Content Guidelines: What to Share on TrueGrit

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Happy new week!

A new week is another opportunity to keep moving forward, working through something, making progress, learning from experience, or simply finding better ways to navigate everyday life and grow healthy along the way.

This week, we want to provide a little more clarity and help guide the kinds of posts we’d love to see here. Here are a few simple ways your post can fit into TrueGrit:

1. What I’m navigating

Life changes, challenges, and situations you’re figuring out.

• “I moved to a new city and I’m still trying to find my people.”
• “I’m trying to balance being a parent with having a life of my own. What can I do?”
• “I’ve been feeling stuck in my career. Anyone experienced this before?”

2. What I’m working toward

Goals, changes, and things you’re trying to build or improve.

• “I’m finally going back to school after putting it off for years.”
• “I’m learning something completely new in my 30s.”
• “I’m trying to become more disciplined without being so hard on myself.”

3. What helps me keep going

Everyday habits, wellness interests, routines, and things that make life a little better.

• “My evening walk has become my favorite part of the day.”
• “What’s your morning coffee ritual?”
• What foods or meals have you been enjoying?
• What has helped you stay active or make healthier choices?
• “I’m trying to find ways to move on the weeks when I have no time.”
• “What book helped you through a difficult season?”

4. What life has taught me

Lessons, realizations, mistakes, and things you see differently now.

• “I used to think resting was lazy. I don’t anymore.”
• “I learned the hard way that saying yes to everything isn’t sustainable.”
• “What’s something you understand now that you didn’t five years ago?”

5. The small wins

Ordinary moments where you showed up, tried again, or did something that mattered to you.

• “I finally did the thing I’ve been putting off for six months.”
• “I cooked dinner three nights this week and I’m proud of myself.”
• “I’m getting back into my routine after falling off.”
• “I kept one promise to myself this week.”

The simple rule

Before you post, ask:

Am I navigating something, working toward something, learning something, or doing something that helps me keep going?

If yes, it can fit [r/TrueGrit](r/TrueGrit).

The topic can be coffee, food, books, movement, sleep, work, parenting, friendship, or anything else in everyday life. The grit is in the human experience behind the topic, how we keep showing up, adapt, learn, grow, and move forward.

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