It's hard to create three posts a week.

Yeah, a few things to unpack there.

And I agree, Slop has definitely been becoming more of a thing, not only on LinkedIn, right? I would say everywhere.

On LinkedIn, maybe even more because I think it's easier to create content on LinkedIn.

Hence, there's more slope.

I'm always a positive guy.

And I like to think that, yeah, this presents an opportunity as well for those of you like you and me, maybe David, who wants to approach LinkedIn well with no shortcuts, with actual insights and nuance.

you're constantly analyzing content you're writing content you're engaging it becomes a full-time job right so question for you is how do you make linkedin not feel like a hamster wheel and how do you what is the line at which you don't want to cross where you're spending too much time on linkedin instead of doing your day-to-day and actually running your company or building your you know business or selling to your customers or whatever you know role that you're in so the question is time boxing efficiency and when is too much on LinkedIn? That's