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Here’s another way to become an expert in something: Write an article about a complex subject, which proposes a solution for a complex problem. Here’s an example:
I’ve written a proposal that uses entrepreneurship on a massive scale to tackle the ongoing high unemployment problem, which has left millions and millions of Americans grasping at the last vestiges of the American Dream. Long-term unemployment is at record levels and the pace of the tepid “recovery” from the Great Recession will require years to return the country to full employment. In the mean time, government coffers are depleted while straining to address the extreme hardship, and tax revenues are greatly diminished because so many jobless folks cannot pay taxes.
My proposal describes an entrepreneurial mechanism through which we can fund a massive number of new business ventures (to create a massive number of new jobs) by tapping the financial power of Wall Street. It is a private-sector proactive approach to remedy the high unemployment problem. Titled “A Modest Proposal to Save the American Economy: Entrepreneurial Blitzkrieg as Job Creation Vehicle,” the proposal has been published online at Salem-News.com (and various other places):
http://salem-news.com/articles/march232011/solving-unemployment-jpb.php
Joseph, thanks for your comment! Yes, writing an article that breaks down a problem into easy to understand chunks AND then proposing a solution for said problem is a great way to showcase your expertise.
It’ll be interesting to see if your idea gains further traction because entrepreneurs can be at the forefront of economic change.