This Tip discusses how I’m facing my imposter syndrome with a survey to determine if I’m wasting my time writing these Tips.
“We all walk this earth feeling we are frauds. The trick is to be grateful and hope the caper doesn’t end soon.” David Carr
I don’t feel like a fraud, but I am doubting myself.
I have tried to be a thought leader in learning and development by writing and publishing these Laurel Learning Tips. After 17 years and 878 Tips, I have a mailing list of 83 people and it’s stayed that way for many years.
Please understand, I value these 83 people enormously. I value you! It just seems like a very low number, don’t you think?
Clearly, I’m doing something wrong. I give a lot of thought and often do a lot of research about the Tips I create. They must not resonate with my readers, because only one or two ever respond to the questions I pose.
I do post the Tips on social media (LinkedIn and Facebook). However, to date no one has commented and no one new has signed up to receive them.
It’s finally time that I asked you, my loyal readers, some important questions.
Are my Tips relevant?
Is it time for me to stop publishing these Tips?
What is the ideal length for the Tips?
How often should I publish the Tips?
I would appreciate it if you would click this link to complete the survey. It should take less than 4 minutes.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/G7MG9YF
Thank you in advance!
May your learning be sweet- and safe.
Deb
