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+ <!-- Generated by scripts/sync-templates.mjs from the Postemi app's template library (en.ts, catalog.ts). Do not edit by hand: change the app, then run the script again. -->
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+ # Frameworks and how-to
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+ Steps, frameworks and tips people can use the same day.
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+ 16 templates. Square brackets are placeholders: replace every one before you post.
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+ ## The framework I use (`hFrameworkSteps`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Share the steps you follow every time.
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+ ```text
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+ The framework I use for [problem]:
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+ 1. [step]
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+ 2. [step]
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+ 3. [step]
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+ 4. [step]
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+ It has not let me down yet.
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+ ```
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+ ## A framework for a fast fix (`hAnotherFramework`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: A short, repeatable way to solve one problem quickly.
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+ ```text
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+ Another framework I use to solve [problem] fast:
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+ 1. [step]
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+ 2. [step]
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+ 3. [step]
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+ 4. [step]
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+ It works every time.
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+ ```
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+ ## Five steps to make it (`hFiveSteps`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: A clear recipe for creating one thing, plus the secret.
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+ ```text
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+ 5 steps to create [thing]:
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+ Step 1: [step]
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+ Step 2: [step]
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+ Step 3: [step]
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+ Step 4: [step]
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+ Step 5: [step]
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+ The secret: [one sentence].
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+ ```
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+ ## Beginners vs pros (`hBeginnerPro`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Side by side: how beginners and experts do the same thing.
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+ ```text
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+ How beginners [do the thing]:
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+ • [approach]
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+ • [approach]
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+ • [approach]
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+ How pros do it:
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+ • [approach]
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+ • [approach]
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+ • [approach]
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+ ```
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+ ## Good vs bad (`hGoodBad`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Two short lists make the difference easy to see.
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+ ```text
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+ Good [topic]:
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+ • [trait]
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+ • [trait]
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+ • [trait]
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+ Bad [topic]:
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+ • [trait]
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+ • [trait]
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+ • [trait]
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+ ```
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+ ## Mostly the basics (`hBasics`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Show that most results come from a few simple habits.
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+ ```text
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+ Most of [result] comes down to:
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+ • [simple habit]
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+ • [simple habit]
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+ • [simple habit]
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+ Small things, done every day.
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+ ```
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+ ## Explained in a minute (`hQuickExplain`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Make a hard topic feel small: promise a short read and deliver.
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+ ```text
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+ Most people think learning [topic] takes years.
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+ Here are the basics in one minute:
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+ 1. [main point]
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+ 2. [main point]
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+ 3. [main point]
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+ ```
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+ ## Do this, not that (`hDoThis`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: One tip: what to stop doing and what to do instead.
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+ ```text
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+ [topic] tip:
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+ Do not [common mistake].
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+ Instead, [better way].
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+ That way, [the result].
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+ ```
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+ ## One tip and why it works (`hAnotherTip`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: One proven tip with the reason behind it.
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+ ```text
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+ Another [topic] tip that works:
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+ [tip].
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+ Why: [reason].
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+ It works every time.
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+ ```
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+ ## Mistakes and their fixes (`hMistakesFixes`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Name the common mistakes, then give an easy fix for each.
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+ ```text
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+ The biggest mistakes [role] make:
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+ 1. [mistake]
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+ 2. [mistake]
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+ 3. [mistake]
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+ How to fix them:
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+ 1. [fix]
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+ 2. [fix]
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+ 3. [fix]
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+ ```
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+ ## Learn it in a fraction of the time (`hMasterFaster`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Promise a shortcut to mastery and show the steps.
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+ ```text
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+ They say mastering a craft takes ten years.
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+ With this framework, I learned [topic] in a fraction of that:
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+ 1. [step]
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+ 2. [step]
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+ 3. [step]
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+ 4. [step]
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+ Here is how each step works, so you can do it too:
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+ ```
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+ ## The templates I always use (`hTemplates101`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Show your track record, then share the repeatable templates behind it.
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+ ```text
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+ [topic] 101
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+ In the last [number] years I have [credential], [credential] and [credential].
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+ The secret? I use the same [number] templates every time:
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+ 1. [template]
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+ 2. [template]
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+ 3. [template]
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+ ```
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+ ## A mental model worth knowing (`hMentalModel`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Name one thinking tool and show how someone used it.
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+ ```text
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+ A mental model every [aspiring role] should know: [name of the model].
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+ In short: [what it says].
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+ Here is how [a person you admire] used it to decide to [big decision]:
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+ ```
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+ ## The first timer's playbook (`hPlaybook`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: A step by step guide for people doing something for the first time.
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+ ```text
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+ The first time [role] playbook.
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+ Read this if you want to [outcome], [outcome] and [outcome].
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+ 1. [step]
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+ 2. [step]
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+ 3. [step]
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+ ```
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+ ## Never run out of ideas (`hIdeaCheatSheet`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Give people a cheat sheet for finding ideas.
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+ ```text
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+ Coming up with ideas is tiring.
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+ Here is my cheat sheet so you never run dry on [topic].
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+ [number] easy ways to find good ideas:
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+ 1. [way]
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+ 2. [way]
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+ 3. [way]
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+ ```
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+ ## How a fast grower did it (`hStudyCreator`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Study someone who grew fast and break down their method.
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+ ```text
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+ One of the fastest growing [kind of creator] on [platform] right now: [a creator you admire].
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+ In the last 12 months they gained more than [number] followers.
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+ I studied [number] hours of their work to see how. Their [number] part method, which works on any platform:
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+ 1. [part]
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+ 2. [part]
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+ 3. [part]
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+ ```
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+ <!-- Generated by scripts/sync-templates.mjs from the Postemi app's template library (en.ts, catalog.ts). Do not edit by hand: change the app, then run the script again. -->
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+ # Books and learning
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+ Books, quotes, courses and reading lists, boiled down to a post.
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+ 17 templates. Square brackets are placeholders: replace every one before you post.
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+ ## Books worth your time (`hBooks`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Most books on a topic repeat each other. Name the few that do not.
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+ ```text
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+ Most books about [topic] could have been a blog post.
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+ These could not:
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+ • [title]: [why it is worth it]
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+ • [title]: [why it is worth it]
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+ • [title]: [why it is worth it]
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+ Which one would you add?
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+ ```
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+ ## I read them so you do not have to (`hBooksRead`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: You read a pile of books. Share the few that earned it.
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+ ```text
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+ In [number] years I have read more than [number] books on [topic].
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+ Most were one idea stretched over 300 pages.
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+ Skip those. Read these [number] instead:
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+ 1. [book]
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+ 2. [book]
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+ 3. [book]
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+ ```
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+ ## The best books I have read (`hBestBooks`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Your all time favourites on one topic, and why they are a bargain.
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+ ```text
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+ The best books I have ever read on [topic]:
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+ • [book]
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+ • [book]
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+ • [book]
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+ Years of experience, for the price of a few coffees.
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+ ```
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+ ## My book of the year (`hBookOfYear`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Share the best book of your year through the lines that stuck.
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+ ```text
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+ The best book I read this year: [title] by [author].
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+ A few pages in the middle say more about [outcome] than most whole books.
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+ [number] lines from it that changed how I think about [topic]:
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+ • "[quote]"
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+ • "[quote]"
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+ • "[quote]"
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+ ```
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+ ## One book, broken down (`hBookBreakdown`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Take one book and walk through its main method.
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+ ```text
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+ [book title]: [subtitle]
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+ In [year], [the author's role] [author] packed [number] years of experience into [number] pages.
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+ At its heart is a simple [number] step process for [outcome].
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+ Here it is, step by step:
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+ 1. [step]
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+ 2. [step]
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+ 3. [step]
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+ ```
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+ ## The idea behind a bestseller (`hBestsellerFramework`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Reveal the method a famous book was built on.
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+ ```text
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+ [book] is one of the best selling books of [time period].
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+ What few people know: its author used [framework] to [surprising use].
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+ Here is how it works:
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+ 1. [part]
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+ 2. [part]
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+ 3. [part]
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+ [Add a photo of your own sketch of it]
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+ ```
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+ ## The routine from a classic (`hClassicRoutine`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Pull a practical routine out of an old, respected book.
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+ ```text
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+ One of the pioneers of [industry]: [author].
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+ In [year] they wrote [book], and people still read it today.
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+ Inside is the [topic] routine that helped them [outcome] and [outcome].
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+ Here is the routine:
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+ 1. [step]
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+ 2. [step]
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+ 3. [step]
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+ ```
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+ ## Books instead of a degree (`hNoDegree`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Compare the cost of a degree with a short shelf of books.
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+ ```text
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+ A [topic] degree costs about [amount] a year.
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+ By graduation you can owe [amount], before your first job.
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+ Or you can spend less than [small amount] on these [number] books on [subject], [subject] and [subject]:
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+ 1. [book]
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+ 2. [book]
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+ 3. [book]
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+ ```
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+ ## The few articles worth reading (`hCuratedPosts`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Cut through the flood of content with a short reading list.
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+ ```text
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+ Millions of articles about [topic] come out every year.
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+ Nobody can read them all, and most are not worth it.
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+ So skip them and read these [number]:
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+ 1. [article]: [link]
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+ 2. [article]: [link]
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+ 3. [article]: [link]
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+ ```
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+ ## Where to start learning (`hCuratedThreads`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Open with a quote, then give beginners a place to start.
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+ ```text
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+ [a person you admire] once said: "[quote about the skill]"
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+ The good news: [skill] can be learned.
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+ The bad news: most people never start, because nobody shows them where.
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+ So here are [number] of the best [topic] posts to start with today:
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+ 2. [post]
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+ 3. [post]
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+ ```
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+ ## A skill, not a gift (`hSkillThreads`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Show that a prized ability can be learned, and where to learn it.
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+ ```text
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+ "[a line about talent or skill]" said [a person you admire].
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+ [skill] is not a gift you are born with. It is a skill, and skills can be learned.
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+ Most people never try because they do not know where to begin. Begin here:
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+ • [resource]: [what it teaches]
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+ • [resource]: [what it teaches]
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+ • [resource]: [what it teaches]
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+ ```
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+ ## Notes from a course (`hCourseNotes`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Share the best lessons from a course by someone you admire.
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+ ```text
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+ [a person you admire] is one of the best [role] of our time.
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+ • [achievement]
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+ • [achievement]
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+ • [achievement]
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+ I wanted to know how they think, so I watched their course [twice].
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+ The best lessons from it:
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+ 1. [lesson]
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+ 2. [lesson]
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+ 3. [lesson]
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+ ```
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+ ## Years of advice in one post (`hStudiedAdvice`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: You studied one person's advice for years. Give people the summary.
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+ ```text
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+ I cannot stop learning about [topic].
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+ So I went through [number] years of advice from [a person you admire].
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+ What I took away: [number] principles that still hold.
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+ 1. [principle]
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+ 2. [principle]
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+ 3. [principle]
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+ ```
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+ ## Advice from someone who made it (`hWritingAdvice`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Pass on one stop and one start from a person who has done it.
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+ ```text
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+ [skill] advice from [a person you admire], who [their achievement]:
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+ Stop [common mistake].
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+ Start [better habit].
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+ ```
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+ ## Quotes I keep coming back to (`hFavoriteQuotes`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: A handful of quotes on one topic that people want to save.
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+ ```text
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+ My favourite quotes about [topic]:
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+ "[quote]"
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+ Worth printing and putting on the wall.
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+ ```
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+ ## Advice that never gets old (`hTimelessQuote`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: One quote that has stayed true for years.
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+ ```text
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+ Some advice does not age.
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+ It was true [number] years ago, and it is still true today.
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+ ```
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+ ## Tips for your wall (`hWallTips`)
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+ - Network: any network
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+ - Use it when: Short rules people want to keep in sight.
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+ ```text
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+ [number] [topic] tips worth putting on your wall:
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+ 2. [tip]
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+ 4. [tip]
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+ 5. [tip]
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+ ```