You need to be DAWN MAXXING. Up precisely 90 minutes before the sunrise. Hands down the best time of day. It’s silent. The sky is just waking up. Bir… - Dickie Bush

The best part of writing consistently is when people ask you questions, your mind jumps to ideas you've already written about.

And since you've written about it, you've thought through and can explain the idea clearly and concisely.

This is 100% why smart people sound smart.

Consistency > Intensity

• Long-term results come from consistency, then intensity.
• To run a marathon, start by running a mile every day.
• To write a book, start by writing 500 words every day.

To win long-term, start with consistency, then build the intensity.

The fear of hitting publish isn't fear, it's an ego problem.

You're assuming everyone is going to read what you write.

So keep in mind:

There are 0 people on earth refreshing their browsers waiting to read your writing.

Start listening to the market instead of hiding from it.