Tagged: digital writing
How To Start a Medical Blog in 2023
Today I received a DM from a colleague asking for guidance on how to start a medical blog. The simplest answer to this question is: start writing. You don’t need…
How To Never Run Out Of Content Ideas Within Your Niche – HRT Edition
Smart creators don’t come up with new topics every day. They come up with new variations of the same topics. In today’s essay, I’ll share with you the 7 specificity…
Writing Online Is The Best Way To Become Known As The Specialist Within Your Specialty
9 months ago I embarked on a journey that has changed the way I share my knowledge, coach my clients and educate my followers. It all started as a 30…
Your Content Does Not Have An Expiration Date. Here’s How To Reuse It
Doctors struggle with content creation. We all have a list of 5-10 topics related to our specialty and then we run out of ideas. How the heck are we supposed…
Where To Capture Every Idea You Have Throughout The Day So It’s Available To You When You Need It
For the past 250 days, I’ve written (at least) one daily essay. And the hardest thing I’ve learned to overcome since starting has been coming up with ideas to write…
How To Start Creating Content As A Doctor
Creating patient-centric content is not as hard as you think it is. Here are 3 simple tips to get you started.
Why Is Seth Godin Pushing You To “Just Ship” Your Ideas?
“Just ship it” means putting your work out once it’s completed but before you feel it’s ready.
Here Is How To Grow Your Audience Online As A Doctor In 2022 And Beyond
When you write online, you’re answering questions your potential patients are asking, thus building your audience!
This Is How 10x NYT Best-Selling Author Neil Strauss Overcomes Procrastination
How the heck do professionals avoid staring at a blank page and just putting off their writing?
Here’s how a 10x NYT best-selling author does it.
The 1 Reason Most Doctors Fail At Creating Content Consistently
Doctors struggle with content creation for various reasons. But the most common one I hear is not having enough time to do it consistently.
How To Start a Medical Blog in 2023
Today I received a DM from a colleague asking for guidance on how to start a medical blog. The simplest answer to this question is: start writing. You don’t need…
How To Never Run Out Of Content Ideas Within Your Niche – HRT Edition
Smart creators don’t come up with new topics every day. They come up with new variations of the same topics. In today’s essay, I’ll share with you the 7 specificity…
Writing Online Is The Best Way To Become Known As The Specialist Within Your Specialty
9 months ago I embarked on a journey that has changed the way I share my knowledge, coach my clients and educate my followers. It all started as a 30…
Your Content Does Not Have An Expiration Date. Here’s How To Reuse It
Doctors struggle with content creation. We all have a list of 5-10 topics related to our specialty and then we run out of ideas. How the heck are we supposed…
Where To Capture Every Idea You Have Throughout The Day So It’s Available To You When You Need It
For the past 250 days, I’ve written (at least) one daily essay. And the hardest thing I’ve learned to overcome since starting has been coming up with ideas to write…
How To Start Creating Content As A Doctor
Creating patient-centric content is not as hard as you think it is. Here are 3 simple tips to get you started.
Why Is Seth Godin Pushing You To “Just Ship” Your Ideas?
“Just ship it” means putting your work out once it’s completed but before you feel it’s ready.
Here Is How To Grow Your Audience Online As A Doctor In 2022 And Beyond
When you write online, you’re answering questions your potential patients are asking, thus building your audience!
This Is How 10x NYT Best-Selling Author Neil Strauss Overcomes Procrastination
How the heck do professionals avoid staring at a blank page and just putting off their writing?
Here’s how a 10x NYT best-selling author does it.
The 1 Reason Most Doctors Fail At Creating Content Consistently
Doctors struggle with content creation for various reasons. But the most common one I hear is not having enough time to do it consistently.