The question I would ask all of you is who are you making the content for?

My belief is that most people are making the content for themselves and what they want out of it.

The reason I don't have content fatigue is because I get great joy out of making the content for all of you.

So for me, I'm capable, and my friends ask me this all the time.

Aren't you tired of saying the same thing?

And I'm like, never.

If you think about the three best pieces of content that I've ever made for you,

I bet you you'll realize once I say this, that you had heard me say it 19 other times prior to that.

It was just that you were ready to hear it that time.

So for me, when you've got as powerful of a story that can help so many young women,

like actually being vulnerable and authentic about having an eating disorder,

you could talk about that every day for the rest of your life because you know on the other side,

there's some girl in Stockholm right now that needs it.

So for a lot of you, content fatigue comes from the fact that it's selfish, not selfless.

That's not bad.

I have plenty of selfish wantson needs too.

But I think the reason you can easily get to a place of not having content fatigue

is similar to what resonated for you about loving the process.

Once you make all of your content for the sake of the person on the other side of it,

you'll never stop.

The second ones, ironically, the complete reverse answer.

The thing that you need to do with overwhelming is to be kinder to yourself.

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