I’m excited to announce that my friend @Julian and I will be co-teaching a live sprint course on the art and science of audience building for Twitter and newsletters.
We will be teaching the sprint course in early June and will cover a variety of topics related to audience building.
It is designed to be tactical and provide course participants with everything @Julian and I wish we knew when we were getting started on our own creator journeys.
This course is for founders, creators, and builders looking to learn the ins and outs of audience building.
Participants will learn alongside a community of passionate, positive-sum individuals and have the opportunity to build circles to co-promote and grow.
Kaizen is a powerful concept for unlocking growth in your career, startup, business, writing, or life.
A short thread on what it means and the magic of continuous improvement...
Kaizen is a Japanese word meaning “improvement.”
In practice, the term is used to convey continuous improvement.
It is a dynamic process - ongoing, incremental, compounding daily improvements.
The origin of the concept of Kaizen is long, winding, and global in nature.
In the 1930s, Walter Shewhart - a Bell Labs engineer - had developed the Plan-Do-Study-Act System (PDSA) to assess the effectiveness of organizational changes in driving continued business improvement.