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# Where are you putting your thoughts? — Kelford Labs Daily
- URL: https://kelfordinc.com/where-are-you-putting-your-thoughts-kelford-labs-daily/
- Published: 2026-03-04T11:24:55.000Z
- Updated: 2026-03-04T11:24:55.000Z
- Description: Or are you trying to remember them?
- Author: Joel Kelly
- Tags: content, Daily Labs, feedback, practice, thinking, writing

I took a few days’ vacation this month, and I noticed something about this newsletter.

I *missed* it.

I missed it, not because I enjoy the typing process, but because I enjoy the thinking process.

**Really, I enjoy having a place *to put* my thoughts.**

When a random marketing thought popped into my head while I was on vacation, I found myself lightly inconvenienced by the idea that I wasn’t going to be writing about it right away.

I bet you have a lot of random, disconnected, but *interesting* thoughts about your work or your business every day. At least most days.

**But do you have a place to *put them*?**

Because what I’ve noticed is that if you don’t write something down, you keep thinking about it. And that’s a problem because you want to have *new* thoughts, new ideas, new approaches that fit the [current](https://kelfordinc.com/is-your-content-current-kelford-labs-weekly/) circumstances.

But if we keep having the [same thoughts](https://kelfordinc.com/is-your-new-content-old-kelford-labs-daily/), over and over, because we haven’t offloaded them to text, video, audio, or some other format, we’ll never graduate to the *next* great thought.

That’s why content marketing can be so powerful, so useful. Not just because it shows *other people* how we think, but it shows *us* how we think.

**Our marketing** [**works on *us* first**](https://kelfordinc.com/daily-lab-marketing-that-always-works/)**.**

But only if we write it down, document it, and publish it somewhere other people can see it and give us feedback.

That’s the loop we’re looking for:

- First, we have a thought
- Then, we document it
- Then, we polish and improve it
- Then, we publish it
- Then, we hear about it
- Then, we improve it
- And then, we have a new, more interesting or useful thought
- And so on, forever

**But it all starts with having a *place* to put our thoughts.**

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