The Mistake I Have Always Made After Receiving More Than 100 Views a Day

Summary

A writer reflects on the mistake of pausing their writing after receiving over 100 views a day and emphasizes the importance of consistent writing to maintain and increase readership.

Abstract

The author of the article shares a personal insight into a common pitfall among novice writers: the tendency to become complacent after achieving a modest level of success, such as receiving more than 100 views a day. Historically, the author would celebrate this milestone by taking a break from writing for several days, which inadvertently stunted their growth and engagement with their audience. Recognizing this pattern as a significant error, the author has committed to writing more frequently, which has already shown positive results in sustained viewership. The article also serves as a call to action for readers to support the author by joining Medium's membership program, which is presented as an affordable way to access a wide range of content while directly supporting writers.

Opinions

The author believes that taking a break from writing after initial success is a detrimental mistake.
Consistent writing is crucial for maintaining and growing one's audience.
The author expresses regret for past inactions but is optimistic about the impact of their current approach.
The author endorses Medium's membership as a valuable and economical way for readers to support writers and access diverse content.

But this time it’s not gonna happen again

Almost every writer is searching to get some views, but beginner writers are craving for it. And this state of craving leads them to make so many mistakes that they don’t even realize.

I have also made so many mistakes that gave me numerous harmful effects. I have always been making mistakes, but I don’t worry about that. Because I know when you make mistakes, you learn from them.

So, as a beginner writer, my craving for views led me to a mistake that I didn’t realize then, but now I regret it.

I used to stop writing after getting more than 100 views a day. I used to be so happy that I thought it would go on like this without thinking about writing more. I used to leave writing for two to three days after getting more than 100 views.

This was one of the biggest and stupid mistakes I have ever made. I never make such mistakes, but I don’t know why I did that. But now, I am so happy to see myself writing more frequently after getting almost 150 views. And as a result, I got 120 views, the second day.

I will be updating you about my views after writing more stories and publishing more frequently.

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The Mistake I Have Always Made After Receiving More Than 100 Views a Day

But this time it’s not gonna happen again

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