**FAQ Section**

**Q: What is “building in public”?**
A: “Building in public” is a strategy where individuals share their progress, challenges, and successes in real-time as they work on a project or pursue a goal. This public accountability can help with motivation and feedback.

**Q: What are the benefits of building in public?**
A: Building in public can help establish accountability, provide motivation, and allow for feedback from others. It can also create a sense of community and support as others follow along with your journey.

**Q: What are the challenges of building in public?**
A: Some challenges of building in public include feeling pressured to constantly perfect your offerings, over-committing resources before knowing what works, and the fear of failure or embarrassment if things don’t go as planned.

**Q: How can advisors overcome mental roadblocks when trying something new?**
A: Advisors can overcome mental roadblocks by starting with a “Version 0” approach, where they release a product or offering without the pressure of it being perfect. This allows for feedback and refinement over time.

**Q: How long does it typically take for new offerings to gain recognition?**
A: It often takes time for new offerings to gain recognition, sometimes years. The key is to start and iterate, refining the product based on audience feedback and engagement.

**Conclusion**

While “building in public” can be a powerful strategy for accountability and motivation, it is important for advisors to find a balance that works for them. By starting with a “Version 0” mindset and releasing imperfect offerings, advisors can gather valuable feedback and refine their products over time. The process of iterating and releasing new offerings can lead to a better understanding of what resonates with clients and ultimately result in a successful and relevant product. Remember, recognition may come slowly, but the journey of improvement is just as important as the destination.