Now we've covered a lot of ground in only a few short videos but the final question I want you to ask
yourself is what story are you trying to tell now.
A little anecdote here is you're going to underestimate and overestimate your work at the same time.
Now this is a good thing because no one is going to care as much about your work as you.
It's up to you to be your own biggest fan as well as your own harshest critic.
At the same time now when sharing your work you could just drop the facts in a straight up list of nothing
but here's exactly what I did.
But everyone else can do that too.
Working what you've done into a story sharing what worked what didn't why you went in one direction
and not another is hard.
But that's exactly why it's worth it again.
I will say it until I go hoarse.
How you deliver your message will depend on who your audience is always ask Who's it for.
And follow up with what do they need to know.
Because it means you are going to have to be specific and being specific means you're going to have
to say it's not for you to a lot of people even if you don't actually say it to them.
That means when you're specific you say this is who my work is for.
This is who I'm talking with doing this takes courage.
But it also means the ones who receive your message will engage with it more.
Write it down you're going to get lost in thought but found in the words writing is nature's way of
showing you how sloppy your thinking is.
Break your larger projects down into a series of such projects.
What did you work on today.
What's on tomorrow.
What's on this week.
Tell yourself.
Tell your team take advantage of Cunningham's Law.
Sometimes the best way to figure out the right answer isn't to ask a question.
It's to put the wrong answer out there.
Finally remind yourself you're not going for perfection.
You're going for progress going for perfection gets in the way of progress.
You know you should have your own blog.
You know you should be building specific knowledge by working on your own projects.
You know you should be documenting what you've been working on.
The upside of being able to say here's what I've done far outweighs any potential downside of being
wrong.
I want you to know that if you do create something which you should of with the skills that you've learned
in this course your own project a way to build specific knowledge.
Once you've documented on your blog.
Be sure to share it with the community mentioned my name and the discord chat.
And I'll check it out.
I'm excited to see what you make and more importantly I'm excited to see what you share.