Don't Start With Making Content...
7 Aug 2024 · 0 min
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In this blunt, profanity‑laden monologue, Shanli Liu argues that spending five years achieving tangible results is far more profitable and confidence‑building than spending the same period creating content about unproven claims. She claims that after five years of real accomplishments, a person has concrete proof of value, eliminates imposter syndrome, and can command significantly higher earnings. The speaker emphasizes authenticity—if the achievements are interesting, they’ll attract attention; if not, there’s no pressure to force relevance. The core message is that genuine results precede and outweigh any early content‑driven strategy.
