7PS: My content audit 📝


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For most of my career, I rarely posted on social media.

When I worked in finance, my employer discouraged it.

That changed in June 2024, after I attended the Kit.com conference in Boise (and I no longer worked in banking).

I learned that growth comes from sharing knowledge and being useful.

(Unless you're Beyoncé or Stef Curry who can post whatever they want...)

In 2025, I showed up:

  • LinkedIn = 365 posts
  • Facebook > 400 posts
  • Threads > 700 posts

Total: >2k posts across social media.

Gained ~85k followers

My writing became cringe self-helpy. But I got over it.

The research I put into writing this newsletter helps me learn.

And the feedback you send me is thoughtful and encouraging.

How can you leverage social media to share your knowledge?

-Kabir

Seven Point Sunday - February 8

💼 Portfolio Career

Esther Wojcicki - Educator, journalist, and author who built a career spanning teaching, media, and thought leadership on parenting and learning.

⚡️ Productivity

Readwise Reader. Reading & annotation tool that brings articles, PDFs, newsletters, and highlights into one place. Designed to help you slow down, revisit ideas, and actually remember what you read rather than just consume more.

💰 Wealth

The Optionality Lens. Instead of optimizing for maximum returns, prioritize choices that expand future flexibility. Wealth is useful when it keeps doors open rather than locking you into a single path.

📚 Books

The Good Enough Job by Simone Stolzoff. From the moment we ask children what they want to "be" when they grow up, we exalt the dream job as if it were life’s ultimate objective. Many entangle their identities with their jobs, with predictable damage to happiness, wellbeing, and even professional success.

🎵 Music

Talking Book by Stevie Wonder. Warm, inventive album that blends soul, funk, and introspection. His 15th studio album balances joy and reflection without tipping into nostalgia. Favorites: “You Are the Sunshine of My Life” and “Superstition.”

💭 AI Prompt

Write a short description of what an "ideal ordinary day" looks like for you. Not a perfect day, a repeatable one.


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