Are you doing everything …

 

… except what you love because you spend all your time creating content and information products?

Oh yeah, then you’ve already met the ContentBeastie™ (even tho’ you may not have known its name).

Have you noticed the huge ContentBeastie™ draining away your time and energy? The one that wants a constant stream of new content?

“Feed me”, says Facebook. “Give me some 140 character nuggets to share” yells Twitter.

“I want more” screams your blog.

“How about some content for me” says that book waiting to be written. And the report. And the free taste (an appetizer maybe?) for those who want what you have.

“Oh, and don’t forget those videos and audios please,” screams another guru from the mountaintop.

All these places, and more, are pulling you in a million different directions.

And there you sit. Struggling to come up with one idea for these things called “information products” (when did that category come about anyway).

Your brain is on overload. You want to curl up into a ball and give up. In fact, you may have.

Stopped by the overload. No longer pursuing your dream of sharing your passion with the world. Overwhelmed by all this stuff that goes with “just” living your passion.

Who forgot to tell you being in business meant more than doing what you love every moment of the day?

Who forgot to tell you the amount of technology involved could overwhelm the most technical of gurus?

Oh sweetie, you’re in such good company. Promise.

I know that doesn’t make it easier and yet it does, in a weird kind of way. Why? Because if someone else has overcome, charged through, dealt with the challenges, you can do it too.

Yup. You. This is doable, one step at a time.

Now, breathe. Again. Now again.

OK, now that you’re breathing again.

Pop your name into the boxes over there on the right and you’ll get your own copy of a play-on-demand interview that spells out who can use an information product, how to get started with one, and how to turn what you know into a product empire that makes it easier to focus on what you really love doing (which is?).

P.S. Feeding, taming, and harnessing that hungry Beastie is what The Content Chef is all about. Join in the slayin’ fun, so you can get to gettin’!