Cracking the Who You Show Your Work Code

Took me ages to parse this title. More appropriately:

Crack the "To Whom You Show Your Work" Code

Trying to make a play on "Cracking the coding interview". Didn't work

This vibes with other things I've read/heard, about the key to success being networks. If you've got a large enough network, someone in your network knows someone who really cares about the work you're doing, if it really is that awesome.

And, like the article says, you don't know exactly who that is. So you should be showing your work regularly to people, in search of the right audience, a parallel concept to finding product market fit.

There is a huge power in networks. Networks introduce you to nodes that might have the capacity to action next steps for your work.

success = looks + personality + networks + luck

Normally if you're networking with people who just want to be around attractive people, it's probably a token relationship with someone who doesn't have any real power

I'm not usually one to point out typos, but the name "Austin Kleon" is misspelled three times in a row.