This summer I took a break from going to the gym.
I have a nice walking trail near my house, and I thought I’d be getting enough exercise that way to take a breather.
While walks can be a nice way to get fresh air and relax, they can’t replace the gym. So a few weeks ago I ventured back.
The first few days were a little rough (I’m not in my 20’s anymore), but this is the first week back that I’ve been feeling good while exercising. I’m in the groove, and I’m actually looking forward to going every morning.
Creating content is a lot like going to the gym. It’s rough at first, and you may not feel like doing it.
But the more you create, the more you’re building those content creation muscles – and it gets a whole lot easier.
When I started emailing my list daily back in April 2016, it was a bit of a grind. It took close to an hour to hammer out an email!
Nowadays, with more than 18 months of emailing without missing a day, I can bang them out much more quickly (usually 15 minutes each).
It’s helped my other content creation, like social media posts and videos too.
I’m not special. I enjoy creating content, but the reason I can put out so much is because I do it so often.
While I won’t be winning any body building contests in real life, my content creation muscles are like Arnold Schwarzenegger in his prime … all because of practice and consistency.
If you’re struggling with creating content, ramp up the amount of it that you’re doing.
You’ll notice a huge difference after even a few weeks.
Content creation is a big part of my 10 Clients In 90 Days group program.
I track what my clients are putting out into the world, and help keep them on course with what they should be doing.
The next group starts in a few weeks, and there’s still room:
