Saw Tim Ferriss of “The 4-Hour Workweek” speak at the SanFran MusicTech summit about the need to break everything you do into a process that could be repeatable by someone else that’s not you. Any service (for work or personal life) can be delegated to someone else, often on the other side of the world. At the end of the discussion, he brought up the subject of appropriate ways of approaching bloggers. When I we spoke after the discussion, I asked him to elaborate on that topic.
Make sure you check out the other three videos from the SanFran MusicTech conference:
- 10 years later Rusty Hodge reminisces about his favorite memories from ZDTV
- Pete Cashmore of Mashable on improving process with his life, work, and his blog
- What does Dave McClure know about music?
- VIDEO: SFMusicTech 08: 10 years later Rusty Hodge reminisces about his favorite memories from ZDTV
- VIDEO: SFMusicTech 08: What does Dave McClure know about music?
- VIDEO: SFMusicTech 08: Pete Cashmore of Mashable on improving process with his life, work, and his blog
- Photos from SanFran MusicTech
- Tim Ferriss' tips to how to blog without killing yourself
