Stop Posting. Start Converting. Your 2026 Social Media Reset-Boston

Can we talk about the real reason consistency feels so hard?

It’s not laziness.It’s not lack of discipline.And it’s definitely not lack of ideas.

It’s lack of structure.

Most entrepreneurs are trying to “stay consistent” online while:• Mixing their personal life with their business — and confusing their audience

• Posting randomly without knowing what each post is supposed to do

• Creating content without a clear weekly plan

• Feeling pressure to show up daily with no real strategy

• Getting likes and comments… but not predictable income

• Second-guessing what to post every single week

So every time you sit down to post, you’re starting from zero.

That’s exhausting.

And when content feels heavy, inconsistency follows.When inconsistency follows, authority slows.When authority slows, revenue becomes unpredictable.

That’s the cycle.

In the Stop Posting. Start Converting. — Your 2026 Social Media Reset masterclass, I’m going to show you how to break it.

You’ll learn:

✔ Why most entrepreneurs burn out trying to “be everywhere”

✔ How to create a 3-post-per-week authority structure

✔ The exact separation between your Personal Brand and Business Brand

✔ How to design a content rhythm that works even if you have limited time

✔ How to turn that rhythm into consistent conversations and cashflow

You do NOT need:Daily postingEndless content ideasMultiple platformsOr more complicated tools

You need a simple authority system that compounds.

When structured correctly, 2–3 focused posts per week can build authority faster than daily noise.

If you want to build credibility quickly — without living online — this session will show you how.

Best,

Christine Ntim

Keynote Speaker | Featured in Forbes, Inc, Essence, TEDx, 90+ Media Outlets

CEO Global Startup Ecosystem | Founder Personal Brand Business School

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