Five pieces of content per day is the new baseline — not a stretch goal
Five pieces of content per day isn't an ambitious target anymore — it's the baseline expectation and just the infrastructure. If you're not posting at that frequency, you're not giving content a fair shot. The real question on top of that is: what is the input? Where are you pulling the ideas from? You need a digital brain, a personal language model — some structured system that feeds the content machine. Without quality inputs, hitting a volume target is meaningless.
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