Seek the LORD while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near -Isaiah 55:6 A number of years ago, I read a story about a man who set up a nativity scene on his front lawn, but some vandals came along and stole the baby Jesus. The man was quoted as saying, “They’ve taken my Jesus, and I don’t know where he is.” I thought, “Sir, those people did not take your Jesus. They took a plastic figure, probably with a light bulb inside, that’s a representation of Jesus. But that wasn’t Jesus.” We can’t lose Jesus, but sometimes people lose sight of the real Jesus, especially during the Christmas season. Of course, we have responsibilities, families, and things we need to do, but let’s find ways to share the real message of Christmas. It’s easy to transition a conversation to what the Christmas season is really about: the birth of Jesus Christ. Let’s not allow the busyness of the season to crowd Jesus out of our lives. We need to slow down, listen to the Lord, and stay in close fellowship with Him. Even if you’ve been so busy that you haven’t paid as much attention to Him as you should, He’s patiently waiting for you to return. Jesus walked in our shoes, breathed our air, died our death, and rose from the dead. Is Jesus Christ living inside you? If not, I hope you’ll soon believe in Him. He wants to forgive all your sins. He wants to be the Lord of your life, not just at Christmastime but every day of the year. He’s an everyday Jesus, and He’s here for you right now. Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, died on the cross, and rose from the dead, is standing at the door of your life and knocking. If you’re not sure that he’s living inside you, will you open the door and ask Him to come in?
Shoutout to Economist style pricing 💰 V interesting video man - would be interested in a future one on how you've gone about promoting/selling the notes
One of the pieces I got at the start was to do tiered pricing - throwback to the Marketing module at Imperial! I’ll keep that in mind Musty, honestly that’s the bit I’m less sure on how to approach
Hi jack. I am really inspired by your video. I have a similar goal to teach school students in india. Just looking for some more inspiration. How is the website doing for you. Like earning - any insights on the difficulty faced by member after joining.
Couple of reasons: 1. Notion allowed me to customise the site without using HTML, means I can build out the pages with much more customisation 2. Direct plug from notion into Super. Already built the notes in Notion so that meant I didn’t have to duplicate the work across into Ghost
I hope you can use this process to create a business from your knowledge. For free access to Notion, head across to this page: ntn.so/jackclose
Seek the LORD while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near
-Isaiah 55:6
A number of years ago, I read a story about a man who set up a nativity scene on his front lawn, but some vandals came along and stole the baby Jesus. The man was quoted as saying, “They’ve taken my Jesus, and I don’t know where he is.”
I thought, “Sir, those people did not take your Jesus. They took a plastic figure, probably with a light bulb inside, that’s a representation of Jesus. But that wasn’t Jesus.”
We can’t lose Jesus, but sometimes people lose sight of the real Jesus, especially during the Christmas season. Of course, we have responsibilities, families, and things we need to do, but let’s find ways to share the real message of Christmas. It’s easy to transition a conversation to what the Christmas season is really about: the birth of Jesus Christ.
Let’s not allow the busyness of the season to crowd Jesus out of our lives. We need to slow down, listen to the Lord, and stay in close fellowship with Him. Even if you’ve been so busy that you haven’t paid as much attention to Him as you should, He’s patiently waiting for you to return.
Jesus walked in our shoes, breathed our air, died our death, and rose from the dead. Is Jesus Christ living inside you? If not, I hope you’ll soon believe in Him. He wants to forgive all your sins. He wants to be the Lord of your life, not just at Christmastime but every day of the year. He’s an everyday Jesus, and He’s here for you right now.
Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, died on the cross, and rose from the dead, is standing at the door of your life and knocking. If you’re not sure that he’s living inside you, will you open the door and ask Him to come in?
You just saved me hours of research! No... probably days of research. Thank you for the concise and clear solution!
You did a spectacular job with this video and DFF, you should be proud!
Thanks so much!
Great idea - thanks for sharing!👊🏻
This is great! Thanks Jack!
Great Video! Underrated Channel
Thank you!
Nice work!
Shoutout to Economist style pricing 💰
V interesting video man - would be interested in a future one on how you've gone about promoting/selling the notes
One of the pieces I got at the start was to do tiered pricing - throwback to the Marketing module at Imperial!
I’ll keep that in mind Musty, honestly that’s the bit I’m less sure on how to approach
@@JackClose would be super interested on the build in public style content. Even failed experiments would be interesting to learn from!
Hi jack.
I am really inspired by your video.
I have a similar goal to teach school students in india.
Just looking for some more inspiration.
How is the website doing for you.
Like earning - any insights on the difficulty faced by member after joining.
Is it safe to leave the original notion url as public?
Your personal website is on Ghost, so I’m curious why you didn’t just host DFF there? It has all the same membership functions AFAIK
Couple of reasons:
1. Notion allowed me to customise the site without using HTML, means I can build out the pages with much more customisation
2. Direct plug from notion into Super. Already built the notes in Notion so that meant I didn’t have to duplicate the work across into Ghost
I’m considering switching from Ghost to this workflow for my personal website too!
@@JackClose GET YOUR LIFE TOGETHER!
❤️
get your life together! 😉
Where’s your monthly book review bro? Falling off?
They’re not monthly but I have one in the pipeline!