Steven Pressfield is brash and wise, a combination that invites attack. This post yesterday, on why he bins “clueless asks,” namely requests for help out of the blue, elicited mostly favorable comments but also some vitriol. My arduous, typical experience with marketing my writing matches Pressfield’s advice: do your best to get noticed but for heaven’s sake, inform yourself and don’t expect busy people to help out of the blue. (The image is from Pressfield’s post and comes from the movie Clueless.)
Happiness: 10 Years of Day-on-Day Obsession
