Rob Walling

And most of these are concepts that I have not covered in a prior book.

Some of them are concepts that I've developed here on this podcast or am developing on the podcast.

And I realized that I'm putting out a ton of audio content every year, a ton of video content on youtube.com slash at Rob Walling, but I haven't really done serialized written content in quite a long time.

And I decided that I wanted to double down on that modality this year because I feel like there are a lot of folks who maybe don't want to listen to audio or video and the way they learn best is through written content.

So if you head to robwalling.com, you'll hear a new thought from me every week.

As I've been doing this though, it's been this great feedback loop because I'm sending out these emails and receiving a lot of questions about them.

And when it's as easy as just hitting reply to an email and shooting me a question, I feel like I get a lot more questions about the topics.

I'm also getting a lot of thanks and I'm glad you're writing again, which makes me feel really motivated and makes me feel grateful to have

such an awesome community.

But recently I sent out an email about task level, project level, and owner level thinkers.

And in response to that, I received a lot of questions about how to find them and how expensive are they and how do you identify them and so on.

And so I wanted to spend a good chunk of this episode talking about how to do just that.

And if you're not on the list yet and you missed that email, don't worry, my friend.

I'm putting all of these emails into a sequence such that if you sign up today, you will receive the emails that I sent a few weeks ago.

But if you aren't already on my email list, you should head to robwalling.com and just look for any email opt-in.

There's one in the footer, there's one in the sidebar of the blog.

And I'm also publishing some of those emails as new essays at robwalling.com slash essays.

And finally, if you are on YouTube and you're not watching me, youtube.com slash at Rob Walling.

I'm putting out a video every other week and it's completely new content that is not done on this podcast and not sent out via email to my list.

So you get just a lot more of my thinking by hitting all three of those avenues.