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Okay so the thing nobody tells you about posting every day — the thing nobody tells you is that it isn't the posting that burns you out. It's the deciding. Every morning I'd sit there going, what do I even say today. I went about four months before I worked out I wasn't short on ideas, I was short on a way to use them

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Posting every day almost made me quit

For about four months I posted every single day. I thought the problem was going to be the writing. It wasn't. The writing took twenty minutes. What wore me down was standing in the kitchen at 7am deciding what today was going to be about.

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I posted every day for four months and nearly quit over it.
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The posting was never the hard part. Deciding what to post was.
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I wasn't short on ideas. I was short on a way to use them.

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Okay so the thing The thing nobody tells you is this.
The posting was um never the hard part.
Deciding what to post every morning was.
I wasn't short on ideas, like I was short on a system.

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Open on the admission, not the lesson. You keep cutting the framing sentence and starting on what went wrong.

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