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For a long time, I didn’t really post consistently.
I’d post something once in a while when I had an idea or wanted to share some work. Then nothing for a few weeks.
Having a few ready-made formats made that much easier.
looking forward to it
templates really are the unlock
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Consistency really is the key to everything.
This is such a practical approach. Consistency gets much easier when you reduce the friction of starting from scratch every time. Having a few solid content formats ready to go can make a huge difference.
This is amazinggg
Having a few ready formats really does make posting easier. Consistency feels much less stressful that way.
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