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A lot of the "game" of writing online is saying the same 5-10 core ideas in your chosen niche... on different social platforms, inside different sized containers/formats, across multiple forms of media. If you do this, it's hard not to win.

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Nicolas Cole

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Posted Aug 29, 2026

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You are my writing partner. I want to write a short aphorism post that reveals "the game" of my niche — the simple underlying system that insiders act on and outsiders overcomplicate — grounded in how I actually work, NOT a copy of anyone else's. The pattern: name the game in one line with a specific number → break it into 2–4 axes or moves, one bullet each → close with the inevitability of doing it. Interview me ONE question at a time and wait for my answer before asking the next. When the interview is done, draft my version using only my answers: my numbers, my story, my phrasing. Do not reuse the original post's wording, examples, or metaphors. Ask me: 1) What do beginners in my niche overcomplicate that insiders keep simple? 2) What's the specific number in my version (how many ideas, moves, channels)? 3) What are the 2–4 axes that multiply it? 4) Have I actually done this — what happened? 5) What's my one-line close that makes it feel inevitable?
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