Developing a Unique Point of View with Tom Critchlow

As experts, we hear the advice that we should have a distinct - maybe even unique - point of view that comes through in our work, when we speak, and when we write. But what does it mean to have a point of view? Do you need to sound like Alan Weiss or Gary Vee when you write? In this episode, Tom Critchlow and Alastair McDermott discuss how to develop your unique point of view as an expert, and how to implement it in practice.  They also discuss publishing, both in terms of books, the value of blogging, and the value of writing with a single reader in mind. Tom tells the story of how he made several course-corrections or pivots over the lifetime of his consulting business. “Sometimes developing a point of view isn't as much developing a new point of view, as much as recognizing which bits of your current opinions are distinctive or interesting or resonate with people.” -- Tom Critchlow “Writing has been the tool with which I've refined and crafted a point of view on all kinds of things.” -- Tom Critchlow 🗒️ Show Notes 🗒️ Access all the links mentioned in this episode in the show notes here:  👉👉 https://therecognizedauthority.com/developing-a-unique-point-of-view/ 👈👈 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✉️ Subscribe to the email list at TheRecognizedAuthority.com 🎙️  Record a question or voice message for the show at TheRecognizedAuthority.com/question ⭐ Like what you heard? Please help share the podcast by leaving a rating & review 🤗 Connect with Alastair and The Recognized Authority: ➡️ LinkedIn ➡️ Twitter ➡️ YouTube