The problem with being an expert

It's not just selling time for dimes

“Last month he was talking about Crypto. Now he’s talking about AI.”

That’s a judgment reserved for experts and gurus.

James here…

Has anyone ever complained “Last month ABC played Halloween movies and now they’re playing Christmas shows”?

A person is expected to be consistent.

But a publisher can change what it talks about…

…Or even who does the talking…

As much as it wants.

It’d be weird if the person who wrote “Dog Anxiety for Dummies” also wrote “Inclusive Leadership for Dummies”...

But they’re both in the For Dummies brand.

Maybe it was just me?

Realizing that was a ‘light bulb’ moment.

If we’re the publishers (instead of the expert)?

We can sell info on any topics we want.

With zero judgment.

Anonymously.

And it doesn’t even have to be our own content.

We can use Other People’s Content and keep the money for selling it.

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In your corner,
James Foster

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