I'm not joking when I say this: I probably have more than a thousand content ideas written down. The thing is, with that many ideas, I've realized two pretty important things: 1. There is no shortage of ideas. (Which also gives me confidence that I have many, many years of creating content and helping people ahead of me. Having many problems to solve means that I'll be in business for a while.) 2. Having so many ideas and then trying to batch them out or plan when they will happen gets me overwhelmed pretty quickly. So lately my new strategy is "just press record" because there is no shortage of ideas or things to film out in the garden. I just bring my camera with me and the first thing I see that I think could be a great teachable moment, I just hit record and start talking. So far I really am loving the freedom of not having to plan it, script it, do my hair and makeup, make sure it's the perfect weather day, etc. They're short and sweet videos. We shall see how it goes 🤣

@Eric Howell I will be soon! Any best practices to share??

@Eric Howell thank you!!

Pros: Challenges can be fun, build momentum, deepen the community connection Cons: some challenges feel like too much work, have too many requirements to meet, or are too long Overall, I'm personally kind of "meh" on most of them. Though there is the occasional great one. I think the best challenges are short & sweet with realistic expectations each day

@Eric Howell yeah 100%. When they start to have multiple things that I have to do that take up a lot of time in order to complete them, it just ends up being more stressful than it is fun.

16% at the moment, but gonna edit it soon based off your & @Jenna Ostrye 's feedback!

Getting closer every day! I work in Sales Enablement & Marketing for a tech company 🤖

@Lisa Vanderveen ooh fascinating. So do the current free members get what you have as premium now for free? Since premium gets downgraded? Trying to picture how this works