Unlock Your Content Creation: Feelings & Observations

The pressure to constantly post compelling content on social media can be overwhelming. You've been there: sitting down to create a post, only to draw a blank. The good news is, generating authentic and engaging content doesn't have to be a monumental task. The quick fix lies in tapping into two simple wellsprings: your feelings and things you've noticed.

Your audience craves honesty and connection. They want to hear from you, not perfectly crafted, inauthentic "rubbish." So, think about something true to your experience. Did you notice something interesting today? How are you feeling about a particular aspect of your work or life?

Here's how to structure a post using this method:

Start with a feeling or observation: "I noticed today that I work really well after lunch..." or "I'm feeling particularly motivated by [something] today..."
Explain the "why": "...because I had time to regroup and get my thoughts in order."
End with a question: "How do you work better – morning or afternoon?" or "What helps you regroup and remotivate?"

This simple framework allows you to create genuine content quickly. It doesn't have to be perfect; it just needs to be true. Your audience will appreciate your authenticity and resonate with your real-life experiences. Give this quick fix a go the next time you're stuck for a post – it's a powerful way to connect and show your true self!