Maybe a "March Madness" intense writing plan for March to improve my writing?

Here's a crazy idea that might go nowhere, or might make me miserable for the entirety of the month of march, but here it goes.

I've updated the list of formats I can write with and they're all quite good now and number 26. I'm thinking, it would be great if I could spend like ten minutes a day on each of those 26 topics, and if I work on the same tool for 10 days in a row in ten different contexts, I should probably have a working idea of how to leverage that tooling?

The idea is this, then. Every day I write ten posts a day. Short, 10-minute posts, each using a different style of writing, focusing on a different concept. And I do that for 30 days. That means 26x 10 = 260 + 30 which means I'd have about 300 posts a month. Sounds insane, out of the world bazonkas, I know, as that is way more than everything I've written in any of the years or months before this. And it would be so time consuming it would make me miserable and take hours and hours of my days.

But. If I planned it right, and set a strict time limit and game myself no longer than the deadline, then it might actually go somewhere? I would have to read up on each of the techniques and see what others have done and what the general consensus around using those techniques is, and that would surely give me a legup in my practice?

It's going to be madness, in March, it'll be March madness. After I finish and complete my current work.We'll see how that goes, but that's something I'm definitely putting on the table. I'll have to be prepared for it, but if I am, it could actually work?