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26 Aug, 11 tweets, 3 min read
Expanding on a powerful idea:

3 ways to repurpose your own content–

A Thread
This came up in a conversation with Arthur (@DevLinguistic) about a line in his thread on building habits that was too good to be hiding inside a thread.

Here's what to do when you find that gem.
1. Cover a wider and more general scope

- Break down and parse your original content to get a broader view.
- "How to write consistently" is specific.
- Break it down into two broader topics
- How to write consistently = How to write + How to be consistent.
Example.
Here are Arthur's lessons on building a habit.

Any habit. A broad view and a general approach.

2. Cover a deeper scope in a particular context

- Marry two general ideas to make a new, specific, and deeper pathway.
- "Building Habits" becomes "Building a Writing Habit"
- Do this any number of times to get more and more specific 👇
Example

"How to generate ideas" + "How to write consistently" becomes

= How to write when you're running out of ideas
or
= How to overcome writer's block
or
= 4 step exercise to produce ideas every day, etc

Here is what Arthur did:
3. Cover more random things by getting PERSONAL

- Clarity– Make the original piece more digestible
- Share your personal preferences (tried and tested ways), tools, etc
- For significantly older content, share your progress, or how your views have changed over time.
Example

"Building habits" can be expanded to...
- thoughts on consistency
- problems and solutions
- lifehacks
- personal anecdotes
- lessons from Stoicism, and so on.
Bonus: Bring the original thread back to the limelight

- Use a new hook or a key point from the original thread as a teaser trailer to revive an older thread
To sum up,

1. Extrapolate to keep continuity
2. Interpolate to dig deeper
3. Get personal to cover assorted ideas

- Lastly, plug the original content with a CTA to keep things rolling. ✌
Thank you for reading!

If you got the urge to flip through your older content,

RT the first tweet so more people can see it.👇🏻

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