I find myself spending time consuming content - the Web via RSS feeds
   (yes, they're still in use), streaming video, and on-line radio (real
   radio stations and not streaming audio).

   I don't find myself creating content - on my various web sites or
   presentations or in social media - as much as I'd like. Sure, I podcast
   & tweet & G+ update & so on.

   "What's the ratio?"

   I asked myself this today out of nowhere. It's a simple question:
   "What's my ratio of content consumed to content created?"

   What's reasonable? 50/50 is absurd. Maybe 10% my content to 90%
   consumption is a workable fraction?

   Even a 1/9 ratio is absurd based on my RSS feeds. I receive over 1000
   posts a day. There's no way I can generate 10 posts per day.

   Of those 1K posts, there are maybe 200 in which I show an interest. Of
   those, how many are tweet-able because I find them interesting but not
   interesting enough to write a post? Let's say 180.

   That being the case, is my issue more process than content?

   I don't have an answer. Not yet, anyway.

   Thoughts?
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   My original entry is here: [1]Content: Creation Versus Consumption. It
   posted Mon, 24 Aug 2015 01:42:51 +0000.
   Filed under: administrivia, personal, Google, twitter,

References

   1. https://www.prjorgensen.com/2015/08/23/content-creation-versus-consumption/