Quick Content Burnout Fix

Heya, Dil here.

Reminder:

My workshop — “The 4-minute Newsletter” — is available to get hold of until midnight.

Get it here — use AI to write newsletters in 4 minutes or less.

Alright.

Let’s talk about something a little less shiny.

Not a new AI tool.

Not a growth hack.

But content burnout.

It’s the reason so many creators quit right before their content starts to take off.

Not because they ran out of ideas or talent —

But because they ran out of systems.

You know the feeling.

You post a reel, write a blog, send an email…

And before it’s even live, you’re thinking:

“Cool, now what do I post tomorrow?”

It’s the hamster wheel.

Always spinning.

No end in sight.

And here’s the hard truth:

Burnout doesn’t always show up loud.

It creeps in quiet.

Through that sneaky guilt of not “doing enough” even when you’re doing so much.

So while everyone’s chasing AI tools that promise more...

I want to give you two AI prompts that help you do less — while achieving more.

1. Content Task Prioritizer

If everything feels important, nothing is.

This prompt uses the Eisenhower Matrix — a simple 4-box method that separates tasks by urgency and importance — so you know what to tackle, schedule, delegate, or delete.

Try this:

Fill in your content-related tasks in the bracket below, then paste the full prompt into ChatGPT:

“Hi ChatGPT. I need to prioritize my current content and marketing tasks using the Eisenhower Matrix.

Here’s my list of tasks:

[Insert your list here]

Please categorize them and tell me what I should do, schedule, delegate, or delete.”

2. Safety Net Checklist

One small mistake before you hit publish can cost you hours — or your audience’s trust.

This prompt gives you a final-pass checklist tailored to your niche and content type.

Try this:

Fill in your role, niche, and content type in the prompt below. Then paste it into ChatGPT to generate a simple content checklist you can use before hitting publish.

“Hi ChatGPT — I’m a [insert role/business] in the [insert niche/industry] niche. I create [insert type of content, e.g., blogs, reels, emails].

Please generate a simple, effective checklist I can follow before publishing my content — to make sure I don’t miss anything important.”

Until next time,

Cheers,

Dil