I run a blog with 200k clicks [1]. For me, so far it's been two things: 1. Working on yourself and actively trying to figure out why you're doing this. Inevita

I run a blog with 200k clicks [1]. For me, so far it's been two things: 1. Working on yourself and actively trying to figure out why you're doing this. Inevitable, you'll land a viral hit and it'll feel great. But once it's gone, you'll be left with the same old feeling. So to sustain, I think it's necessary to understand why you're creating. 2. It's practicing in the arena. As a perfectionist myself, I love to be prepared and I hate being assessed by others. But the more you hit publish, the more you're learning and growing. You'll understand what content you can pull off, what people like and what you prefer. References - 1: https://plausible.io/timdaub.github.io?period=all https://plausible.io/timdaub.github.io?period=all