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Content ruts happen. If you're stuck in one now, here's the BEST way to break it... Just share what
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Content ruts happen. (I just went through one where I didn't post for 3 weeks.) If you're stuck in one now, here's the BEST way to break it... Just share what you've been up to lately. â[Here's my example](=). â¤µï¸ =â It sounds simple, but sometimes the best way to get the ball rolling again is to not overthink and overcomplicate your first post back. I know for me, I can get stuck in overwhelm because I'll try to come up with *THE MOST* creative and clever post in order to drive *THE MOST* comments and engagement on my post... But the time it takes to come up with something ~brilliant~ just means it's taking even longer for me to post again. Instead, I don't apologize (this is key â there's no need to be "sorry" for not posting) and I simply share what I've been up to. I find that's the simplest and easiest way to break the rut and get the momentum going again. Then, once the posting ball is rolling again, I take the next key step... â¡ï¸ I go into my trusty project management tool (like the one I teach you inside [On Video](). In fact, this is what my friend Louise Henry taught me over 4 years ago when I hung out with her in Panama (where she lives now) and she revealed how a free tool can keep me organized and consistent. And since I'm getting back into content creation myself... I figured now is as good a time as any to dust off my tools that keep me organized and accountable. So I reached out to Louise and asked her what's the latest on staying organized with content planning, WITHOUT procrasti-planning (which I'm guilty of). =â Louise walked me through some cool new planning tricks that I had no idea about, and I knew I had to share them with you. So Louise and I are co-hosting a free class so you can spend LESS TIME each week planning and creating your content, while getting MORE RESULTS. Itâs called [How to Create Consistent Content for Consistent Sales - Without a Complex Tool or Time-Sucking System](=) and during our time together youâll learn: ð» How to go from ghosting your audience to showing up powerfully (teehee, going through this right now) â The weird way I cut my planning time down by 4 hours a week, and instead got into money-making mode ð¤ How a single automation allows me to show up consistently (without feeling glued to my phone) â[Join us for a free LIVE training](=) on Thursday, July 25th at 12pm EDT. This is your chance to revamp the way you approach content creation (with 2 business owners who've been online for 20 years collectively ð¤), and start showing up more consistently than ever before. â[Click here to register for the FREE training!](=)â Iâll be looking for your name in the live chat. ~ Elise P.S. I asked my good friend, tech expert Louise Henry, to help me get out of my content rut and back to posting consistently (without procrastinating or getting lost in a complex tool). â [Register here](=) for our FREE live training happening next week. If you wish to [unsubscribe](, you'll be removed from all mailings â including any paid programs you're a part of. If you want to opt out of a particular series, just hit reply and let me know. I'll take care of it for you personally. If you wish to update your subscriber preferences, click [here](. 10 Dundas St E, Toronto, ON M5B 1R7
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