213 | I Dare You to Stop Overthinking Your Content and Just Post It

Overthinking might be the biggest thing holding you back from growing online. If you’ve ever stared at a blank screen or spent hours reworking a single caption only to not post at all—this one’s for you.

In this episode, I’m walking you through exactly why overthinking kills your consistency, how to break the cycle, and how to finally start showing up online in a way that’s simple, sustainable, and—most of all—effective.

Let’s simplify your content strategy together.

Why Overthinking Kills Consistency

Here’s the truth: consistent posting is what algorithms love. But it’s hard to stay consistent when every post feels like it needs to be perfect.

Maybe you’ve:

• Spent days crafting a single post
• Torn apart your own captions before hitting publish
• Ended up never posting at all

That’s the overthinking trap. And the only way out is to start taking action—even if it’s not perfect.

Remember: done is better than perfect, and most of your audience missed your last 10 posts anyway.

Reuse What’s Already Worked

Think back—what post got the most engagement in the past?

Instead of reinventing the wheel, lean into what’s proven. Reposting successful content every 90 days (or more often!) is a smart strategy. Your new followers have never seen it, and your current followers probably don’t remember it.

This is your permission slip to repurpose boldly.

Pro tip: I’ve never had someone comment “you already posted this.” And even if they did… who cares? You’re showing up.

Create an Album System on Your Phone

One of the best ways to eliminate overthinking is to create a visual content vault right on your phone. Start organizing images and ideas into albums:

• B-Roll
• Amazon Stories
• Quotes
• Memes
• Logos
• Pinterest Inspiration

These folders become your grab-and-go toolkit—no more starting from scratch or spiraling into analysis paralysis.

And if you’re a member of Facebook Fuel, you’re already a step ahead. Save those templates and meme packs into albums so they’re always on hand when you need them.

Accountability Helps You Hit Publish

Still finding it hard to post? Try these two mindset shifts:

1. Get a content buddy.
Ask someone to check your page at specific times to see if you posted. Their accountability (even a quick “I see it!” text) can make a huge difference.

2. Hire yourself.
If someone paid you to post, you’d do it, right? So show up for yourself like you would for someone else. No excuses.

Create a Weekly Content Rhythm

Another great way to beat overthinking is to set a loose structure:

• Monday – Ask a question
• Wednesday – Share a tip or how-to
• Friday – Behind-the-scenes or throwback

Rotate these or create your own. The key is to remove daily decision fatigue and simplify your posting routine.

Action Beats Inaction

Your audience doesn’t expect every post to go viral. They just want to hear from you. Let go of the pressure to be perfect.

Here’s what to remember:

• Most of your followers missed your last few posts.
• Reposting is smart strategy, not laziness.
• Having content organized and ready removes the stress.
• Showing up imperfectly is better than not showing up at all.

So I dare you—stop overthinking your content and start creating with clarity and confidence.

Until next time,
Stay creative.

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