10 things I've learned from Nat Eliason's interview on the Danny Miranda Podcast

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Here you can find the full interview.

1. The importance of consistency and how it helps to build an audience.

As a writer, it is important to be consistent in order to build an audience. This means that you need to find a niche that you are passionate about and stick to it. It can be tempting to branch out into other businesses, but it is important to focus on one thing and do it well.

2. The danger of investing in crypto and online writing, and how liquidity can change quickly.

Investing in cryptocurrency and online writing can be dangerous because the market is volatile and can change quickly. This can lead to significant losses for those who get in early. It is important to be aware of the risks before investing, and to understand that the market can change rapidly.

3. The process of getting a book deal, and the expectations for the release date.

The process of getting a book deal can be long and complicated. There are a lot of expectations that come with a book release, and it is important to be prepared for the publicity and marketing that will come with it. It is also important to have a realistic timeline for the release of the book.

4. The importance of following up on a successful career or life experience.

It is important to follow up on a successful career or life experience. This means that you need to stay true to your creative impulses, even if it means revisiting older work. It can be tempting to pursue various individual tactics, but it is important to focus on one thing and do it well.

5. The idea that the world is incredible now and how this has led to try to not consume anything recent or new.

The world is incredible now thanks to advances in technology. This has led Nat Eliason to try to not consume anything recent or new to avoid getting sucked in by the feed. He recommends the book The Pioneers by David McCullough for those interested in this topic.

6. The importance of taking copious notes and dictating responses to emails.

In order to be successful, it is important to take copious notes and dictating responses to emails. This will help you to be more productive and safe. It is also important to be diligent about your information consumption, so that you do not become overwhelmed or unhappy.

7. The importance of focusing on what one wants their attention to go towards.

It is important to focus on what you want your attention to go towards. This means that you need to find a balance between the various forms of information that you are consuming. You can do this by focusing on one thing at a time and making sure that you are not being pulled in too many directions.

8. The difficulty of consistently producing quality writing, and how easy it is to become milked by the audience's emotions.

It can be difficult to consistently produce quality writing. This is because it is easy to become milked by the audience's emotions. This can lead to a decline in the quality of your work. It is important to be aware of this danger and to make sure that you are staying true to your creative impulses.

9. The danger of investing in crypto and online writing, and how this can lead to significant losses.

10. The importance of finding a niche and sticking to it.

As a writer, it is important to find a niche that you are passionate about and stick to it. It can be tempting to branch out into other businesses, but it is important to focus on one thing and do it well. This will help you to build a loyal audience and to be successful in the long term.

Paolo