As an engineer, I use the term "resonant frequency" all day long as it applies to the pure physics of the work that I do. I love that you've applied it here to the connection between connection and visibility. It's harder to achieve for some of us, but mastering this balance between the two is where they work together as opposed to being seen as opposite ends of the spectrum.
So well articulated Mo. "Your real product isn't your writing—it's your frequency." What I love about this is that the word "frequency" is a nod to the necessity of both courage and consistency in the writer's life. If we're not taking the risk to communicate what is most alive for us, the frequency of our tone arrives with a weak or non-existent charge. If we're not regularly embracing the discipline of hitting the publish button—actually making our words visible in public—we miss the second benefit of frequency.
"You’re not merely selling newsletters or podcasts. You’re offering a resonant frequency—the unique timbre of your perspective, the specific way your mind works. People subscribe to that. They come for your topics, but they stay for your voice." Right on. Great guest post, thank you.
Oh, no, thank You, Mo! It definitely did land! One of the coolest things about SubS is I’m always finding out creative and useful things from writers I’m not yet familiar with. Nice to meet you!!
As an engineer, I use the term "resonant frequency" all day long as it applies to the pure physics of the work that I do. I love that you've applied it here to the connection between connection and visibility. It's harder to achieve for some of us, but mastering this balance between the two is where they work together as opposed to being seen as opposite ends of the spectrum.
Thanks for this powerful metaphor, Mo!
So well articulated Mo. "Your real product isn't your writing—it's your frequency." What I love about this is that the word "frequency" is a nod to the necessity of both courage and consistency in the writer's life. If we're not taking the risk to communicate what is most alive for us, the frequency of our tone arrives with a weak or non-existent charge. If we're not regularly embracing the discipline of hitting the publish button—actually making our words visible in public—we miss the second benefit of frequency.
"You’re not merely selling newsletters or podcasts. You’re offering a resonant frequency—the unique timbre of your perspective, the specific way your mind works. People subscribe to that. They come for your topics, but they stay for your voice." Right on. Great guest post, thank you.
Oh, no, thank You, Mo! It definitely did land! One of the coolest things about SubS is I’m always finding out creative and useful things from writers I’m not yet familiar with. Nice to meet you!!