Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

20+ yrs in the fitness industry. I build custom nutrition and fitness programs. stan.store/mattdorroh United States Joined May 2008

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Hard skills get you followers. But soft skills get you trust. Here are 3 soft skills to accelerate your growth: Storytelling Active listening Problem-solving

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

People think starting as a creator is: Posting every day Chasing followers Vanity metrics What it actually is: Clear strategy Focused systems Consistent execution That’s it.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Simple scales. Focus wins. Systems are leverage.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

I used to believe more effort = better results. The truth: "Systems amplify effort." Work smarter. Repeatable processes that you can do every day. Whether that's fitness, writing, or content.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Must-have skills for content creators: Knowing your audience deeply Writing clear messages Building systems Master these, and you’ll stand out.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Content creation tip: Always recycle your best posts. Don’t let great ideas die after one use. Repurpose into: Threads Blog posts Videos Maximize every idea.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

3 challenges creators face when they don’t have systems: Missed deadlines Constant burnout Lack of focus Building systems fix all three.

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3 tips to create your first content calendar with Notion: Stop wasting time and start staying consistent. Keep it simple with a basic template Organize by week or month for clarity Use tags to track content types Build your system today.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Writing forces you to think deeper. Clarity for your mind. Direction for your actions. Freedom for your creativity. Think better. Write more. Create daily.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Solve your own problems. Document everything. Share it. Your story, your journey, could be the inspiration for someone to make a change.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Some advice never gets old. “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” — Leonardo da Vinci

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Build a legacy of learning. Build a legacy of resiliency. Build a legacy of discipline. Take steps daily to improve your physical and mental capacity to do more.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

What I thought would make me productive: Using fancy software Hustling 24/7 Juggling everything alone What actually works: A streamlined workflow Automating tasks Clear priorities Asking for help Most creators learn this the hard way.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Tools every creator needs: Notion: Plan your content Descript: Edit audio & video Canva: Easy graphic designs Zapier: Automate your workflows Google Calendar: Block your time Start simple and build up as you grow.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

3 challenges every creator faces: Staying consistent Scaling without burnout Managing time effectively Fix these with systems, and you win.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Action creates momentum. There's never a perfect time. You'll never have all the information. Get moving.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Another good automation tip: Focus on leverage tasks. Automate repetitive steps, like scheduling. Keep creative work manual. Automating the low-value tasks frees up time for high-leverage decisions.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

5 “hacks” for better writing: Write like you talk. Edit like a reader. Simple words. Cut fluff. End strong.

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Matt Dorroh @mattdorroh

8 months ago

Ways systems make your life better: Keep you consistent Save hours every week Frees up creative energy Scale content without burnout Reduce stress and decision fatigue