I have those moments  when ideas come to me at warp speed, and than I write them down somewhere, or put a note in my phone. Meanwhile, i have hundreds of those notes and ideas, lol, and still there are times I don’t know what to write.
I might end up using a planner however, because time flies by so quickly here on SteemIt, and sometimes I need to be reminded that I promised to announce a winner, or have to make a payout, or write a curation post.
I am so ‘all-over-the-place’ that it gets frustrating sometimes. 
I’ll probably be experimenting with some kind of sociale media calendar some time soon

I agree.
And that’s exactly why I like this calender so much: some ideas are given, but the main part are just techniques you can use to present your idea.

For me it is going on and off. Very often it has to do with how i feel. I got pretty upset today, and afterward my mind seems to be blank, and I can’t think of anything.
So actually, I’m pretty jealous ;0)

I looked up the song, but couldn’t really figure out what you meant.
But thanks ;0)

Anyway, i will probably not use it in the form as it is, nut it’s like i stated in
My comment to @lynncoyle1: all that is handed are different thpes of approach. If I ‘train’ myself in those that are uncommon to me, I’ll in the end have a way bigger arsenal I can use when trying to give people information

> Still, I think it might be an interesting experience to try it out for a week or so, to see what happens. There are a couple of things on that list that would seldom pop up in my mind. I always think :”tutorial!”, or “list!”, ‘cos those are the things I’m used to. I guess it wouldn’t hurt to make some of the other ways of giving information part of me too, so I can use them/think of them when I need to (creating infographics, for example is fun. But I keep forgetting I could make one for a change, instead of trying to explain with words. If I ‘train’ myself a couple of times, then next time I need to for example explain curation rewards* the idea to create an infographic would come naturally to me and I wouldn’t be stuck writing a 4000-word article no one would understand a word of.)

Lol, I have tons of those great ideas on hundreds of lists. And there they stay.
Because I agree with you on the writing: if it is not spontanious, it’s nothing.
I can easily see the difference between the posts I thought I should do, and the ones that just happened. lol
Still,  I think it might be an interesting experience to try it out for a week or so, to see what happens. There are a couple of things on that list that would seldom pop up in my mind. I always think :”tutorial!”, or “list!”, ‘cos those are the things I’m used to. I guess it wouldn’t hurt to make some of the other ways of giving information part of me too, so I can use them/think of them when I need to (creating infographics, for example is fun. But I keep forgetting I could make one for a change, instead of trying to explain with words. If I ‘train’ myself a couple of times, then next time I need to for example explain curation rewards* the idea to create an infographic would come naturally to me and I wouldn’t be stuck writing a 4000-word article no one would understand a word of.)

* *’curation rewards’ was like the worst example ever, since it’s one of the things I know the least of. Why on earth does no one create a decent infographic about it, instead of writing those complicated pieces of text in which I get lost after the 3rd line? - lol*

I agree. My writing should be spontaneous. If I force it, it won’t work.
But I like the calendar because it  doesn’t offer so many ideas, I just see so many writing styles that I never use

Like I said to @lynncoyle1:

> Still, I think it might be an interesting experience to try it out for a week or so, to see what happens. There are a couple of things on that list that would seldom pop up in my mind. I always think :”tutorial!”, or “list!”, ‘cos those are the things I’m used to. I guess it wouldn’t hurt to make some of the other ways of giving information part of me too, so I can use them/think of them when I need to (creating infographics, for example is fun. But I keep forgetting I could make one for a change, instead of trying to explain with words. If I ‘train’ myself a couple of times, then next time I need to for example explain curation rewards* the idea to create an infographic would come naturally to me and I wouldn’t be stuck writing a 4000-word article no one would understand a word of.)

A lot of people are using a social media calendar. I never did. If it’s not spontanious, than it’s nothing (most of the time).
But I’m actually thinking about conducting an experiment, first by following one, this one or another, and after that creating one.

It’s actually on one of my many mental post-its; I have a social media planner on my planner - lol

I agree. I only write posts when an idea comes to me. But i like that this example of a social media calender basically guves me different perspectives, and other sryles of writing I can use to bring some variation

Can’t say you are wrong. 
But I’m not entirely sure you’re right either...
I agree with the fact that you shouldn’t post if you can only post crap. But I don’t really see how content is better on FB or Reddit because it is ‘inspired’.
Maybe on your FB timeline, but not mine, lol.

Of course, the people that want to have a post out every single day will have lesser days, and I can see there are people who are posting just to post for the rewards (like $0.50). The pressure to post of course has something to do with the crap, but can’t be held responsible for all the crap.

What I like about this calendar is that it offers different perspectives. It’s not really about the idea, but about all the different ways you can use to present the idea. Which in the end - when you are known with all different forms of approach - will make you a better content producer...

Thanks, but it’s actually @spiritualmax who rocks. I just didn’t know what to write about - lol