I've had some learning curves in my time. 18 years ago I started teaching myself how to use a computer (An NEC PowerMate with a HUGE 20MB drive and I think it was 8mb of memory!) Five years ago, in a effort to keep more client money in my business, I bought my own DVCam camera to shoot the corporate videos I was producing and started to learn how to use that. A year later I installed my own editing software so I could edit some of those corporate videos for my clients. I’ve just delivered one DVD that's 90 minutes long and another that is 40 minutes long to one client and they're pretty happy so I guess the learning curve has paid off.
Now, three months ago I took on Internet Marketing thinking, initially, it would be a breeze. 90 days later I begged forgiveness for the forests I have denuded by printing out so many reports from the many gurus out there. What a learning curve this task is! Absolutely huge.
Great fun to learn so much new stuff but so easy to suffer information overload.
Interestingly, from a communications perspective I see a lot of mistakes even from the gurus (probably mainly from the gurus), which I plan to put into a special report. I don’t just mean spelling mistakes (like that one) and typos, of which there are a lot.
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