I became really interested in writing first when I was in college. In 2013, a friend of mine introduced me to Forbes with a writing opportunity. That's one reason I invested that time in BuzzSumo and spent at least 2000 hours just studying patterns over and over. And then the other thing is that I read a book that really changed my perspective. It's called Blockbusters by Harvard professor Anita Alberse. She presented a very counterintuitive idea, but backed up by research.
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How much time should we set aside for learning? What are the most effective ways of portraying and communicating ideas? Should we set long-term goals for ourselves, or allow our goals to emerge over time? What are the pros and cons of being a celebrity in a field (or in general)?
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