I Am Making Big Money By Selling Out On Medium

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bjective justification. This comment accused me of writing about trendy topics since I wrote a few posts on how to help other writers attract more readers on Medium.The first thing is lately, I have felt inspired to write about this issue. The reason for this is that when I joined Medium a year ago, I was lost. My stories were not getting that much attention, and my efforts appeared flat line. I followed a lot of advice here from a few other writers, which I felt was terrible advice. If I were writing articles on business or marketing or straight reporting, these tips could work, but that is not my style or niche.The following reason is that I don’t usually write about trending topics. If I did, I would write about politics, the war in Israel, and other things that affect our world. One day, I might touch on these topics, but it isn’t the

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primary focus.My writing subjects are primarily on being a single parent and my two teenage boys who have autism, articles on running, and on occasion, I might throw in a different subject that one might accuse of following the trend.I suppose some of my articles on writing on Medium or writing, in general, have helped my readers out. I think that is great and that they benefited from them on their writing journey.I have to remind myself in writing, there will always be those who are critical of the work that you do. It’s just like in business. You have a lot of good customers, but you always remember the bad ones.If some feel I am a sellout for helping my fellow writers, fine. I am sure my kids will enjoy the money I make from this article, and is that a bad thing? I don’t think so.</article></body>

I Am Making Big Money By Selling Out On Medium

That is right! You read correctly! I am selling out. By the way, things are going with my writing. I should be able to hit the billionaire list by February. By springtime, I will have a new mansion with a helicopter landing pad, a Lamborghini, and a yaught so big that it will be legendary. Oh yes, selling out and only writing about trendy topics never felt so good.

However, that is not reality!

A few days ago, while I was scrolling through the comments on my articles, I came across one that wasn’t the most positive. If anything, it was a bit critical without objective justification. This comment accused me of writing about trendy topics since I wrote a few posts on how to help other writers attract more readers on Medium.

The first thing is lately, I have felt inspired to write about this issue. The reason for this is that when I joined Medium a year ago, I was lost. My stories were not getting that much attention, and my efforts appeared flat line. I followed a lot of advice here from a few other writers, which I felt was terrible advice. If I were writing articles on business or marketing or straight reporting, these tips could work, but that is not my style or niche.

The following reason is that I don’t usually write about trending topics. If I did, I would write about politics, the war in Israel, and other things that affect our world. One day, I might touch on these topics, but it isn’t the primary focus.

My writing subjects are primarily on being a single parent and my two teenage boys who have autism, articles on running, and on occasion, I might throw in a different subject that one might accuse of following the trend.

I suppose some of my articles on writing on Medium or writing, in general, have helped my readers out. I think that is great and that they benefited from them on their writing journey.

I have to remind myself in writing, there will always be those who are critical of the work that you do. It’s just like in business. You have a lot of good customers, but you always remember the bad ones.

If some feel I am a sellout for helping my fellow writers, fine. I am sure my kids will enjoy the money I make from this article, and is that a bad thing? I don’t think so.