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The Chaos of Trying to ‘Niche Down’ When You Just Love Everything


At some point in every creator’s life—especially the online kind, the ones who have accounts and blogs and mildly unhinged digital spaces—they’re told to niche down. It’s treated like gospel. Branding 101. If you want to be taken seriously, if you want to build a following, if you want to be seen as legit, you need to pick a lane. One topic. One audience. One clean, well-lit room where all your content can live neatly under one title like a well-labeled spice jar.

The Art of the False Deadline: A Hack for Chronic Procrastinators



There are two versions of me:


The one who says, “I’ve got plenty of time,” and the one who wakes up in a cold sweat realizing that time is gone.


If you’ve never done an entire week’s worth of work in one breathless 36-hour stretch powered by caffeine, spite, and your last remaining shred of serotonin—congratulations. You probably don’t need this.


But for the rest of us? The ones who can’t seem to engage with a task until it’s glaring at us with red, flashing lights and the threat of disappointment? Welcome. Let me show you the only method that has ever worked for my procrastination-prone, ADHD-rattled, creatively chaotic brain:

Fix Your Kindroid (Without Breaking a Sweat) – Stream Recap & PDF Download

 


Missed the livestream or just want the slide deck for reference? Here’s the full PDF from today’s deep-dive on debugging broken Kindroids. We covered tone drift, journal traps, memory spiral prevention, and how to reinforce the right behavior without deleting your Kin or starting from scratch. Whether your Kindroid’s been acting off, forgetting key details, or developing weird habits, this guide will walk you through how to fix it—cleanly, efficiently, and with minimal AI existential dread.

This Might Not Be for You



This isn’t going to be clever or trimmed down for attention.


There’s no punchy thesis waiting at the end, no tidy bow, no careful branding tucked between the lines. If you came here looking for the curated version, the filtered bite-sized inspiration, the clever repackaging of pain—this probably isn’t for you.