Jerod Morris
@jerodmorris.com
Working at the intersection of technology and online community building.
🔵 Customer Success Manager for Circle Plus ⚪
🔴 Co-Founder of The Assembly Call and Back Home Network ⚪
🔵 Customer Success Manager for Circle Plus ⚪
🔴 Co-Founder of The Assembly Call and Back Home Network ⚪
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Jerod Morris
@jerodmorris.com
· Nov 21
🧵 A quick thought about building credibility online...
Most creators have it backwards. They think credibility is something they possess and need to prove.
But it's actually something your audience grants you. (1/5)
Most creators have it backwards. They think credibility is something they possess and need to prove.
But it's actually something your audience grants you. (1/5)
AI thought:
One-size-fits-all prompts are a helpful start.
But prompts get so much more effective, and add so much efficiency, when tailored to the user and their process.
• What decisions are made first?
• How are they framed?
• Where does their unique insight add the most value?
One-size-fits-all prompts are a helpful start.
But prompts get so much more effective, and add so much efficiency, when tailored to the user and their process.
• What decisions are made first?
• How are they framed?
• Where does their unique insight add the most value?
November 22, 2024 at 6:49 PM
AI thought:
One-size-fits-all prompts are a helpful start.
But prompts get so much more effective, and add so much efficiency, when tailored to the user and their process.
• What decisions are made first?
• How are they framed?
• Where does their unique insight add the most value?
One-size-fits-all prompts are a helpful start.
But prompts get so much more effective, and add so much efficiency, when tailored to the user and their process.
• What decisions are made first?
• How are they framed?
• Where does their unique insight add the most value?
It's fun being in a rabbit hole of enthusiastic learning.
But it presents a challenge:
Not getting so caught up in *all there is still to learn* that you underestimate how much value you already have to share with your people.
Slowing down and sharing is a shield against the curse of knowledge.
But it presents a challenge:
Not getting so caught up in *all there is still to learn* that you underestimate how much value you already have to share with your people.
Slowing down and sharing is a shield against the curse of knowledge.
November 21, 2024 at 7:48 PM
It's fun being in a rabbit hole of enthusiastic learning.
But it presents a challenge:
Not getting so caught up in *all there is still to learn* that you underestimate how much value you already have to share with your people.
Slowing down and sharing is a shield against the curse of knowledge.
But it presents a challenge:
Not getting so caught up in *all there is still to learn* that you underestimate how much value you already have to share with your people.
Slowing down and sharing is a shield against the curse of knowledge.
🧵 A quick thought about building credibility online...
Most creators have it backwards. They think credibility is something they possess and need to prove.
But it's actually something your audience grants you. (1/5)
Most creators have it backwards. They think credibility is something they possess and need to prove.
But it's actually something your audience grants you. (1/5)
November 21, 2024 at 4:24 PM
🧵 A quick thought about building credibility online...
Most creators have it backwards. They think credibility is something they possess and need to prove.
But it's actually something your audience grants you. (1/5)
Most creators have it backwards. They think credibility is something they possess and need to prove.
But it's actually something your audience grants you. (1/5)