Without fail, one of the biggest things people tell me exhausts them in their business is coming up with content each and every month. It can be so time consuming and often feels like it's unsustainable when 'gurus' out there are saying you need to be putting out 30+ pieces of content every day.Don't get me wrong, I love content. I think it's a great way to build community, share your knowledge, support people at different levels in their business, and grow your confidence and messaging at the same time.But it can also be a lot to feel like you're shouting into the void and content creation is taking up all your time and not creating any tangible results.So in this episode, I'm going talking about:- My thoughts on what the "gurus" say about consistency in your content. - Why nobody cares if you do or don't post.- How content is both important and unimportant for your business.- And my step-by-step process for planning a month of content in about 30 minutes or less.You can absolutely follow this process with nothing more than a pen and piece of paper or a Google doc. And if you'd like any more support and all the tools and templates that I use to plan, create, and repurpose my content, you can check out The Content Ecosystem at thecontentecosystem.com.Also mentioned in this episode is my FREE 30 Day Content Planner, which you can grab at thecontentecosystem.com/30. DISCLAIMER: This description may contain affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at no cost to you. While this channel may earn minimal sums when the viewer uses the links, the viewer is in NO WAY obligated to use these links. Results shared in this podcast are based on personal experience and may vary - this is also from my own personal experience, not to be considered professional or medical advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.Thank you for your support!

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