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I rewrote my book this week.
I don't think my publisher is thrilled about it, but she'll be fine. Here is the story about why it needed to be done.
And here is an update:
I've sent the new copy to my publisher.
I am not sure when it will be changed or swapped out.
Once it's been updated by the publisher I will drop the cost on Amazon as low as it will let me for each format 
I've already uploaded a free version to…
Every few years I experience a quantum leap moment. It's a stage of exponential personal growth. It doesn't look or feel like you'd expect. I wrote about exponential here:
"The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function"Albert Allen BartlettThe monkey mind loves the lin...
I know when it's happening because I wake up at two or three in the morning thinking about one thing:
BETTER.
Not "I'm going to do better tomorrow" better.
It's a different kind of better. My book is a good example. I have read it two or three times before this week. Each time I've thought "Wow, this is better than I thought it was". I read it this week and thought:
This needs to be better.
It needs to be easier to read.
It needs to be less redundant.
It needs to be shorter.
So I rewrote it.
Then, I went back to some of the first posts on this blog and read them. My first thought?
These need to be better.
If you know me, that translates into:
I need to do better.
And that's how I know I'm in the middle of another quantum leap. What was acceptable before is no longer. No guilt, no shame, no embarrassment. This is part of the process.
Instead of thinking "I am going to do better tomorrow" or "I am going to write something better next week"...
I challenge you to go back and make what you've already done better. Simpler. Smoother. Clearer. You'll get way more reps and you'll have a tight feedback loop beating up your own stuff.
And since this is a Force Multiplier, here are the posts I went back and made just a little bit better. Even if you read them before, they'll hit you differently this time:
The Adaptive Dilemma:
Hooomans gonna hooman.
Forget the tech, forget the tools, and forget the "rules" for a second. Look in the mirror.System Reliability and The Adaptive DilemmaThese are the tw...
Niche? No thanks:
Why I don't niche down
I went on a mini-crusade earlier this month throwing stones. Mostly at experts and specialists. I made an article comprised of two emails I sent two d...
Force Multipliers 1:
Throwing stones.
"Never cross a river that is on average 4 feet deep"Nassim Nicholas TalebThis is a newsletter. So buckle up. Newsletters, Blogs and How Does...
Onward
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