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by blueadept111
2806 days ago
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I think "Trade your experience" would be more valuable than "trade your expertise". If I need expert knowledge of a well-defined domain, there's always Google. But if I need advice from someone who's had a particular experience, there's no easy way to find answers. For example, I'd like to talk to someone who's self-published a book and overcome the many small challenges associated with that journey. Would this person identify themselves as an "expert" in overcoming any of those particular obstacles? Probably not. And similarly, I have a lot of experiential knowledge to share with others, that doesn't necessarily fit under the umbrella of a single "expert" label. My valuable experiential knowledge covers dozens of niche areas. I'm not sure how a service could effectively act as a match maker for that type of experiential knowledge, though. |
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