7 Habits That Catapulted My Writing Income From $0 to $8,000 a Month
Most of them are stupidly simple
I’m not a fan of writing content that only talks about cash.
But let’s face it: Making a full-time income writing just a few hours a day was one of my secret dreams.
It finally became a reality. But I had to pay for it: Bleeding several years in front of a keyboard, and breaking my back.
The reason? I had no clear path and simply followed garbage advice like “follow your passion.”
Here are the skills that I wished I had developed earlier to save hundreds of hours of my life sitting at a desk for 10 hours a day.
1. Mind reading
Most writers are selfish.
They start writing based on what they want to share with the world. That’s not how to build a business. Five years in e-commerce taught me this the hard way.
The first product I sold was based on what I wanted to sell, not what the market wanted to buy.
Huge mistake.
You first need to identify a problem and a demand. Only then can you start creating a product.
Think of your writing as your product.
