Everything that needs to be said has been said.

But no one was listening, so we have to say it again and again.

That is why originality is overrated.

There is nothing that hasn’t already been said, but mostly it has all been forgotten or never had any attention paid in the first place.

One of the best books I have ever read about personal financial management is “The Richest Man In Babylon.” https://www.amazon.com/Richest-Man-Babylon-George-Clason-ebook/dp/B07H7HN6DN?crid=B4SGOH1LFI0F&&&sprefix=kindle+books.+the+richest+man+in+babylon,aps,347&sr=8-1&&&&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl.

This book was and is so influential because it lays out in simple ideas and stories how and why following some simple rules will make all the difference.

But the ideas are not new.

You can get the same information from multiple sources, including YouTube.

Not only that but the same ideas have been used for centuries.

The only thing original about the book is the presentation.

On YouTube, you’ll probably find videos reviewing the book.

There will be blog posts also reviewing the book.

Nothing original there either, just a review in different formats.

That’s something that anyone can do.

This reminds me of a saying:-

Everyone knew that anyone could do it, but no one did it, so it didn’t get done.

From my First Aid training, I know that in an emergency, when there are other people around, you do not say, “Will someone call 911/000/999/112 (depending on the country)?”.

No, that never works.  

You have to point one person out and say, “Call 911/000/999/112 (depending on the country).”

Similarly, anyone can refresh any content by changing the platform, the media, wrapping it in stories, creating memes, etc.

The way is wide open because even though anyone could do it, 99% will not.

You don’t have any competition.

Regards,
Brent.

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