The Infinite Content Glitch

A few years ago, I made a big bet on myself. I left a high-paying job (against my parents’ wishes) to build something of my own.

I was all in.

But there was one big problem… content.

I knew I needed to post. I knew content could attract clients, build authority, and open crazy opportunities.

But every time I sat down to create… blank screen. No ideas. Overthinking every word.

Sound familiar?

I thought content was about being creative. But then I discovered a glitch in the system—a way to never run out of content ideas again.

The Infinite Content Glitch

Every top creator, founder, and podcaster I studied had one thing in common:

They don’t create content… they capture it.

Here’s how it works:

1️⃣ Listen to Your Audience – Comments, DMs, client calls. They’re telling you exactly what they want. Steal their words.

2️⃣ The ‘Life = Content’ Rule – Every challenge, mistake, or lesson you face is a content idea. The problem you solved today? Someone else needs that answer.

3️⃣ Remix & Reuse – That tweet you wrote six months ago? That fire voice note you sent a friend? It’s not old—it’s content waiting to be repackaged.

4️⃣ Document, Don’t Create – Gary Vee says it, but few actually do it. Share the process, not just the polished end result.

5️⃣ Batch Like a Machine – I build content banks in Notion, clip highlights from my own conversations, and systemize my output. Ideas never dry up when you have a well to pull from.

Once I started using this, I went from struggling for ideas to generating 400M+ views, growing my page with just 20 videos, and helping clients hit 10M+ views effortlessly.

What This Means for You

Most people treat content like a random act of creativity. That’s why they burn out.

But when you use the Infinite Content Glitch, your life, audience, and past ideas fuel an endless pipeline of posts.

No more overthinking. No more staring at a blank screen. Just constant momentum.

So here’s my challenge to you:

👉 Pick ONE method above and test it this week. Screenshot a comment, jot down a lesson, or repurpose something old. Just start.

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Stay consistent,
Dhaval Kashyap