The secret to posting daily

The Daily Dilemma: Balancing Act Between Ambition and Reality

Many of us aim to post daily, driven by a blend of ambition, discipline, and the desire to engage. We’ve crafted a streamlined workflow, developed methods to capture fleeting ideas, and honed our writing skills to navigate through writer’s block. Yet, we find ourselves grappling with a familiar foe—time.

Despite our well-intentioned strategies to:

  • Share our knowledge freely,
  • Enrich our content with depth and insight,
  • Carefully craft and refine each post,

We hit a wall. It seems that our efforts in pursuit of unconditional authenticity and constant engagement lead us down the Valley of Wasted Efforts.

Unearthing the Core Issue

True alignment requires us to face a brutal truth: not all activities are worth our energy. The concept of unconditional authenticity, while noble, might not always serve our ultimate goals. Conversely, an unequivocal focus on client-centricity could be what we’re undervaluing.

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The Path Forward

To navigate out of this valley, we must:

  1. Identify and dismiss activities that yield no tangible results.
  2. Understand that our Ideal Client Profiles (ICPs) are the ultimate judges of our efforts.
  3. Constantly adjust our actions based on feedback and results.
  4. Embrace the cycle of evaluation and refinement.

This journey of introspection isn’t just about optimizing our professional output; it’s also about finding balance in our personal lives. As I cherish the moments of fresh air and bonding with my dogs in the woods, it prompts a reflection: How much time have we “wasted” on platforms like LinkedIn, and at what cost?

The balance between our online ambitions and the reality of our daily lives is a delicate one. By focusing on what truly matters—both in our professional endeavors and personal moments of joy—we can ensure that our efforts are never in vain.

Let’s embark on this path of focused effort and meaningful engagement, leaving behind the practices that no longer serve us.


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