You know what kills a blog? Making it too big.

We did it ourselves. Every post had to be polished, packed with detail, formatted like a magazine feature.

And guess what? It became such a big job that we just… stopped.

But then we remembered Seth Godin. Daily posts. Short, punchy, to the point. No fluff. No pressure. Just ideas shared, consistently.

So we’re stripping it back. No overthinking, no endless drafts—just useful insights, quick tips, and thoughts worth sharing.

The takeaway? Perfection kills momentum.

If you wait for the perfect blog (or project, or launch, or workout plan), you’ll never hit publish.

Start small. Start now. 

See you in the next one.