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🎙 About The Episode
There are loads of people out there who want to be become online creators, but they’re not sure how to get going, or if their business will be a success. It can be a super confusing world to navigate – but once you unlock it you can find financial freedom and a fulfilling career. Today’s guest is Nathan Barry, an online writer and software developer who created Convertkit, a product that helps people with online newsletters reach new audiences. We’re going to be talking all about how to build an online creator business, how to make writing a habit, and you’ll see exactly how Nathan built his ebook empire. Enjoy!
Season 7 Episode 11
Intro
Making money is a skill
Having a job vs. having a business
You set the pace
Do you need to level up your skills?
Setting big goals
Nathan’s first apps
Getting into ebooks
Writing 1000 words a day
Working in public
How to make writing a habit
Publishing and managing your projects
Running a personal blog
Being honest about yourself online
The ladders of wealth
The billion-dollar creator
The three laws of flywheels
Final words of advice
🔗 Connect with Nathan
🌐 Website | 🐦 Twitter | 👥 LinkedIn | 📘 Facebook🔊 Episode Transcript
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Hi Ali!
Thank you for this brilliant podcast episode.
Today was an extra day that we all were gifted since it’s a leap year- and I told myself that the next time this day occurs – 4 years later, my life will look very different from the way it looks right now. This video found me at exactly the right moment, as it’s the push I needed on that thought trajectory. Why shouldn’t I monetise off of something I’m good at and love doing?
Thanks again for the incredible value you put out into the world and you do it in a way that does not feel overwhelming- something even a young teen would understand and follow. I’m 27, and I’ve “wasted” years of my life not believing in myself enough to monetise off of the skills I have and want to build on, and you’re teaching me to do that strategically.
(Obviously, I’ve just come out of a rabbit hole of your content, teehee!)
(PS: I’m putting you on my vision board. Let’s see what comes of that!)
Love,
N