It’s super easy to end with content that is flat or boring… and the strange thing is that you’re not flat, or boring, and the work you do isn’t either, is it? So what happens that makes the content like that?
I want to introduce the idea of a “content audit”… which is not as boring as it sounds. And it’s not about auditing all of your content, but a very simple assessment process you bring to any particular content you want to create. I use this myself all the time.
Let me explain.
I’m curious. What would your content audit look like?
with gratitude,
Mark silver, M.Div.
Heart of Business, Inc.
Every act of business can be an act of love.
The Heart of Your Business home study special through Friday
Earlier this year I ran a 9 session course that was intended to do two things for participants.
One, it was meant to bring healing, not to “get over” issues with business. But rather to help people feel lighter, more free to take action, to find a grounded, effective pathway in business from love, rather than stuck in just trying to avoid what is terrible. And there’s plenty of terrible.
Second, I wanted folks to understand the terrain you’re traveling when you are developing a business. So you know where to focus and what you can let go of for now. So you know the journey, and what it takes, both from a big picture perspective, and in minute detail.
This included topics on marketing, on money, on how to tell the difference between a spiritual issue and a business problem, even getting into advanced business topics like business models, and systems.
At this point, thousands of people have taken this course. And this last group of around 80 had great things to say, too.
We’ve just turned it into a home study program. Through this Friday, we’re offering it for $100 off. Plus, for the first 30 people who purchase, they’ll get to join in a live Q&A call, with no more than 10 people on it, to bring questions.
Take a look: The Heart of Your Business Home Study
