The Secret to Writing So Much Content in 2024
Writing masterminds like Tim Denning or Tim Ferriss use this all the time
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Prolific writers like Tim Ferriss and Tim Denning are able to churn out a huge amount of content.
But what's their secret?
It's simple — they constantly recycle and repurpose their own writing in clever ways.
Giving Old Content a New Spin
When I say they recycle content, I don't mean they simply rewrite the same article over and over.
They take a topic they've covered before and give it a whole new angle and perspective, creating fresh takes on old ideas.
As a fictional example, Ferriss may have written a detailed guide on the best daily habits for prioritizing deep work. One of his usual topics. It's a straightforward article or newsletter issue with detailed tips and tricks.
Then a few months later, he published another article, maybe called “My Unusual Daily Routine for Optimal Creativity” covering a lot of the same ground but with different examples and insights.
It will run down the same arguments and many of the same wording an…
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