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Charles H. Roast

Oct 4, 2020

8 min read

Stories About Story Stats Seem to Be Successful So I am Sincerely Showing My Top Story Stats in This Story

So sorry. Success seems so significant so I thought, “Sure, show my stats.”

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I recently read several stories by writers who wanted to be up front and open about their earnings and statistics. It was eye-opening. Although I should know…

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