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I tend to get lost in tactics. Do this, don’t do that. Important stuff, for sure. But there’s 1 thing that’s crucial before any tactics apply.This is a lesson I’ve been learning from Seth Godin and Chris Bumstead,Seth GodinOne of his most notable achievements is his daily blog, where he crafts and publishes a post… every. single. day. For nine years straight. Here’s his

As the Operations Manager for Captialism.com, let’s compare the business of writing vs selling physical products.We’ll cover 2 things in this episode:* Why writing is the most profitable business model I’ve found.* The 4 steps that make up the Writerpreneur Business Model.Why Writing is the Most Profitable Business Model I’ve FoundWriting Actually Makes MoneyUnlike many bus

The essence of starting is hitting publish—even when you’re not ready.This is the only way to gauge demand and get crucial feedback.Why Hitting Publish is CrucialMany of us assume that building a structured foundation—complete with a business plan, brand identity, and products—will naturally attract an audience.But that’s not true.In most cases, if you build it, they won�

Step 1: Establish Your CredibilityBefore anything else, it's crucial to have some form of credibility or authority in the field you are writing about.This isn't just about having knowledge; it's about having proven results either for yourself or others. If you’ve achieved a significant result through your personal efforts or have helped others achieve it, you already have a solid

Who are you writing for?When you’re starting, every piece of content you write is a test - trying to learn what resonates with the potential audience.So you write. About what interests you. About what you’re learning. About what you believe will add value.But after you’ve written 10-15 articles, you have a choice.You can continue to write what you want - ignoring the reach an

What if I told you the most valuable skill in business is not selling or product development, but something far simpler?This skill is the foundation of everything you do in business… Is the key to customer acquisition… And is the fastest way to test ideas.That skill, is…Writing.In this episode, I'll prove it to you.If you’re a non-fiction writer who’s struggling to make m

Comics to order:- Anguish Garden Book I- Anguish Garden Book IIComics to read:- weekly comic, "What'd I Miss?" - Free comic about making comics (for young people)Movie scripts:- Beyond Street Cred - Straw Man This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gabrielklingman.substack.com This is a

If you don't master attention, it doesn't matter how good anything else is... No one will see your product or landing page.You will make 0 sales.Everything is built on the foundation of attention.This is why I created your First 500 Followers Cohort.If you want to join the waiting list for the next Cohort, Click Here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss t

Alex Hill had a near-death experience at the age of 27, which was a culmination of stress and confusion from working in a fast-paced environment and not listening to his inner voice. His heart stopped for two minutes while working out with his personal trainer in the Equinox Gym in Manhattan. He saw his spirit leave his body and had to choose between ascending to the heavenly realm

On this episode of Coffee with Klingman, Gabriel Klingman sits down with guest Matt Schneider. They discuss key takeaways for success, such as having different skill sets and working alongside people rather than just for them. They also dive into the importance of clarity around mission, vision, and values in personal and business partnerships. Other topics include the speaker's ex