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plan-my-week

Plan a week or a month of Twitter or LinkedIn posts as a dated calendar, with a topic, format, opening line and purpose for each one. Use when someone asks for a content plan, a posting schedule, a content calendar, a week of posts, or help posting consistently. Do not use it to write one post, and do not schedule or publish anything without the person seeing it first.

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# Plan my week

Consistency fails on the blank page, not on the writing. A plan works when
every slot already says what goes in it, so the person sitting down on Tuesday
has a decision made rather than a decision to make.

## Step 1: agree the shape before writing anything

Settle these first, in a short exchange:

1. **Platform.** Twitter and LinkedIn are different jobs. Ask, do not assume.
2. **How many posts, over how long.** A week of three is a plan someone keeps.
   A week of fourteen is a plan they abandon on Wednesday. Push back on a
   number that looks like enthusiasm rather than a habit.