"One of the biggest problems I found with the Modular Degree system was the tracking, or rather the ""proof"" that you learned something. I always-always encourage people to create content. It helps you distill, define in new ways, and is solid time-stamping of your learning."

"Some other great tools some people use are Roam Research or Obsidian, they work like a brain connecting ideas together. The problem is that they aren't the easiest to use/learn, and they have some setting up to do. While they bring ideas together, they don't inherently bring ideas in easily."

"we are social creatures by nature. We have only accumulated this much progress as a species by sharing knowledge. Breaking it down for the next generation, Feynman technique or not, there was a passing along of information. In the digital age that should be even quicker."

"There are learners around the world on the same topics as you, but there isn't really great communication tools for this. Unless you find a specific discord, or perhaps Twitter community"

"With the Modular Degree, as well as Glasp.co, there is an inherent peer based social dynamic. Letting you see what other people make public of what they are learning, and for the most part I wouldn't think people would have a reason to make things private."

"One of the biggest problems I found with the Modular Degree system was the tracking, or rather the ""proof"" that you learned something."

"Glasp allows you to highlight on any page and bring it into your social profile on the site."

"Once again like with Notion, Roam and Obsidian, they are all isolated for just yourself."

"However, this is not the case. We have rather archaic methods of learning through traditional schooling, and if you ask anyone in tech they most likely learned their skills on their own."

"This social highlighter concept helps out everyone in that field for example, if a new article or methodology comes out for their line of work."

"With the Modular Degree, as well as Glasp.co, there is an inherent peer based social dynamic."

"Letting you see what other people make public of what they are learning, and for the most part I wouldn't think people would have a reason to make things private."

"More importantly get you thinking about your style of content can be changed into other styles."

"Probably the simplest in the manner of converting to other kinds, and it was one of the first to be thought about repurposed."

"From audiogram tools to Repurpose, and even just using https://www.synthesia.io/ to generate an AI talking head. There are some really interesting outcomes this way."

"Record your audio, convert to a video of your choice (i.e. whiteboard, animoto, Synthesia, audiogram, etc), then transcribe into a blog post."

"BONUS: Livestream to Video to Podcast to Blog"

"The goal is to syndicate across all platforms, which is how people find you in the first place."

"Finding a 15-30 sec clip, or 1-3 min clip from your episode, then making a square for Meta, LinkedIn, and Twitter."

"Then a vertical for stories, Reels, Shorts, and Tiktok."

"You can answer a question on Quora, with most of the answer, enough to help the person, then send them to your post if they want more"

"You need to be putting out 100 pieces of content everyday. -Gary Vaynerchuk"

"It also isn't just a matter of CREATING, but also REPURPOSING and CROSSPOSTING as well."

"It is simply the process I explained above, taking one piece of content, and transforming it into another."

"Writing blogs is still a top way of growing your content ecosystem."

"For me I wanted a minimalist system, which Ghost provides, even for non-coders!! I did code a decent chunk of my website, even with my limited coding knowledge."

"I tried this one out before making the plunge into Ghost, and I really like the simplicity of it as well."

"For one stop using Medium.com, the company is rather toxic about the content. They have made it to where large publications can no longer export their content, in an effort to stop another situation like the Hackernoon migration."

"They don't share your piece if it is not monetized at all anymore, and they just don't give you the control over your own work anymore."

"Quora ""Spaces"" or Blog posts; These are Quoras attempts at making it more of a social platform, and they were great once upon a time for growth, but now it is just either not worth it, or not even functional anymore."

"I cross post all of my images on insta over to pinterest, as an automation, as I don't have a particular strat I am using right now."

"A part of the OmniContent process, is taking the blog post and making it into a slidedeck."

"Now that Slideshare has moved to Scribd I am not convinced it is worth the effort of making the slides."

"Too many podcasters think they can get away with not doing video, or video creators thinking they can get rich quick. Neither one is true, and you do need to put in the work."

"I think FB groups are not the best way to do it anyways, go use circle or tribe to make a social network."

"Much better in the long run, short term even, and you have your own place."

"Despite my aversion to FB, I am actually quite confident about IGTV, still many people sleep on the vertical format."

"If you make at least 3 a day, there is a large chance you'll grow. I've seen someone go from nothing, and in 7 months go to 20 million followers"

"The idea of very short form casts, and making clips for people to listen to. Much like my Fireside Micro-PolyCast series."

"The idea of livestreams are to engage with your audience in real time. I even thought about writing a blog post live, perhaps doing video at the same time to see what people think."

"Honestly I would consider this the main platform for stories at this point, FB is thrown in there for good measure as they are linked. In fact they're getting more and more linked."

"Insta stories are a powerful way of engaging with your audience, no special filter needed, and you can have them go to links if you have a big of enough following."

"Since it is a more professional network, there are some unspoken rules of course in any content you create."

"They recently announced Story Pins, which give a unique level of interactivity to the platform. I'm sure many people will benefit from using it, but it is hard to tell whether or not you could theorectically cross post."

"If something is bad, then it is up to the community to block/downvote/report it."

"The internet is like a web or tree, with the branches sprawling outward, and the more branches you can get yourself on (contextually) then the more influence you'll have. That is the point after all, to become a thought leader in your space, even if you don't realize that is your intention at first."

"At this point I have gotten over 500,000 views on Quora, and I've only made around 300 answers to questions."

"However I digress, the point of the platform is to solve people's problems, or at least get them on the right track. If you can answer their question solidly, then it is wise to leave a link to one of your related posts on the subject."

"It is more sensitive when it comes to self-promotion, and thus you shouldn't do it much. However if you are able to make a post that is more value to others than yourself, then you can make one."

"The reason why you would want to, is that there is massive potential for virality on the platform."

"I've been studying how to do social media marketing from way back in 2012, and from what I've learned over the years is that you have to echo out your right hooks."

"I've tried over 90 SMM tools, and none have solved the problem for me."

"It is interesting too because just like Gary Vee points out, we are giving you the keys to success on a silver platter."

"No matter what I think you should start here, and learn the skill of writing."

"Honestly I don't think wordpress holds the same weight as it once did, and even though a large chunk of the internet runs on it doesn't mean it is good."

"I once stated that I wouldn't ever go back, and in truth I haven't. Even now as I am writing this and planning out my next endeavors there is a hint of resistance."

"One of the two top organic platforms for growth as of the time of this writing."

"The more platforms you are on, then the potential for you to be discovered increases."

"The only time I'd cross post your main series is on Hive.blog, and even then I'm still mixed on."

"Share the same post to Medium and Linkedin, share the same email newsletter to ghost emails, substack, and revue."

"Building a great life can be hard, this is because often people start from scratch. What if you could stand on the foundations of the greats before you?"

"This is what I wanted to create through the PolyInnovator Academy."

"This do it yourself approach inspired the Self-Curation aspect behind it all."

"Allowing you to pick and choose what you are learning, and little did I know that my interests would change over time."

"With the Modegree the focus is on Modularity, and so when it came time to build up PolyInnovator."

"With the Modular Degree you choose, or perhaps AI/mentor assisted down the line, what you are learning next. Meaning if something big like that comes up in your life, then you input another module to take the place of what you were currently learning."

"The Modegree, and by proxy the Modular Education Platform by PolyInnovator, both are made to give you the ability to organize that education."

"""What frustrated me was that I couldn't find a traditional pathway to the career I wanted. There was no precedent for my Ideal Career, so I created my own."""

"The Mod Degree allows you to create your own semesters, with your own choices of courses."

"We are a species of adaptation, and so what we need is not a one size fits all curriculum for each person. Each learner is unique, and may have their own learning needs/wants. Let that person grow an education that fits them."

"The point of the Modular Degree, is to give you a framework based around the concepts of spaced repetition, interleaving, and maximizing your interest in the learning."

"The cool thing about building your own is that other people can do it too."

"Then we have that ability to share that pathway with each other."

"the point being is that you track it. Then you can prove you learned from it."