LIMITLESS with Chris William

Your audience is not going to be upset should you show them content they are interested in, content that benefits them, independent as to how frequently you post. Should such content benefit you to a greater degree than it does them, that is assuming it benefits them at all, only then is the frequency with which you post disadvantageous, given with each post you only make ever more apparent your selfish intentions.

Should you already understand the importance of awareness and the means by which you are most efficiently able to provide value in exchange for attention, how many conversions such attention results in of direct relation to how good your intended audience believes you are comparatively, simple.

How can you judge someone if you don't have the full picture? You can't, exactly. That said, given such an understanding, why is it you value the opinions others have of you that don't have any context?

What is considered high quality is subjective and your opinion of your own content is irrelevant. The only opinions that are to be considered are the opinions of those with context you have deliberately tried to ascertain the attention of, the opinions of those that will ultimately dictate how successful your business is.

The only thing you have a chance at being exceptional at, delineating yourself regarding, is that you would do independent as to whether your idealistic expectations are met in the space of time you had expected them to be or not.

Your ability to create content that results in the outcome you desire on platforms that are being utilised by your intended audience is one of the fundamental variables of success in business today.

Not all advice is good advice, not all opinions are worth taking into consideration, predicated by the context those either advising or making apparent their opinions have. Often in business, those most inclined to give honest feedback are those dissatisfied with the service provided, those with nothing to lose and those majority of business owners are reluctant to ask for feedback from. During this podcast I teach Mel and Chief how dangerous overvaluing compliments can be and the reason why those easiest to ask for feedback from are often the lest inclined to be honest.

I'm not here to tell you that things will turn out for the better with time, they won't, I am here to make sure you spend your time wisely to reduce the likelihood of you finding yourself progressively more disappointed in time.