I love your newsletters. The case studies are very insightful. Keep it up.
My only comment would be to keep the newsletter shorter on a regular basis and make the long ones into presentations, like you sometimes do.
No need to apologise for the dyslexia. I've actually been telling people about your stream-of-conciousness/poem like style of writing you used on LinkedIn. I assume it was a way for you to deal with the dyslexia, but for me it was a very distinct style and made you stand out in a sea of sameness. Quite inspiring.
For clarity when you say longer pieces, you mean like the community building is a con piece? I agree would be better as presentation...in fact i am going to work on a bigger piece around it v soon :)
On the dyslexia it never really bothered me & i look at it as a net positive, as my lateral thinking is my super power. I only put it in the sign off because i have been called out by the 'Grammar Nazis' one too many times. (sorry if thats offensive, its a phrase we us in the UK).
Really appreciate the comment thought, i wish there where more dicussions on here. Feels like a one way channel too often.
Well, actually I was referring to your report, Thriving in Uncertain Times. It doesn't have to be so extensive. I just like that style and format of an article/essay. There's something quintessentially strategist about it.
Hi Will
I love your newsletters. The case studies are very insightful. Keep it up.
My only comment would be to keep the newsletter shorter on a regular basis and make the long ones into presentations, like you sometimes do.
No need to apologise for the dyslexia. I've actually been telling people about your stream-of-conciousness/poem like style of writing you used on LinkedIn. I assume it was a way for you to deal with the dyslexia, but for me it was a very distinct style and made you stand out in a sea of sameness. Quite inspiring.
Cheers mate!
Thanks for taking the time to comment Gunnar!
Good feedback too.
For clarity when you say longer pieces, you mean like the community building is a con piece? I agree would be better as presentation...in fact i am going to work on a bigger piece around it v soon :)
On the dyslexia it never really bothered me & i look at it as a net positive, as my lateral thinking is my super power. I only put it in the sign off because i have been called out by the 'Grammar Nazis' one too many times. (sorry if thats offensive, its a phrase we us in the UK).
Really appreciate the comment thought, i wish there where more dicussions on here. Feels like a one way channel too often.
Well, actually I was referring to your report, Thriving in Uncertain Times. It doesn't have to be so extensive. I just like that style and format of an article/essay. There's something quintessentially strategist about it.
Same as John Long sometimes does:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/johnalongcd_six-ways-to-build-your-brand-with-performance-activity-7003366421120360449-1Pgs/
Sigh. No one ever leaves a comment lol