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Step-by-step plan, your own content machine with one prompt
You actually know that you should post more. You also have plenty to say, because you do interesting work every week. Only that work is in your notes, your recordings and your emails, and not on LinkedIn. This step-by-step plan turns what you already do into a small content machine. One central prompt builds it together with you, and you remain the one who publishes. Count on half an hour for the setup.

Start with what is already there
Most people start with the question of what they should post. I would start the other way around: with the places where your content is already being created. A report after a client conversation. A voice memo in the car. An email in which you explain something to someone. The more you look at that, the clearer it becomes that you have plenty of inspiration. What is missing is a fixed route from your work to your reader.
Prompt 1, where your content is already created
Help me discover where in my regular work week content is created that I could share. I work as [your role] and my readers are [who, for example freelancers or HR people]. Do not execute anything yet. Ask me questions first, one at a time: what I do in a regular week, what I record or write down, what questions clients often ask me and what I like to explain myself. Then make a list of a maximum of five sources that I already have, with one example of a post that could come out of it for each source.Below you will find the other four steps as a Member. You get the one prompt that builds your machine. And then a first test with real input and a way to adjust until it sounds like you.
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