How minds change: win my place at the launch workshop
Win my place at David McRaney’s upcoming workshop by helping me write a chapter in an upcoming book on Personal Knowledge Graphs.
The last few episodes of David McRaney’s You Are Not So Smart podcast were just so good I decided to both pre-order his latest book and invest some time in improving the way I learnt from podcasts.
my place in the workshop is now up for grabs
By pre-ordering his book I earned a place at his launch workshop on 23 June. Small problem: I’ll be somewhere in the mountains of Swedish Lapland that week, so my place in the workshop is now up for grabs.
Preorder the book instead
But first: don’t take my workshop place. You should preorder the book and get your own spot at that table instead. Here’s one reason why (and here’s the Intro and a first sample chapter — pdf):
Judging by the conversations on his podcast recently, this book should get into as many hands and heads as possible. Preorders, moreover, have a huge impact on overall sales. And we should all occasionally #pay4content.
Preorders have a huge impact on overall sales
So preorder it. Now. Personally, I decided to after listening to three recent podcast episodes on my treadmill as I vainly tried to get myself into shape for Lapland. Read my public notes on them and another 9 YANSS episodes on my Hub, and see how I’m using speech-to-text to get more value from podcasts:
Win my workshop place
Not convinced? Then try and win my place at his workshop by Quote Tweeting this thread with the question you propose asking at the workshop.
The winner will post the question I find most interesting (I’ll ask David’s opinion if he has the time).
So what would I like you to ask? My top priority right now is writing a chapter for an upcoming book on Personal Knowledge Graphs, so the best place to start is the first draft of my chapter’s Introduction:
It’s long, so feel free to skip to the section on Your Hub’s CMS: a Thinking Management System for writers.
After reading that, consider this: David McRaney is a prolific and bestselling writer, podcaster and speaker. He must read and absorb scores of scientific papers, blog posts, newspaper articles and more every month as he produces his own blog posts, podcasts, social content and books. I’m guessing that his “content productivity” and online presence are both critical to his success.
He is, in other words, exactly the sort of person I want to love MyHub.ai. So ask him an interesting question. I’ll choose the best answer on June 17 and pass it to David before I head off to Lapland.
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