Episode 9 - When you create a structure that doesn't require exaggeration, content doesn't have to be a burden.

The reason why creating content is difficult is because you have to make decisions alone, but if you create a structure for honest people, content creation is not painful.

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— The Need for a Publishing System for Honest People

The issue was not determination.

Nor talent.

Nor courage.

The reason you struggled with content creation was because you had to make 'decisions' alone.

  • Can I write this?

  • Is it okay to publish this now?

  • Am I not ready yet?

Making this judgment

had to be borne alone every time.

That is

a structure that is too harsh for honest people.


Honest people have a high 'cost of situational judgment'

People who exaggerate

make quick judgments.

"Let's just post it for now."

"Let's make adjustments based on the response."

But honest people are different.

  • They first consider the possibility of misunderstanding

  • They first think of exceptional conditions

  • They first think if they can take responsibility

Therefore,

a lot of invisible energy is required to post a piece of content.

The problem is

there is no structure that reduces this energy.


So content creation becomes a 'game of courage'

Without structure,

content ultimately converges to these questions.

"Can I endure today?"

This is

not a sustainable way.

Honest people

should not use courage.

They should use structure.


What is a structure that doesn't require exaggeration

This structure is not grand.

It just needs to be clear.

1. The purpose of the content is clear

This article is

not meant to persuade.

Not meant to prove.

It is meant to record.

2. The completion standard is low

"If today's me is not ashamed, it's OK."

No more is needed.

3. It is based on updates

Current thoughts

are not the final version.

The next version can come.

With just these three,

content is no longer

a problem of decision-making.


Frequency is determined by 'burden,' not perfection

For honest people,

goals like "publish 3 times a week" are poison.

Instead, it is right to ask this.

"Is this

not burdensome in my daily life?"

  • Does it help organize thoughts?

  • Does it reduce stress?

  • Does it feel uncomfortable if not used?

When it reaches this state,

content becomes not a task

but a routine.


Content is ultimately a record for oneself

As time passes,

these writings take on different meanings.

  • Why did I worry in the past?

  • What choices did I repeat?

  • What has changed and what remains?

This is

not material to teach someone else

but an archive to understand oneself.

And this record

will reach someone

at the exact moment they need it.


Ending this series

If you have read this series this far,

you already know.

You are not someone

who cannot exaggerate in content creation.

You are someone

who chose not to exaggerate.

That choice

may not speed things up

but it does not lead you astray.

Now you can say this.

"I do not provide the answer.

Instead, I do not hide the facts I have experienced."

This declaration is enough.

Content is no longer

a stage for proving.

It is a record of existence.


Words I Want to Leave Like an Epilogue

If you have read this series up to here,

you already know.

You are

not someone who cannot create content

but someone who needs to do it differently.

And that 'difference'

is the most scarce asset in this era.

Now

you can write at your own pace.

You can leave it in your own language.

There are

more people waiting for that than you think.

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