I’m Still Searching For a Better Thing To Do Than Staring At My Stats
If you know, please tell me.
I think my Chrome’s screen-time is high because there’s an URL that goes by the name ‘medium.com/me/stats’.
In other words, I just can’t stop staring at my stats. I just can’t resist; it’s so tempting.
It’s great to plan your articles based on the data from your stats. But looking at it every now and then, I don’t think it’ll mean anything. It’ll become some sort of a drug for my egoist brain.
I’m still figuring out how how to combat this situation. If you’ve got any ideas then do share. I’m waiting.
On some thinking (maybe a couple minutes of thinking), here are some points I think can help me—
- Don’t keep a tab open with stats’ URL all the time. Have something more interesting than that at your disposal.
- Read and comment more on fellow writers’ work instead of checking out if your recent article got distributed.
- Try to lessen your overall screentime. Apart from being good for your eyes it can also help to fight this fetish. For that read more physical books.
- Try to act normal. The more you react, the more mind space it’d consume.
- Remember, “focus more on the input since the output isn’t in your control.”
*those points and text above contain “you” and “your,” nevertheless, I equally intended to put it as an advice for myself.
I hope I’ll be able to accomplish my ‘less-stats-page-staring’ goal and increase my productivity in the process.
Here’s one article you might want to read + it has a ‘99’ and two ‘49s’ and I’d love to see them as a 100 and 50 respectively. For more visit my profile: VRITANT.
Edit: Thank you so much! 🙏😌
Until next time, bye! 👏☺️❤️
