How Clapping and Commenting on Articles Boost Your Success

Engagement will get you far in life.

I am very generous with claps.

Whenever I enjoy reading an article that reeks of potential, I give 50 claps.

I give all or nothing.

When I am particularly engaged in an article, I also leave a comment because the writing makes me feel. This is huge. This is what writing is for — to evoke emotions.

You may wonder, how cheering somebody else will make you successful?

One word: engagement.

When you become the participant of life, instead of a silent observer, you reap its benefits.

You don’t stand by. You take part in the process of creation.

The same with this platform. The more you connect with people through comments and claps, the more you stand out. Next, more people read your content and communicate with you through the creative process.

The more you engage, the more confident you feel.

How you feel, you create.

Your physical brain and body is a machine that you operate. Learn to navigate it so that it serves your success.

Your thoughts influence your feelings. Your feelings determine how you react to life.

If you want to become a successful writer, start thinking and acting like one.

Stop waiting for circumstances to prove your success. You make the success happen through how you react to your present environment and are relentless about it.

Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become.

— James Clear, author of Atomic Habits

See yourself in a new role.

When you think like a successful person, you are not threatened by the success of others.

You root for people.

You celebrate their success.

You encourage them to write more.

When you feel abundant, you share the riches with others.

What you give, always comes back when it is genuine.

When you feel happy and content with your life, you reciprocate it through lifting others, not through envy or spite. Only unhappy people bring others down.

But since you are already a successful writer, you support the writing of others. There is no complicated science behind it.

You react to what you feel and think is true.

The success of others is also a confirmation of your greatness.

Writing always serves as a source of inspiration, not a condemnation or jealousy.

You can be a critic of life, but ultimately the life that you poison is yours alone.

Choose to be the supporter instead of a nitpicker.

If you have time to criticize, you also have the opportunity to look for the good in this world.

Success comes with a responsibility. The responsibility to appreciate the success of others and cheer them along the way.

Petty people find it difficult to exercise. But pettiness doesn’t deserve success.

Success is power.

You create your life with the level you engage in it. Instead of taking the back seat, own up to your responsibility and lift others through your participation in life.

Send good words through comments.

Celebrate through clapping.

People thrive on kindness. Do your part.

Thank you for being here, — Kate