Which means you are a real one. You are here because you are human, and because you took a chance on a book by someone you may not have known, then read it to the end. Thank you. Genuinely. Your time is the one thing you can never get back, and you spent some of it with my words. I hope you loved it, I hope one idea in it stayed with you, and I hope it changes one decision you make this week.
At the back of the book I told you there was more waiting here. There is, and it is yours. No proof of purchase, no hoops. If you are on this page, you are one of mine.
Pop in your email and I will send you the full companion pack. I will also add you to Box of Amazing, the letter I have written most Sundays since 2017, read by 25,000 people. If it is not for you, one click unsubscribes and we are still friends.
No proof, no hoops. I trust you. Your email sends the extras and the Sunday letter, nothing else, and one click unsubscribes. Privacy.
A book has to end somewhere. These are the parts that carried on after it did.
There are seven in the book. There is an eighth I could not quite prove in time to print, and it may be the one that matters most. This is where I make the case for it.
A whole chapter that did not make the final cut. It goes deeper than anything in the book, and it is yours before anyone else reads it.
Small, repeatable practices that turn drift versus design from an idea you agreed with into something you actually do. The habits behind the framework.
What I read, watched and argued with while writing SuperSkills, with a line on where to start, plus a few things I am still not allowed to call finished.
None of what follows is a condition. You have the pack. But if the book earned it, here are three things that would mean a great deal, in the order they help.
Leave an honest review. On Amazon, on Goodreads, or wherever you bought it. Not a kind one, an honest one. Reviews from real readers are the whole reason a book like this reaches the next person who needs it, and there is no marketing budget on earth that does what your two sentences do.
Put it in front of a room. If there is a book club near you, a team that reads together, a group that argues about this sort of thing, recommend it. Books travel person to person, or they do not travel at all.
Write to me. This is the one I want most. I would love to know how SuperSkills struck you, whether one idea stayed, and whether you have caught yourself drifting or started to design since. Tell me the truth, good or bad. I read every one. rahim@thesuperskills.com.
And if you ever want to bring these ideas to your team or your stage, that is what I do. But that is not why you are here today. Today, the pack is a thank you, and the thank you runs the other way too.
With gratitude,
Rahim