Today, we’re asking a deeper question meant to give you a moment of reflection. What are you optimizing for, or really, what are you doing all of this for? There are many reasons people become creators. There are even more things that people optimize for. In this episode, we’re going to give you a few suggestions on how you can approach your own optimization and purpose. Main TakeawaysOwn your answer to the question, because it could change over time. Change and growth come from being uncomfortable, so don’t try to (always) avoid it. Without balancing forces, optimizing for a single objective can become obsessive and it’s easy to lose sight of the original goal. It’s healthier to recognize what you’re optimizing for and go for it, rather than lying to yourself that you can do everything (family, health, career, etc.) with the limited hours in the day. Three questions to ask yourself:What are you optimizing for and what do your actions say you're optimizing for?What are your primary and secondary optimization goals?What is your optimization going to cost? What will you sacrifice for it?LinksThe Mexican Fisherman ParableCreators of the DayDeliverability DefinedNainaResources of the DayThe Definition of Success is Autonomy by Ryan HolidayWhat are you optimizing for? (Or, why I want more moments of joy) by Barrett BrooksThought of the Day“Ask yourself, what am I optimizing for? There are no wrong answers.”  ~ @nathanbarryStart building your audience for freeWith ConvertKit landing pages, you can build a beautiful page for your project in just a few minutes. Choose colors, add photos, build a custom opt-in form, and add your copy. All without writing any code! Check out landingpages.new to get started.Stay in touchApple PodcastsSpotifyTwitterFacebookInstagram

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