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Hey — Ryan here.
In today’s edition we’ll be covering:
How to make content that you actually stick with
3 content rules to combat burnout and build longevity
+ Real-life examples from creators
Why are some creators always able to stay on top of your feed, make content look ‘easy’,
and somehow…never burn out?
That’s the exact question every creator and brand growing their socials is trying to solve
Here’s the truth:
Content isn’t easy and it’s dang hard to stay consistent
But after spending years exposed to the best of the best I think I’ve finally solved it:
What looks like work to others but feels like play to you?
Sometime the ‘perfect format’, the ‘perfect strategy’, or the ‘most viral idea’ isn’t meant for you
I know, easier said than done.
So let’s show you 3 creators who’ve managed to stay consistent over several years, not months
And seem to still love every second of it:
Rule #1: Conversation Ender
You know that one topic you obsess over that your friends beg you to shut up about?
The topic that you binge for hours out of pure curiosity?
Now that’s your niche.
Check out @im_kyle_metcalf who gets millions of views learning to speak Japanese with strangers
This one got 61M views:
If you talk about what you’re passionate about, you’ll never run out of things to say
Rule #2: Your “It” Factor
Have you ever seen an introvert who wants to give public speeches all day?
The obvious answer is no
So why are you making videos you’re not born to do?
Check out @karocrafts
She quit her corporate job to make videos about her life’s passion: mixed-media art
Rather than beat yourself up over the skills you’re ‘missing’
Lean into the unique edge you have that would make you stand out in the market
Rule #3: 3-Year Time Horizon
Now this one’s my favorite:
Most people think over a month-by-month time horizon
But what if you figured out the type of content you’d do over 3 years?
I bet it’s a completely different content strategy…
Check out @jb_copeland who found purpose in making videos about mental health
If you think about content long-term, it’ll be easier to find a format to stick to
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Thanks for showing up this week. We’ll see you in the next ❤️
Sincerely,

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Ryan To
Creator (120K+)
@itsryanto
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