You want to be perfect for someone, not ok for everyone.

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The use of vague terms like 'people' is a missed opportunity to connect with a specific audience.
Being specific in language and targeting a particular group can help to resonate with and connect with individuals more effectively.
Using generic terms can actually hinder communication and prevent the message from being perfect for someone.

Josh Spector simplifies audience and business growth for creative entrepreneurs. In this episode, we talked about writing, the future of media, how to write, Josh's love for media/business, what to do if you feel imposter syndrome, and Josh's counterintuitive advice.

0:00 Intro 0:41 Josh’s Letter To His Daughter 6:10 Parenting 10:10 How Has Internet Changed Journalism/Media 15:32 What’s The Future Of Media? 18:00 How To Write Masterclass 31:54 Common Writing Mistake 33:58 “You’re Either Selling To Your Audience OR…” 36:59 Josh’s Love For Media/Business 42:21 Before Making It 44:38 A Person You Should Know 50:45 “I’ve Always Been Authentic In My True Myself But…” 59:12 What To Do If You’re Scared To Post Online? 1:03:33 Where Does Josh Need To Grow? 1:07:33 “I’m Very Strategic About Everything I Do” 1:11:15 Josh’s Counterintuitive Advice 1:22:40 Challenge 1:26:42 Watch If You’re A Perfectionist 1:31:10 If You Have A New Podcast, Watch This Josh's Links Website: https://joshspector.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jspector My Links 🎙 Podcast: https://anchor.fm/dannymiranda 🎥 YouTube: https://youtube.com/dannymiranda 🐣 Twitter: https://twitter.com/heydannymiranda 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/heydannymiranda ❓ Course: https://www.artofinterviewing.com