No problem, you can unsubscribe at any point. I’ve even set it up so you can take yourself out of some emails and not others so we can still stay in touch.

Short version – Yes, I’ve done all the drawings myself. And, yes I know they’re not very good. But they’re fun and are a good way to illustrate concepts.

Long, slightly sad version

When I read Peak by Anders Ericsson, I realised that I wasn’t very good at drawing because I’d never had chance to practice when I was a child. In fact, I didn’t even have pens and paper when I was little, I used to steal the hard toilet paper to draw on.

Nowadays, I’m making up for lost time and  I have paper, pens and Affinity Designer with a Wacom drawing tablet. Living the life. Drawing the stick figures.

Sure. Although, if you’ve got this far, you might as well give the emails a go. But take a look at the Start Here section of Adventures in Products to learn more about why I think productising is a great way to scale a business.

I agree. You’ll get a welcome email and a tiny flurry of two more emails in the first week. Then it settles down to once a week. That’s what I teach over in Productise Your Expertise in the module on email marketing, btw. Except there, I explain why to do it this way and how to set this up using magic and automation.