chaos. You can purposefully use focused chaos to *create* order.