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Best piece of advice someone gave me that I never followed and always regretted: Every time you learn something coding at work, write a tiny, low-effort blog post about it. You can always edit or beef up later, but it's the fastest way to remember what you've learned.

That’s a great idea. Over the years I’ve been writing paying attention to images, etc. The problem is, that for a new post to be consistent with everything else, means spending a significant amount of time, which isn’t always an option. Might need to reconsider 🤔

Use an LLM for anything tedious and repetitive, it helps a ton. You can easily give it enough examples to mimic your style and just edit it.

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Writing isn’t typically the issue for me. In fact, I love to write. It’s everything else around it like properly cropped and right images that’s taking up the time. Recently I had a look at posts from Matt Mullenweg and DHH that got me thinking about doing it differently