Perfection keeps most creators stuck in drafts, outlines, and endless revisions. “Done” means your content is published, tested, and useful. In this lesson, you’ll learn why shipping finishable work creates feedback, momentum, and growth—while chasing perfection only creates delays.

If you’ve ever taken an online course, you’ve probably seen the usual setup: A teacher sits in front of a camera, reading from notes or a teleprompter. The delivery is polished, the slides are tidy, but the whole thing feels a little flat.

People get frustrated with ChatGPT because they expect it to act like a person. It’s not. It doesn’t have beliefs or values of its own — it’s a mirror that reflects the context you give it.

Launching something? Here are 7 simple, helpful post ideas that get eyes on your offer without dancing, trends, or overthinking.

Evergreen launches aren’t truly “set it and forget it.” Here’s how to keep them fresh and working for the long run.

Keynote isn’t just for slideshows. See how we use it to animate sports plays on LaxPlaybook and BBallPlaybook, and how you can use the same tools for tutorials, demos, and social media.