A writer breaks down how to earn six figures by mastering thinking, formatting, and platform-specific language. The strategy centers on repurposing existing content across different channels rather than constantly creating from scratch.
Most people think of writing as this one big thing. It's not. Writing is broken up into parts. There is the thinking component of writing, which usually in nonfiction, means you've acquired knowledge over a long period of time. If you're a new writer, you don't have that. You don't have anything valuable to say. So you got to go find someone with the thinking, someone who's been doing something for a long period of time. Then you have the formatting skill. What do you want to say and how do you want to say it? In what order should it go? Then you also have platform languages. Writing on Twitter is very different than writing on LinkedIn, which, which is very different than writing on Quora, which is different than writing on your blog. Just like a developer knows C and Python and JavaScript, it's the same thing for writing. It's like, what are all the different languages? You know? When you piece all that together, you realize there's never been more creators ever creating video and audio assets where the thinking's already done. And they will willingly pay you to take the content they've already created and just turn it into text and then post it on one, two, or three platforms. And you can make six figures doing that from your sweatpants.
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