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Ungated Is Not Just a Content Strategy. It’s a Philosophy.

I recently reread an article by David C. Baker, someone whose work I’ve followed and admired for years. He talks about the value of sharing ungated insights — content that’s freely available, not hidden behind forms or lead magnets.


That idea sits right at the heart of how I want to build Rework.

Not as a funnel. Not as a tactic. But as a reflection of a bigger belief:

→ That helping others before asking for anything is still the best way to build trust

→ That showing your work publicly is a way to lead with generosity.

→ That in a world flooded with "how-to" noise, clarity and originality matter more than ever.


Rework is about building in public, helping others do the same, and sharing what I learn along the way — without expectation.


That’s why I’ve stopped worrying about giving away too much. Because the right people don’t need to be convinced — they just need to find something real.



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