How I Write Online (Without Obsessing Over Growth)
The irony? Once applied, you’ll grow.
We all always want more.
No wonder because you need to have more than others to be someone. More claps, more comments, and more money. But while we chase growth, we often waste our lives and miss the fun.
But we can do better.
It’s time to stop wasting your life chasing growth.
Try this instead.
Ask yourself this question
What am I in for?
Are you only in for the money? Or the fame?
Then do yourself a favor: quit.
Writing for the money and fame is like only having sex to make babies. Babies are a (sometimes) pleasant byproduct of sex.
But they shouldn’t be its only goal.
The same goes for writing. Fame and money can be cool, but they shouldn’t be why you’re writing.
Instead, let’s focus more on something worth writing for:
- having fun
- getting smarter
- building discipline
- gaining confidence
- embracing honesty
- learning more about yourself
Writing has the power to change your life for the better.
But only if you pursue writing for higher purposes.
Make writing fun
Nobody has fun with a gun aimed at his head.
Take off the pressure. It’s great others have success on here.
But this doesn’t mean you’re a loser if you don’t.
Because the main reason you should be writing for is fun. If you don’t enjoy writing, you’ll never make it big. It’s that simple.
You can use all the hacks, but writing is a waste of time without fun.
Obsessing over growth can kill your fun. Which eventually will kill your growth. Don’t let it come this far.
Focus on the fun, and the growth will follow.
Stop comparing yourself
You won’t get anywhere comparing yourself.
It’s easy to get lost when you compare yourself to others. I’ve been there, too.
When I was exercising in the gym, I was constantly comparing myself to others. I hated it, but I couldn’t help myself. I felt miserable seeing how they looked and that they were doing better.
I stopped going to the gym and started working out outside.
The fitness content I consumed was only for education, not entertainment or comparison anymore. I understood what I had to do to get the results I wanted.
Now, I feel better than ever. I still don’t train in the gym, but people come to me asking me for advice. Why?
Because I made exercising fun again.
Stop comparing; start improving.
Writing can be a true game-changer if you:
- know what you’re in for
- make it fun
- stop comparing yourself
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