RAD Content

Building the website was a milestone that I put off for some time, as it added a new level of commitment to this new venture. Building the website took about a week of solid work, and I'm pretty satisfied with how it came out. The website primarily serves as a reference for prospective clients, allowing them to get a 'feel' for who I am, without having to send multiple attachments to emails with an accompanying novella.

After voluntarily writing for the Surfpreneurs Club for some time, I eventually acquired paying clients through contacts that I obtained through Surfpreneurs. The feedback I received from these paying clients adding petrol to the dwindling embers of self-assurance that existed within me.

This was a defining step for RAD content. I've always had a small issue with committing to things. Registering RAD Content as a business was a necessary step as it committed me to my goals. Since starting the business, I've had issues with imposter syndrome. But I try to remind myself: "If it doesn't put you out of your comfort zone, you're not pushing yourself hard enough."