Welcome, Remarkable Communication Readers!

Thanks for coming to check Productive Flourishing out! There’s a lot here, so I wanted to take a second to show you around.

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Given that you’re interested in remarkable communication, I think you might find these posts useful:

• Why Creative Entrepreneurs Don’t Need To Worry About Free

I think the best way to start a relationship with people is by giving them something. Right now, though, there’s some worry about how giving people your best stuff is ultimately self-defeating and how Free is killing online businesses. This post shows why you don’t really need to worry about Free.

• Becoming Yourself and Growing Your Blog

If you’re new to writing, you’re probably all sorts of worried about your voice and how good your writing is. Every writer you know and love started out that way and got better in time, and this post shows the growth of a few well-known and -loved bloggers, including Sonia.

• Start Before You Finish: A Case Study

We often forget that to finish something, we have to start it – and that the first starts are never perfect. It happens to me, too, and this post talks about what it really took to get my newsletter going.

• Why You’re Undervaluing Yourself (And How To Stop)

You might want to start helping people with your content but are stuck because you’re worried about whether or not you have anything to say worth hearing. Learn why you’re undervaluing yourself…and how to stop.

• When They Aren’t Coming To You, Go To Them

When you’re starting out, you probably need to think as much about going to your audience instead of them coming to you. Yes, this applies to online business, too.

I’m glad you came and I hope you find your visit worthwhile. Thanks!