Finish It and Post It

There’s a moment in every creator’s process where the doubt creeps in.
You look at that half-written post, the draft video, or the almost-ready graphic and think:
“It’s not ready yet.”
“It needs more polish.”
“Maybe I’ll post it tomorrow.”

But here’s the truth: perfection is a trap, and it’s stealing your momentum.

Most people aren’t struggling to start their content. They’re struggling to finish. And that gap between almost-done and done? It’s where creativity goes to die.

It’s easy to convince yourself you need more time. One more edit. A better hook. A new font. But more often than not, what you really need is to let it go.

Done is better than perfect.

Your people need to hear from you, not the airbrushed, over-analyzed version of you. The real, slightly messy, fully human version of your message is what builds trust and connection.

Yes, take pride in your work. But don’t let the pursuit of “better” rob you of done.

Here’s a simple rule to remember:

If it’s 80% solid and the message is clear—post it.
You can tweak it later. Learn as you go. Improve over time.

But none of that can happen if your work stays in drafts forever.

So if you’re reading this with five half-finished things in your Google Drive or a video you’ve been meaning to edit for two weeks…

This is your sign.

Finish it. Post it. Let it live.