Writing online is easy.
All you have to do is:
- Be valuable to your reader
- Solve an actual problem for them
- Share your honest thoughts and opinions
- Keep it simple to read and easy to understand
All you have to avoid is:
- Posts that has zero purpose
- Visual clutter that's hard to read
- Personal opinions that aren't really your.
- Weird use of words that's hard to understand
The easy way → the right way. The rules are simple.
P.S. What do you think a "good writing" should look like?
1. The 1st step to learning is admitting you're clueless.
2. Then find out what us it that you want to know.
3. Then you try everything you can to know it.
“What if nobody reads it?”
“What if nobody likes it?”
“What do I even write?”
Everyone who writes on X is scared. But...
"What if somebody reads it?"
"What if your dream client likes it?"
"What if what you write helps someone?"
Turn negative feelings into positive affirmations.
Happy writing, Xfams! 😊
The worst thing you can DO online is bring other people down just to look better.
Example...
Don't hear what you guru is telling you → Hook
Here is the 5 BEST way to write a hook → Rehook.
Instead... Just say...
Here is the 5 BEST way to write hooks → Hook.
(And it works 99.99999% of the time → Rehook.
The goal is to grow without any negativity. Positivity sells top, even more.
To all recruiters out there - the only thing that matters is if someone can get the job done.
Everything else doesn't matter, except what actually does.
❌ Native language
✅ Communication skill
❌ Certificates
✅ Work samples
❌ Locations
✅ Availability and stable internet
❌ Work hours
✅ Getting the job done on time.
Let's forget our prejudice and give people their deserved chances too, please.
The first product of Nokia was a toilet paper
Twitter used to be a podcasting platform
Samsung used to be a grocery store
Lamborghini used to be a tractor
LG. used to be a facial cream
Colgate used to sell soaps
IKEA used to be a pen.
The 1st version of your business won't be your best.
Just keep going. Keep learning. Keep growing.
P.S. What's your biggest “fail turned to win” in life?
It's supposed to be boring
It's supposed to be stressful
It's supposed to be confusing
It's supposed to bring criticism
It's supposed to take some time
If it isn't, you're not supposed to be doing it. Difficult roads are the ones that often leads to beautiful destinations.
Algorithm changes happen all the time, so relying on views alone is a waste of time. The best strategy is to keep creating great content and building real connections that no update can erase.
Speed is only useful if you know where you are going. Maybe if you get your direction right, you might not even need speed.
One hour in the direction saves days of wasted speed.