“The best thing you can do is experiment as with anything in life”

Benjamin Dell

Benjamin Dell is the founder and CEO at Missinglettr. Missinglettr is entirely designed for the blogger; about 90 percent of businesses use blog posts.

It will automatically create social content for each blog post you publish.

He left home at 16 to pursue a new career goal.

While at the University he did motivate himself to do things for the right reason.

After completing his graduation he launched several successful and unsuccessful startups.

According to Benjamin, through running a successful agency he did involve in different industries, different geographical regions, which helps him to pinpoint different problems; it also helps him to identify trend and patterns as well as repeatable issues, as a result, he did manage to create high end tech solutions.

In this conversation, we spoke quite a bit about the international lens through which Benjamin views his work, covering topics like:

• Why most bloggers fail at marketing their blog posts even though most of them are good at writing articles.


• What to do about a blog post after being published while investing time and money.


• How Missinglettr creates socially optimized content to run a yearlong campaign.


• Benjamin’s own definition of ‘freedom of business’, Why he left his previous business and started to focus on business which could have freedom, working on his own time line.


• How he managed to stay focused on his job.


• How time boxing helping him to set a goal, especially in an increasingly distracted world.


• Why mastermind is more powerful than mentorship.


• Why he finds business biography books more exciting than educational books.


• How he will work on new ideas while maintaining his running business.

Enjoy the show!

Show Notes: https://wakeuptofreedom.org/

Benjamin’s LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/benjamindell/

Benjamin’s Website: https://missinglettr.com/

Benjamin’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/bendell

Daniel’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/danielcarbonel

Links from the Episode:-

Andrew Carnegie

Slack

Think and Grow Rich