"Show your work" By Austin Kleonis

Show Your Work by Austin Kleonis one of the most life-changing books I have ever come across, I will encourage or advise anyone who is struggling on how to speak his/her mind out, Austine states that you only have to share something small every day because overnight success is a myth.

I know we have individuals who can't stand a crowd of people and this can be a good book to overcome such limits, though we all have our limitations, in the 21st century.
We have social media i.e Vimeo, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and so much more. through those apps you can speak your mind to everyone who you want to reach, not like the old days where I heard stories that people were using smoke as a signal to communicate, we must be the blessed generation if I'm not wrong, Take every opportunity you have with full energy and make something good out of it.

i'll share an Example i.e on Twitter for instance if you want to speak your mind the initial phrase that comes up is "What's happening" this is a great idea that the App developer thought of,

Show your work is rated as one of the best New York Times bestselling guides to creativity, He showed the readers how to "steal" from the movers and shakers, and he also shows how to take critical steps regards to any other thing that you are doing in your creative journey.

As for me personally, this book has changed how I have to show my work to a different thinking capacity when it comes to public or sharing something that I would like the public/Audience to see or relate to, to use the potential that is available within me and to influence the community and the people at large,

  

A lot of people usually speak to themselves, I don't know if this is the right thing but for me, I'm one of them but I found it as a way to solve my "problems" within my mind.

Take a step and make things different. However, I'll share steps that Austin Kleonis highlighted in the book.

BELOW ARE WAYS TO SHARE YOUR CREATIVITY AND GET DISCOVERED.

-You don't have to be a genius.
-Think process not product.
-Tell good stories
-Teach what you want.
-Don't turn into human spam.
-Open your cabinet of curiosities.
-Learn to take a punch.