Take The Leap

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Simple Man Guide.

A platform dedicated to helping others leave the corporate world behind, simplify their lives, and regain power over their most precious asset - time.

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Morgan Joseph TriArtisan LLC

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Build a 1-person biz you love so you can live on YOUR terms. Led 20+ others to create their own path. DM me ‘BUILD’ to start yours.

Want to live on your terms, do work you love - WITHOUT YOUR 9-5 - but don’t know HOW?

If you’re working an office job and: 

* Feeling your work is meaningless
* Tired of the corporate grind and office politics
* Unsure of what you want - but know it’s NOT what you’re doing now
* Uninspired by those folks 5-10 years ahead of you on the same path
* Working a ‘hybrid’ set up - but still tied to your office a few days a week…

STOP. RIGHT. NOW. 

Imagine this: 

* You love your work
* You can do it from anywhere
* No one telling you what to do
* Saying ‘NO!’ to wasteful meetings
* No more commuting to a dull office
* You have the freedom to control your time… 

And your life. 

But the question is - how to get there? 

Leave that part to me. 

Here’s what I’ll do for you. 👇🏽


🟠  TAKE THE LEAP - 4-month MASTERMIND (4Cs - Custom Roadmap / Course / Calls / Community)

Struggling to narrow your ideas into a cohesive strategy? 

Ideal for those ready to transition OUT of their current job, earn their FIRST DOLLAR with their own business, and experience true freedom in their days.  


🟠 TAKE THE LEAP - Online Course & Community (3Cs - Course / Calls / Community) 

Want to uncover what you can do for work to support yourself - but have NO idea where to start? 

Ideal for 9-5ers who want to create their plan in the background while their corporate job pays the bills! 

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Ready to START BUILDING YOUR IDEAL LIFE and TAKE BACK CONTROL of your days? 

👉 Book Your Call Here: https://bit.ly/smgroadmap

If you got laid off, and asked me what to do… 

This is exactly what I’d tell you:  

Sit with it. 

For as long as you can. 

Maybe only a few days. Could be a few months. 

But deflect the automatic, knee-jerk response: 
⮑ To get another job right away.

Robert Cialdini, author of Influence, has a clever term for these reactions: 

‘Click, run’. 

We have an external stimulus, and we run our ‘automatic program’. 

Like a computer runs its software. 

Break this. Give yourself a second to think. To breathe. 

There may be something outside corporate you can do. 

But it’s hard to think outside the corporate box – when you’re trapped in it. 

Take a long weekend in nature. Or a 1-month sabbatical. 

Allow your mind to expand. To wander. 

There may be something better suited for you. And post-layoff may be just the right time to explore. 

If you can sit with it for a few days, I have something to get your ideas flowing. 

It’s called Corporate Escape Academy (CEA). 

It’s a self-paced, ‘do-it-yourself’, affordable option to help you: 

• Identify a biz idea that’s uniquely YOU
• Find the problem you can help others solve   
• Create the strategy to reach folks with this problem
• Earn your 1st $1,000 with your own 1-person business. 

And maybe you will need to jump right into another job. 

That’s OK. But after you completing this course, you can go in eyes wide open. 

Armed with ways to ensure you never let anyone else control your fate. 

This is for you if you: 

→ Been recently laid off 
→ Looking for your next venture
→ Are ready to take back control of your path. 

Learn more about CEA here: https://lnkd.in/dfeFK4Hx

PS: The first 3 to DM me ‘ACADEMY’ will receive a special add-on bonus…

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Brian Gallagher

5 actionable savings tips in 30 seconds. 

Many will give me sh*t for #4.. 

1/ Have an agenda for stores. 
→ Make a list
→ Mindless wandering = mindless purchases.

2/ Split restaurant meals. 
→ Cut bills in half
→ Avoid overeating 

3/ Manually track all expenses for 3 months.
→ Identify leaks
→ The friction of tracking can prevent the spend

4/ Ditch your gym membership. 
 → Enjoy being outdoors
→ Get creative with your workouts

5/ Cut cable television. 
→ Wildly expensive and bloated
→ Consume content quicker on your time

A couple bonus ones: 
1/ Avoid new cars
2/ Cut your own hair
3/ Audit your subscriptions. 

Remember, it’s not how much you make. 

But how much you keep. 

Turns out, if you keep enough.. 

You can get out of this job you dislike much sooner. 

📸 Running up Lion’s Head? Free! .. Cape Town, ZA

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In my corporate job, I had to ask to take vacation. 

Tomorrow I’ll head to Cape Town for 4 weeks. 

Without having to ask anyone for permission. 

And I’ll work, but in between: 

• Beach walks
• Hikes up Lions Head
• Meals with my parents
• 2 nights at a safari lodge 
• Running an ultramarathon. 

And lots of outdoor workouts. 

That feeling of controlling my time is priceless. Especially because I remember what it felt like to NOT have control of my time. 

And if you start building your corporate escape plan now: 

You’ll never have to ask to take vacation again.

And we can work on it.. together. 

Imagine having a 10-year corporate escapee, in the trenches with you to help you: 
 
1/ Laser in on your business idea
2/ Create your offer / what you’ll sell
3/ Build an audience of potential clients
4/ Earn your first $1,000 with your own 1-person business. 

This is what we do inside Take The Leap, my 6-month coaching program. 

If you’re:  

→ Feeling suffocated in your job
→ Have NO idea what business you can start
→ Tired of asking for permission to take vacation.. 

Then THIS is for you. 

DM me ‘FREEDOM’ for more info. 

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I ran the 35-mile Two Oceans Ultramarathon yesterday.   Here’s 35 things I learned from the race. 

Nope.. kidding. But 2 things felt very REAL – and applicable to other areas of life. 

1/ You’re alone, but you’re not alone.. but you ARE alone. 

You have to run the course yourself. 

Yes, there are people to help you. Give you water, fruit, even calf rubs (more on that in a second..), potatoes covered in salt. To cheer you on. Even yelling your name as you run by (our names were on our bibs!).. 

But you and only you can get yourself to the finish line. 


2/ You can do way more than you think you can. 

At mile 13, my calf tightened up. Big time. I could barely jog. 

With 22 miles to go – I thought I was cooked. Day over. 

But I made some adjustments. Slowed down my pace. Ate the bananas I brought (potassium helps with cramping). Stopped at an aid station to get a quick calf run and some balm. 

It still hurt like hell. My mind was telling me I should probably stop. It’ll be bad tomorrow. Maybe your achilles ruptures. All sorts of things. 

But I pushed through. And finished. Slower than I expected. But I got it done.

My cardio was still pretty strong near the end because my calf wouldn’t allow me to go faster. 

Until the last mile.. when I dug deep and hit an 8-minute mile pace..  

So I could finish under 6 hours…barely. Final time – 5:59:54.

What a day! 


Ohhh.. and one other lesson: 

Don’t forget vaseline next time. Yikes. 

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✍🏽 Inspiring future corporate escape artists
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📸 Two Oceans Ultramarathon: ☑️.. Cape Town, ZA 

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Tell me 1 thing you like about your job. 

Besides money. Or benefits. 

If this is tough, and you chose your job only for money: 

You WILL tire of it. 

And it’s not a matter of IF.. but WHEN. 

Look, I’m not saying choosing a job for money is bad. 

It’s exactly what I did to start. It’s how I chose my major.

We need to eat. Have a home. Have fun. 

But after about 10 years (or less), that point will come. 

You’ll wake up dreading the day ahead: 

• Meaningless tasks
• Overbearing bosses
• Pointless daily team check-ins
• Asking for permission to take vacation. 

And when you reach that point, you’ll have 2 options: 

1/ Accept it, and repeat for 30 years, OR…
2/ Change it. 

I can help with #2 (sorry, #1s – you’re on your own!).  

You don’t have to leave your job to start your escape path. 

Leaving corporate is the end goal – but certainly not where you start. 

Instead, together we can (while your job pays your bills): 

→ Laser in on your business idea
→ Create your offer / what you sell
→ Build audience of potential clients
→ Generate revenue in your new venture. 

Because once you get someone to pay you for something you create.. 

The game is changed forever. 

How do I know? 

Because I never returned to my 9-5 job after I figured this out. 10 years running…. 

DM me ‘FREEDOM’ for details on how to get started. 

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Don’t have 6 months of expenses saved? Skip these: 

• Netflix
• Flights
• Investing
• Cocktails
• Living solo
• Car leases
• Restaurants
• New clothes
• Gym membership
• Window shopping

Drastic? Maybe. 

But picture your money sitch if you do this for 1 year. 
 
6 months of expenses saved = life changing. 

It provides the ability to take a risk. 

Which sounds worse to you: risk or regret?

Risking 1 year to build the career you want.. 

OR: 

Regretting spending 30 more years in one you don’t. 

Here’s how I’d crush my savings plan: https://lnkd.in/eCpX5AHh 

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A shout-out to my fitness inspiration.. 

Here’s how I got started at age 13. 

My dad.

I signed up for my first season of wrestling in 8th grade. So my Pops went out and bought me a top-notch bench and Olympic weight set. 
 You see, he’s a lifelong gym rat – working out 4x per week, at 5am, for as long as I can remember…

Even while working TWO jobs to pay a substantial amount of the tuition bills for me and my brother (gets me filled up just thinking about it..)   He turned 65 last week, and I went to Florida with my folks to celebrate. 

I reminded him how grateful I am for planting that fitness bug in teenage me. 

And it stuck.. thankfully much more than wrestling did (that was my only season ha!). 

Happy 65th, Big Papi.. I love you! Thank you for everything ❤️

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✍🏽 Inspiring future corporate escape artists
🏃🏻‍♂️ And some wellness sprinkled in on Sundays
🔔 Click my name → Hit the bell → See my posts.

DP.S. Enjoying a sunset with the folks.. Clearwater, FL

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5 ways to start your escape plan (without quitting your job). 

You can do these over the weekend. 

1/ Look ahead 5 years.  
→ Write out your ideal day in GREAT detail 
→ Think about everything you want – and don’t want

2/ Write 3 things you can discuss freely for 30 minutes
→ Things that interest you
→ Don’t think about monetizing it

(More on this tomorrow..)

3/ List 1 skill from each job you’ve held
→ You took at least 1 from each role
→ Go ALL the way back to your very first job

4/ Identify where others ask for your (free) help. 
→ Your friends see YOU as the authority
→ If they have a problem you can solve – others do too 

5/ Find your 3-4 ‘happy spends’ 
→ Be ruthless in cutting all else 
→ Save 6-12 months of expenses ASAP

For more context on these, and 20 other ways to get started, I created a simple guide to help you. 
You can get it here: https://lnkd.in/evPyPHTD

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🎥 1 of my happy spends: experiences.. Cape Town, ZA

It took me 11 years to leave corporate. 

Here’s 4 things I’d have done differently. 

1/ Create content sooner. 

It takes a while to find your voice. Not weeks, but months. 

And once I did find my voice, I attracted the right people – even though I wasn’t talking about what I create content on now. 

But you can’t know this without starting. 


2/ Define what I wanted earlier. 

I ran on ‘old’ goals for longer than I should have. 

I wanted a big house in the suburbs. A few luxury cars in the driveway. And a closet full of custom made suits and clothes. 

Until I went on a 3-week trip in nature and realized I really didn’t give a sh*t about any of those things.

That’s when I focused on my plan to get out of my current career – and life.  


3/ Worry less about failing and starting over. 

I opened a fitness studio when I left corporate. 

4 years later, we closed it down. But I didn’t have to ‘start over’.. 

I just took a turn. 

The new path doesn’t end abruptly every time. 

It swerves around roadblocks and picks up the next road. 


4/ Work with a coach sooner. 

Nice self-serving post from a coach, right? But here’s why it’s true.

I knew 2 weeks into my new corporate career that it wasn’t for me. 

But it took me 11 years to leave. 

Not saying I would have left 6 months in, but if I saved 6 YEARS – and started working on something I loved much sooner.. 

Isn’t that worth the investment in having a mentor take you where you want to go? 


Now.. 

Already know you’re in the wrong career and ready to plot your next move? 

DM me ‘FREEDOM’ to see how I can take you where you want to go. 

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5 ways to stay in a career you know is NOT for you. 

And miss the present, counting years to retirement. 

1/ Spend more than you make.
→ Prioritize those ‘happy’ spends
→ Build 12 months of savings ASAP

2/ Numb stress with substances.
→ Escaping doesn’t move you forward
→ Use (some) weekend time to build your next step

3/ Worry about what others think. 
→ They don’t have to live your life.. you do
→ You’re never criticized by someone doing more than you. 

4/ Fear failure or being a beginner.
→ It’s freeing having no preconceived notions
→ Everyone who’s built something great – was a beginner 

5/ Accept others’ definition of success.
→ Know exactly what you value
→ Periodically check to ensure you’re heading for it 

These aren’t easy to correct either. 

If you eliminate #3 completely, show me how. 

I’ve created a guide to get you started on leaving a career that’s not meant for you. 

You can read it here: https://lnkd.in/e3meS7bB

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🎥 Success to me: heading out for midday run – without asking.. Cape Town, ZA
(Last long one before the ultra on Saturday..)

As a 9-5 escapee, I’m solo a lot. Especially traveling.  

But here’s why I’m never lonely: 

I spend a lot time doing something I love.. 

Exercising outdoors. 

It’s been a never-ending source of meeting people while traveling. 

Why?

Because when I’m doing it, I’m giving off my BEST energy. 

You show up as your best self, and those around you can feel it.

2 other observations:  

1/ Same logic applies to work
2/ It works in the opposite direction.

If you don’t enjoy your work – others can feel that energy.  

What activity has you giving off your BEST energy? 

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✍🏽 Inspiring future corporate escape artists
🏃🏻‍♂️ And some wellness sprinkled in on Sundays
🔔 Click my name → Hit the bell → See my posts.

🎥 And if I spot your kid imitating me – I’ll make them star in a video ;)  

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How to create a career you can’t wait to wake up for. 

I didn’t learn this until later.. 

How it started off: 

• Chose a major I knew nothing about
• For all the wrong reasons
• Took job in said field
• Stayed 11 years. 

Then, I grew tired of it (see my post from Monday…). 

And started to do 2 things: 

1/ Follow my curiosity. 

I started a fitness studio with a friend. 

I love fitness. And sharing it with others. 

2/ Experiment. 

In still following my curiosity, I tried new things. 

• Fitness studio
• Consulting for wellness companies
• Audio training programs / coaching
• Fitness content and info products
• Brand partnerships
• Coaching

I always thought work was just.. work. 

Boring. Not meant to be enjoyable. But I was wrong. 

And I’m happy I listened to my gut when it told me I was meant for something different. 

250 days per year, for at least 40 years – will be spent working. 

Do you want to spend THAT much of your life doing something you don’t enjoy?

If not, check out my simple guide to get started on your next move. 

Read more here:  https://lnkd.in/e3meS7bB

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Real talk from an unhappy 9-5er… 

And 6 other quotes to view work differently. 

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I’m Brian. 
Follow me to go from unhappy 9-5er to.. Corporate Escape Artist. 
Get your free roadmap here: https://lnkd.in/evPyPHTD

These quotes on work - and life - hit hard…

5+ years into your career and wondering… 

Is this what I signed up for.. for 35 more years? 

If you’re feeling this way, here’s my advice: 

Start building something you enjoy. 

This idea of liking your work though – is relatively new. Work was meant to be separate from leisure time. 

In fact, the Latin term for business, negotium, literally translates to ‘not enjoyable activity.’ 

But there’s really NO downside to exploring fulfilling work for yourself. 

Work you enjoy. That YOU control. 

Here’s the risk as I see it:  

Worst-case scenario: 
⮑ Spend more time on something you love
⮑ Feel satisfied building something of your own. 

Best-case scenario: 
⮑ Your new venture earns you money
⮑  Enough to leave your corporate career…for good. 

Win-win. 

The reward here greatly outweighs the risk, right? 

But it’s not easy to create a career you love. 

I’ve created a 7-step process to help get the ideas flowing. 

Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eRr2Mbhr

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Conquer “I don’t know where to start” (without a coach). 

This one paralyzes so many people.. 

So here’s 3 steps to narrowing in on your 1-person business idea: 

1/ List out your skills. 

• Review ALL past jobs
• List at least 1 skill from each
• Notice patterns and ways to combine skills. 


2/ Identify your interests. 

• Head to a local bookstore
• See what sections speak to you
• Pay attention to what you read for pure enjoyment. 


3/ Review your experiences. 

• Identify obstacles you’ve overcome
• List out things you’ve learned / trained for
• Jot down what friends ask for YOUR help with. 

For help with more exercises like these to find your business idea, AND many other tools and strategies to begin your 1-person business.. 

I’ve created Corporate Escape Academy (CEA). It’s for the DIYers here who want to: 

1/ Laser in on a business idea
2/ Create your offer / what you’ll sell
3/ Start building an audience of potential clients
4/ Earn your first $1,000 with your own 1-person business. 

And who also: 

→ Feel suffocated in your job
→ Find coming up with an idea frustrating
→ Like to tackle things on your own initially
→ Crave a simple way to brainstorm and capture ideas. 

Still confused on where to start? 

Head here to read more: https://lnkd.in/dfeFK4Hx

P.S. Be one of the first 3 people to DM me ‘academy’, I’ll toss in a FREE 45-minute strategy session with me ($297 value)

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How I got my first paying client (good for unhappy 9-5ers).

And how you can start today.

Create content. But not for followers…

To find your voice. And share more of YOU.

I started sharing fitness content on Instagram because I enjoyed doing it. 

As I got more comfortable, I shared more about me and my lifestyle. 

I noticed my audience asking questions about how I was living the way I was, and wanted to know how they could do it too. 

That’s how I landed on coaching.  

Now, this may seem uncomfortable at first.

And I’m not gonna lie – it is. Putting yourself out there is scary. 

I was paralyzed with thoughts like: 

1/ What will others think? 
2/ What if my content is no good? 
3/ How do I know what to write about? 
 
And here’s my answers: 

1/ Some will cheer you on. Others won’t. So what?  
2/ It won’t be. It’s your first rep. Be kind to yourself 
3/ Write about what you like and what interests you.

Oh, and if you think I was always good at content (nope, wasn’t always awesome shirtless photos 🤣).. see one of my first Instagram posts below.. 

So here’s what I’d suggest: 

→ Identify something enjoy doing 
→ Jot down 3-5 sub-topics under it 
→ Explain those sub-topics to a newbie. 

That’s it. 

Don’t worry about if it’ll be good. 
Don’t worry about how you can monetize it. 

Just. Get. The. Reps. 

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📸 Your early content will suck.. here’s proof mine did 🤣

I never viewed myself as an entrepreneur. 

It’s still hard for me to see myself as one. 

It was foreign to me. No one in my family was. 

We had old school, middle class beliefs: 

• Work isn’t meant to be enjoyable
• You work, get paid every 2 weeks
• If you don’t work, you don’t get paid. 

And entrepreneurs? They started tech companies. 

They come up with creative solutions to problems for the masses. Raise billions for their startups. And change the world with their innovative apps and gadgets. 

But that’s not entirely true. 

We can stop the definition here: 

They come up with creative solutions to problems. 

That’s it. 

And we all have problems we can help others solve. We just don’t know how to identify them. What problems we’d love to help others solve. 

It’s why I created Corporate Escape Academy (CEA). To help you map out something you’ve already know how to do, use it to help others – and start your own 1-person business. 

And move on from the corporate world so you can take back the control of your life you’re so desperately craving. 

No more:

• Bad bosses
• Meaningless meetings and reports
• Asking for permission to take vacation. 

CEA is a self-paced, DIY, super affordable option to help you: 

→ Laser in on a business idea
→ Create your offer / what you’ll sell
→ Start building an audience of potential clients
→ Earn your first $1,000 with your own 1-person business. 

Ready to see how YOU are an entrepreneur too? 

DM me ‘ACADEMY’ for more details, or you can read more here: https://lnkd.in/eN4rNaXW

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📸 WFA views today.. Cape Town, ZA

Use this ‘deadly’ sin to find fulfilling work.

There’s information in it – if you know how to look. 

The ‘deadly’ sin? Envy. Here’s how to use it. 

1/ Find someone you’re envious of. 

But realize you don’t want their entire life. 

They have problems you would NOT want to deal with. 


2/ List out the ONE thing you’re envious of. 

Maybe they connect with others effortlessly. 

Maybe they work remotely and live wherever they want. 


3/ Repeat for several people that come to mind. 

Compile a list of traits / attributes you want. 

Begin to get a complete picture of the life you want. 


4/ Reverse engineer. 

Write 2-3 small, actionable steps you can take now.

Incorporate these into daily habits you build. 


And most importantly: 

Remember this is an iterative, evolutionary process. 

Finding a fulfilling career takes time and effort. 

It is NOT something that will fall in your lap.

And we’re best served to explore as many different places as possible. 

To turn over rocks. And collect data. This is ONE way to explore. 

For a list of others you can use to paint your picture, head here for my simple guide: https://lnkd.in/eRr2Mbhr

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Post inspiration: 
A Job To Love, by The School of Life
📸 Goodbye wind / rain, hello sunshine.. Cape Town, ZA

Would you rather…

A: Spend 400 months doing work you don’t enjoy?

OR:

B: Spend 4 months finding work you love? 

If Option A sounds good – no need to read the rest. 

But if Option A sounds miserable, and you’re currently:

• Rating your job a ‘6’ or lower
• Wanting more control of your days
• Sitting on 6-12 months of expenses saved
• Praying you come up with a business to start..  

In other words: An aspiring Corporate Escape Artist…
 Take The Leap, my 1:1 coaching program – is for you. 

In just 120 days, with a 10-year corporate escape veteran in your pocket, we build your step-by-step roadmap to: 

1/ Laser in on your business idea
2/ Create your offer / what you’ll sell
3/ Build an audience of potential clients
4/ Earn your first $1,000 with your own 1-person business.

And we can do this ALL while you keep your corporate job. 

DM me ‘ESCAPE’ for more info. 

Because 400 months is a LONG time to spend doing something you don’t enjoy. 

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Eliminate career fatigue with 1 simple ‘win-win’ step.
 
And re-energize your days. 

Create content. 

No, you don’t even have to share it..yet. 

Just create it. And here’s a few steps to help you: 

1/ Write about something you enjoy. 

Mine was fitness. So I just started sharing my outdoor workouts. 

As I grew more comfortable, I shared other things too.

This indirectly led me to my current career. 
 

2/ Find creators doing what you’d like to do. 

Engage with their content. Connect with those engaging. 

Take note of any questions in the comments. 


3/ Keep a swipe file of ideas. 

Don’t copy, but use as ammo for your own writing. 

I store my ideas in my Notes app. 


4/ Review your favorite recent reads. 

Re-read any notes you took. 

See how you can share those ideas with others. 


5/ Tap into AI. 

For more ideas. Not for writing. 

Add your favorites to your swipe file. 

There’s an incredibly simple prompt in the comments. 

Additional tips: 
→ Make sure it’s something you enjoy. 
→ Don’t worry about how to monetize it now. 
→ Pretend you’re writing instructions to a newbie. 

So how is this a ‘win-win’? 

If you share content on something you enjoy AND others find valuable, 1 of 2 things can happen: 

1. You can build your path OUT of your 9-5.. or WORST case: 
2. You've spent more time doing something you enjoy. 

See? Win-win. So get out there and create some content. 

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