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Why I embrace content-curation based on what I (simply) love
5 examples that build out a topical content
Curate an idea, not a problem
As humans, we excel in talking about problems. We do extensive research on stated problems, write initial problem statements (IPS) and define strategies that might solve them. We continually strive to deliver content anchored in problems.[1]
That does not need to be the ubiquitous approach to content producing.
Dive into content that is idea-driven, concept-centric, and thematic
Any topic can be chosen. A topic can be chosen by its allure, how it makes us feel, motivates and inspires. It can be a concept we inexplicably and simply love.
For instance, I love drawing, any type of drawing. I’ve written a few articles about my passion for drawing, from Why sketching and drawing are super-important skills for every UX designer to After countless failed visual AI prompts, I’m returning to my hands-on drawing practice.[2,3]
A drawing of a flame ignites content exploration into fire
I draw a rough sketch of a flame. I loosely compose the shape I like to explore.
