"Post consistently to grow your audience" is the worst advice.
It fosters a quantity-over-quality mindset and leads to burnout. Even worse, it optimizes for attention exploitation. This is dogma from a closed source mindset where black box algorithms rule the web.
Instead, focus on one important message, iterate on your process, and share your work when it's ready. This is advice for a high signal world.
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