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You spent 15 hours last week creating content.
Someone else created the same amount in 4 hours.
Same quality. Same results. Different system.
Here's what they know that you don't:
Content creation isn't about writing faster. It's about eliminating the hidden friction that makes writing slow.
Every time you sit down to create, you're making hundreds of micro-decisions:
What should I write about?
How should I structure this?
What examples should I use?
Where should this go?
When should I publish?
These decisions drain energy. Create resistance. Slow you down.
The solution isn't willpower. It's batching.
The Batching Multiplier Effect
Creating content one piece at a time forces constant context switching.