Iam not going to post Daily on Medium.

Pick up any stream and you will find countless amateurs aspiring to sharpen their skill and showcase their craft to the World.

Definitely because they have something valuable to put on the table.

And I am one of them.

The good part is, I have something to share, and the sad part is how will my work stick out among the others.

Internet space is being flooded with information in almost all categories.

I really wonder, will there in some time be anyone left to receive this information?

It sounds funny but when I see almost every other person a youtuber, Instagram influencer or a blogger, I feel Google will no longer be searched for queries but just for SEO rankings.

It feels good that people are working their asses off to share the value they have and help people in their problems, but then it also overwhelms me when I see information spilling all around.

Problem is no more a Problem now, Finding the best solution among many is.

There are countless solutions to one problem.

And the point of concern for the solution seeker now, is to struggle to find the best solution among all.

And this is a serious deal.

Example: I want to know which portals can pay me for writing, I search Google.

And Google says, “I have a long list of searches, you are free to choose one” and 30 plus pages say the same thing.

Isn’t that mind boggling?

I want the best fish from the ocean, but I will have to catch and see them all.

That sounds ridiculous but it’s pain in the ass.

Now the weird part is that I am also one of these information providers.

I too want to be the best fish.

I too want my readers to stop by my content, read my content, take home value from my content and above all feel the best fish in hands.

But then there is something that bothers me.

I want to write; I want to give information that has the best value, but I really don’t want my readers to feel overwhelmed with my stuff.

Daily homework is not what kids love. A little play, a little gap gives them their personal space to absorb what they learned.

I want to provide; I don’t want to stuff.

I want to let my readers take time to honestly read and imbibe the value that my words carry before I have something new for them to read.

I might be able to deliver quality stuff daily but that is not what the goal is. The goal is to let one stuff show how helpful and valuable it was for the readers.

Not only read the stuff but implement it too.

Why don’t I want to post daily?

Even if I don’t post daily, even if I don’t post weekly, even if I don’t post fortnightly, the internet will not go short of it.

What it really is short of, is great information, the one that is there but then the best fish is hard to find.

I might run circles around others in my niche, but the notion is not to compete with them but to make the audience go home with the best stuff in hands.

My passion to write is enough to keep my pen gliding on each single day.

But my wit to understand that stuffing my words each single day on the internet might do well with my stats but not give me intrigued readers.

Optimum satisfies you, more makes you overlook it and less makes it unseen.

I want my readers to be satisfied, hence writing daily but not posting it with the same frequency is what looks comprehensively beneficial to me.

When I surf the internet as a reader, I feel burned out. Not that the stuff is bad but it’s so much out there for me to give my valuable time in just finding the best one.

I cannot ask others in this internet era to slow down just because it bothers me, but that does not undervalue my perspective to slow down.

I want to win hearts before my stats take over the game.

Looking for Readers, not the Followers

That number up above might go in thousands but what number is reading my stuff and what number is implementing on my stuff will decide how valuable my content is.

There will be many followers but who is going to be my true reader will decide how much my content is contributing to making mind shifts.

We cannot help people by giving out all we have, in one go, but by letting them take in one thing at a time will help them step up the ladder.

And if they step up, we escalate!

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