5 hacks to stay consistent with your content (even when life gets busy)

If you’re struggling to stay consistent on LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram—
you’re not lazy. You just need a better system.

Here are 5 hacks that make content consistency way easier:

1. Choose a “Content Day”

Block 1–2 hours each week to batch your content.
No distractions. No meetings. Just create.

Why it works: You make one decision once, not every day.

2. Use a Simple Content Framework

Pick 2–3 content types and rotate:

• Monday: Lesson or story

• Wednesday: Value or tip

• Friday: CTA or community post

Why it works: You eliminate decision fatigue and never start from scratch.

3. Write When You Have Energy—Not When You Have Time

Notice when ideas flow (mornings? after walks? post-calls?)
Capture content then, and save drafts in Notion, Apple Notes, or Google Docs.

Why it works: You ride momentum instead of forcing inspiration.

4. Save Swipe Files and Idea Banks

Anytime you get an idea, write it down.
Anytime you see a post you like, screenshot or save it.

This hack alone has been a GAME-CHANGER for me in my journey as a creator.

Why it works: You never sit down to a blank page again.

🤝 5. Join a Community or Accountability Group

Post with a few friends.
DM each other feedback.
Share wins.
Stay sharp together.

Why it works: Momentum loves company!

You don’t need to post daily.

You just need to post consistently, week after week.

The right system makes it effortless.

These 5 hacks are your starting point.

Best,

Brett Erik

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