Title: Show your work! from Austin Kleon

Q: What is scenius?
A: Scenius is a talent ecosystem naturally existing around you in your work.

Q: What to capture?
A: Capture your work, a couple of things per day (photos, videos, notes, voice recordings, whatever).

Q: How to curate data?
A: Find things that are interesting or valuable for your scenius.

Q: What if I don't have anything yet?
A: Show where you learn, who inspires you and how.

Q: How to refer about starting projects?
A: Show your inspirations.

Q: How to refer about projects in progress?
A: Show variants, parts, life photos and videos from making.

Q: How to refer about finished projects?
A: Show the end results and the last "stitches".

Q: How to refer about running projects?
A: Tell how are they doing.

Q: How often should you publish?
A: Daily.

Q: What you shouldn't publish?
A: Things that aren't useful, interesting or you don't want anyone in the world to see them.

Q: Besides showing your work, what else should you do?
A: Teach, nurture relationships & ingest a lot of materials.

Q: If you want to produce (for example write) a lot, what do you have to do?
A: You have to ingest (read) a lot.

Q: How much time should you spend with your daily showing of your work?
A: No more than 30 minutes.

Q: How can you meet people IRL?
A: Look for local meetups, start a local meetup, see people when traveling.

Q: How to get good?
A: Get mediocre and improve. To get mediocre, you must start.

Q: How to make your pitch?
A: Keep it short, you're photographer, not aspiring or awesome photographer. No more than 2 sentences.

Q: The biggest takeaway from the book?
A: Be good and valuable, document it and share it daily.

Q: What to do with a critics?
A: Learn from the valuable one, ignore critics without value, prune toxic comments.

Q: What tools should you have?
A: Website, e-mail list, work journal, tools for documenting your work, contactlist

Q: What to do when you finish something?
A: Share it, start something new immediately. From time to time, it's good to try something very new.

Q: How should your domain look like?
A: Ideally yourname.com, alternatively your nickname.

Q: What must contain a content using somebody else's work?
A: An author, a source, if you mention online, don't forget a link.

Q: If you love somebody's else work but you cannot find a source, can you share it?
A: No.

Q: How do you sell your services?
A: First, create a lot of value. Then, ask for money, work, patrons. Remember, always give much more value, help others, nurture relationships.

Q: How to get contacts?
A: Be in your ecosystem, meet people naturally. Natural connections are the best.