What monthly recipe cadence does the speaker commit to?

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Uploaded: 2025-05-22T15:53:07+00:00
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Description: A speaker in a podcast excerpt argues for prioritizing consistency over chasing virality in content creation. In the cooking/recipe context they describe…

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A speaker in a podcast excerpt argues for prioritizing consistency over chasing virality in content creation. In the cooking/recipe context they describe committing to a sustainable cadence ("maybe six or eight recipes a month"), focusing on detailed recipe testing, filming and photographing, and easing the pressure of constant content output compared with their early years.

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Six to eight recipes per month.

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I also think like the consistency side of it. For me, what really helped was trying not to focus on virality, but more on consistency. Because for me, like being able to show up every week with consistent and reliable recipes that help people, that doesn't mean that I'm able to create five new recipes every week. It means that I can commit to maybe six or eight recipes a month, but really focus on detailed recipe testing, taking the time to film them, photograph them, and just being really happy with them. Besides having the pressure of constantly putting out content like I was for the first few years.