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George Kao gives a short motivational talk about why creators should be consistent. He frames content creation as a form of service or "ministry" to the subset of people who match a creator's unique "energy signature" (their life experiences, style, personality, mannerisms). He describes his own early consistency (posting multiple times per week despite few likes) and urges creators to adopt the belief that their authentic work will eventually reach the right audience; he offers a back-of-envelope audience estimate (one match per 100,000 users scales to tens of thousands globally) and contrasts creating for growth vs. creating to explore and serve.

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