A simple principle that changed how I publish: "If a note can be public, it should be".
I still write blog posts, but when I realized most of my notes in Obsidian contain nothing private and could help others, I quietly started publishing them.
I don't always follow my own principle. Sometimes it's friction (moving notes from Obsidian takes time), sometimes it's insecurity (sharing incomplete knowledge feels vulnerable).
But after 25 years of learning in public, I know the benefits outweigh the risks. My best opportunities have come from this openness.
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[ 2.2 ms ] story [ 10.2 ms ] threadI still write blog posts, but when I realized most of my notes in Obsidian contain nothing private and could help others, I quietly started publishing them.
I don't always follow my own principle. Sometimes it's friction (moving notes from Obsidian takes time), sometimes it's insecurity (sharing incomplete knowledge feels vulnerable).
But after 25 years of learning in public, I know the benefits outweigh the risks. My best opportunities have come from this openness.