Ryan Maloney documents his work in real time using notebooks and project tools, posting updates whenever something interesting happens. He occasionally revisits and edits past material into longer videos for YouTube and TikTok, creating a steady content stream without constant grinding.
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When it comes to documenting, I don't plan anything really. I record and post what I'm working on and record a lot in notebooks and project management systems and just keeping records of every single day. I'll try to post as soon as something occurs, as soon as I'm working on something cool that I think others can learn from. And occasionally I'll go back and curate things that I'm working on and sort of like, you know, script and edit it together and put it together in longer form videos for like YouTube or TikTok. And try to stay ahead. So I always have something to post even on days when I don't feel like posting or documenting. I think it becomes a mix of absolutely current things you're working on and thoughts and feelings and things you have about technologies and projects and, you know, just letting people know the way your brain thinks. But I don't think you need to be in a grind all day, every day to document and post things. You can sort of get ahead of, you know, ahead of the curve and create things for the future too.