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CONISTENTLY CREATING CONTENT AS A TRAINER

As a trainer, how frequently are you creatively expressing yourself in the world through articles, videos, and/or audio recordings?

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As a trainer, how frequently are you creatively expressing yourself in the world through articles, videos, and/or audio recordings? More specifically, what is your frequency of ‘publishing’ your thoughts into the world? And when you do publish, what are your driving motivations?

Over the past few years I have made a habit publishing approximately one article/video per week and in this article I want to share my point of view on some of the benefits of this rhythm as well as my intentions that support this rhythm, many of which may not be what you think.

Before we dive in I want to make a quick meta-comment that this article you are reading is an example of publishing a piece of content. Consistently publishing content is also what Michael does with the Neurons & Meta-Coaches egroups as well as what the other trainers who contribute to this Framers egroup do every week so this process is nothing new to us in Neuro-Semantics.

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