Roberto Rodes

David Perell’s Three Principles of Writing.


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If you want to grow a sustainable business these days, writing is one of the most valuable skills you can cultivate without a doubt.

In this short piece, David Perell outlines his three principles of writing: write from abundance, write from conversations, and write in public.

The three are interconnected and propel a virtuous cycle. More abundance of ideas drives better conversations which in turn leads to more (and better) ideas.

Writing in public is an amplifier. It propels conversations one step further, broadening the exposure of your ideas to new, more diverse contexts and perspectives, again leading to more (and better) ideas.

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Acerca de Roberto Rodes

Product guy, software designer & engineer. Founder of Freegrowth. I love to solve problems and to improve things through technology.
Ex-CTO at Facephi, founder of Deebbler and Wakeando, I've been over ten years designing, building, and marketing native and web software products.

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