Don’t attempt to put out content aimed at increasing your followers or subscribers count except on social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn. The main thing you try to do every day is to create or build a detailed database, collection, or archive of information available online for free and in your books as well. That is, pillar content. Even if no one is paying enough attention to it, the kind of attention you think it deserves, you build or create it anyway. This pillar content described above should include all of your discoveries, content, philosophy, and whatever that you know or care about in your industry or field. This pillar content should exist in your blogging website and also in your books in as much detail as possible. Leave the other types or parts of your pillar content that take place on your YouTube channel and/or podcast for disposable further explanation of the already established facts or content on your main blogging website or books. None of what you discover should remain outside of your books only. Your books should contain everything there is that has anything to do with you or your work. This leaves social media platforms like Instagram or LinkedIn as places that you are not held back by perfection when attempting to make pieces of content on them, because they are not the main source of your material, which in turn makes it okay to make a hundred pieces of useless content a day on them without the fear of diluting your content.

One of the reasons why you are reluctant to work is being afraid of being fatigued. If you do not have a safety net that makes you able to immediately start the recovery process from the state of exhaustion that you might reach or get from work, you will not accept to try doing that work at the moment. The solution isn’t finding work that’s easy for you to do every day because you love it and you never feel tired doing it. The solution is to have the option of getting some rest as soon as you feel you’re too tired to continue working at the moment. Not because the moment you feel tired you immediately quit working and go sleep or have some fun, but because it’s really literally impossible for you to push yourself any further to continue working at the moment. The only way to abolish that reluctance to do heavy work tasks is to eliminate any fear of getting or becoming fatigued, through understanding that you’re allowed to jump into a resting session right away any time you feel that you’re too tired to keep working.