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Three posts a week without running out of ideas
The idea problem isn’t a creativity problem. It’s a capture problem. How a two-minute Sunday voice note turns into a week of posts.
Nell Prior
Ghostwriter for founders
The post we’re taking apart
You already have the ideas
Every founder I work with has more post material than they think. It’s in the decisions they made this week, the call that went badly, the thing a customer said that stuck. The problem is that none of it is written down.
The Sunday voice note
Once a week, clients send me two minutes on what happened. No structure, no polish. Maya’s note about cancelling her all-hands meeting was 90 seconds long and became three posts.
One idea can carry a week: the decision, the reasoning, and the result a month later. Three posts, one voice note, and nobody has to stare at a blank page.
Get the next one on Friday
One post, taken apart, every week. Free, and short enough to read over coffee.
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