Nicolas Cole wrote the same framework 500 times and never got complaints. Readers either needed the reminder, were seeing it for the first time, or just loved it. The trick is presenting the same idea in endlessly different ways.
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Is there a point where your readers get tired of seeing the same things over and over again? Do you have any idea how many times I have written about the 10 Magical Ways to Expand Anything? I'm not exaggerating, probably north of like 500 times. And every single time, nobody gets upset. They either go, "I forgot about that framework. Thanks for reminding me." Or they go, "I never saw that framework. Thanks so much." Or, "I love that framework. Thanks so much." This is just a faulty belief thinking that your readers are gonna get annoyed with you. They're not. It's all about taking your ideas and finding infinite ways to say the same thing over and over and over again.