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Happy Thursday, Everyone! I got a question in a Twitter Space a few days ago that I struggled to answer. The question was simple: âWhat do you do when youâre tired and donât feel like creating?â
I think itâs a lot more complex than it sounds. I strongly believe in the importance of mental health and staying balanced, and I genuinely believe to live an enjoyable life and create high-quality content, you need to be balanced. However, if I didnât write or create every time I felt tired, I wouldnât be producing 90% of the content Iâve put out, and my audience would be nonexistent.
At the same time, I think itâs incredibly dangerous to tell people to keep grinding. Burning yourself out is the absolute last thing you want to do.
So what answer did I give? You need to become a master at compartmentalizing. Compartmentalizing to me means being able to separate the emotions from the task. You need to be able to take the resistances inside of you, look them in the eyes, and tell them you have tasks you need to accomplish and nothing will hold you back from it.
Iâm writing you from my apartment in Brooklyn with a nasty cold that wonât let me breathe out of my nose or hear out of my left ear. Honestly, my body was yelling at me not to write this newsletter (I probably shouldnât have procrastinated until Tuesday and Wednesday anyway). But sometimes, you need to get a task done. Donât burn yourself out, and always put your mental health first, but being able to compartmentalize is an underrated skill that can destroy the resistances inside of you.
Anyway, onto the alphaâŚ
Contents:
1ď¸âŁ Latest Twitter Thread
2ď¸âŁ Generate Unlimited Ideas for Content Creation
3ď¸âŁ 1% Club: Content Coming Up This Week
4ď¸âŁ Favorite Replies
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Latest Twitter Thread:

Generate Unlimited Ideas for Content Creation
I get a lot of questions about writerâs block and how to deal with it. My advice is always this: donât get writerâs block. It might sound arrogant at first but let me unpack that. Youâll never get writerâs block if you create the proper systems to generate ideas.
The only way youâll ever get writerâs block is if you stare at a blank screen. No part of your creative process should be staring at a blank screen. Letâs walk through the process and techniques Iâve used over the last year to never suffer from writerâs block.
Hub and Spoke Model
The core of my creative process is called the hub and spoke model. I take a hub piece of content (typically my threads) and turn them into 20 different pieces of spoke content.
So, for instance, if I write a thread on five side hustles you can work on, Iâll turn each of those side hustles into individual tweets over the next several weeks. Then I might take that thread and do a deep dive piece in a newsletter. You can take one piece of hub content and turn it into dozens of spoke content.
Build hub content (typically long form content like threads or newsletters)
Turn into spoke content (short form tweets and videos)
Steal Like an Artist
If you havenât read âSteal Like an Artistâ by Austin Kleon you need to get to it. An excellent book about how to draw inspiration from other creators in an ethical way. As J. Cole/ the Bible once said: âThere is nothing new under the sunâ. There is nothing creatively unique anymore. Everything created today has been inspired by something else. Hereâs how Iâd recommend finding inspiration:
Create Twitter Lists of accounts in your niche
Subscribe to as many high-quality newsletters as you can
Read tons of books and take notes
Have a good note-taking app (I like Notion), and write down every idea that comes to you as you consume inspiration.
Get Inspiration from Yourself
You need to be reviewing your past content. If Iâm ever struggling to find inspiration, I invariably capture dozens of ideas just by going back and reading old tweets and threads. I perform all my content review in a Google Spreadsheet.
Every night I go into this sheet and enter all my tweets from the past day. I put in the likes, replies, and retweet counts. Then weekly, I review this sheet and check to see what worked and what didnât. I always formulate new ideas by going through my history.
Find New Angles
What do I do with all this old content Iâm reviewing? I try to find new angles and also apply new lessons learned. Say I wrote a thread on copywriting tips. Maybe Iâll take this thread and then use it as inspiration to develop formatting tips. I take this idea of improving your writing content and find ten different ways to approach that topic.
To some, this might seem repetitive, but this will only be a small minority. Most people (the ones that you made your content for) will appreciate the different angles and perspectives youâre taking.
Also, the more you create content, the more you learn. Iâll find threads I wrote back in June that were great concepts but executed poorly. Iâve learned new ways to make compelling threads in the seven months since. So Iâll take that old thread and apply the new lessons and methods Iâve learned.
Again, for a small percent of your audience, it might feel repetitive, but for most people, including ALL the new audience members youâve picked up in the meantime, theyâll highly appreciate this new approach.
These are a few of my main systems for ideating content. With these techniques, I have yet to suffer from writerâs block in the last year Iâve been writing as NFT God.
The last thing you want to do is stare at a blank screen. Build some proper systems, and that will never happen. Any techniques you use yourself? Comment below or hit reply, Iâd love to hear about them!
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Replies of the Week
Thank you so much to everyone whoâs replied to my tweets or emailed me this week! Look forward to hearing from more of you soon! Take care and have an excellent weekend!

Nice content ..I have been able to learn some attribute
Subscribed today. Love this type of content , want to learn a lot and make my own content. Goos job , king. Wen Discord ?