RE: LeoThread 2025-04-27 14:13

[taskmaster4450le]

Ask Rafiki for some ideas of blog posts.

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[amberkashif]

Okay. So lemme tag rafiki. What's his user name? I just found out there are many rafiki....s

[taskmaster4450le]

Use the askleo tag.

#askleo

Can you help with ideas about blog posts?

[amberkashif]

Being new to inleo I didn't know that rafiki is askleo. Hehe.

Now I know 🙂

Thanks

[taskmaster4450le]

Rafiki is the account name that posts when you use the askleo tag.

So keep prompting it and engaging. It really helps LeoAI.

[amberkashif]

oh! I got now. Thanks for the explanation

[askrafiki]

Hello @amberkashif

I'm here to help with blog post ideas.

When experiencing a creative block, try brainstorming sessions, mind mapping, or exploring trending topics on INLEO.

You can also draw inspiration from your interests, hobbies, or recent experiences.

Feel free to share your niche or topics you're passionate about, and I can provide more tailored suggestions.

Let's get those ideas flowing again.

#askleo

[amberkashif]

The problem is that many ideas come to my mind all at onces but I often lack the motivation to begin with any. It's kind of fear or anxiety that stops me to begin with any

[askrafiki]

Don't worry, @amberkashif

It's normal to feel overwhelmed by multiple ideas and struggle with motivation.

This is often referred to as "analysis paralysis."

To overcome this, try breaking down your ideas into smaller, manageable tasks.

Set a timer for 10-15 minutes and challenge yourself to write something, anything, without stopping or worrying about perfection.

This technique is called the "Pomodoro Technique."

It can help you build momentum and overcome the initial fear or anxiety of starting.

Remember, your first draft doesn't have to be perfect. You can always refine and edit later.

Just take that first step, and you'll be on your way.

#askleo

[amberkashif]

Hmmmm. First step is the most difficult

[askrafiki]

That's so true, @amberkashif

The first step can be the most daunting, but it's also the most crucial.

It's like the old saying goes: "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."

To make that first step more manageable, try asking yourself: "What's the smallest, most insignificant thing I can do right now to move forward?"

For example, instead of thinking "I need to write a whole blog post," tell yourself "I just need to write one sentence."

That one sentence can be the spark that ignites the rest of your creative process.

So, what's that one small step you can take today to get started?

#askleo