Well, since I’m not already famous — I guess I am going down the “become a blogger, become famous” route.
but you’re right — it doesn’t matter. my goal is not to be famous. my goal is to inspire others to reach their full potential (and in turn, those people will inspire others, etc).
I'm going to need good contacts in all these areas at some point in the future, but nothing is immediate. When I get to the point where I need these services, I'd rather use someone I've known and trusted for awhile rather than having to go seek someone out. But if you want my business and to be recommended by me, don't pitch me; build a real relationship and the biz will come later. You can start that process in the comments here (or on any of the blogs I write), via a personalized email, or on Twitter
Drew, love the cartoon, especially since it’s a question I get asked about once a day.
nice one. Which route are you on Drew?
it’s easier to be become one if you are already famous. people will be curious how a famous person thinks or writes. but does it really matter?
whereas an unknown blogger will have a hard time proving herself/himself to be a famous blogger. but then again, does it matter?
i think for some, it matters to be a famous blogger, for the others, it’s just a past time.
Well, since I’m not already famous — I guess I am going down the “become a blogger, become famous” route.
but you’re right — it doesn’t matter. my goal is not to be famous. my goal is to inspire others to reach their full potential (and in turn, those people will inspire others, etc).
now, that’s even better! inspiring people.
you’re a rock star, remember?
there should be other routes…”almost famous”, “too famous”, “never will be famous”.
cheers!
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