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I second the sentiment expressed. I used to blog often and cross post on Medium and Twitter. At peak, every third post I wrote went viral. But then I stopped b
by shivekkhurana 10mo ago
I second the sentiment expressed. I used to blog often and cross post on Medium and Twitter.
At peak, every third post I wrote went viral. But then I stopped because I had no return from it.
I recently started writing on my blog again: https://shivekkhurana.com https://shivekkhurana.com
The main reason was to get back into the habit of writing, and by extension thinking. ChatGPT has weakened my thinking capacity.
- askmike 10mo ago> But then I stopped because I had no return from it. > The main reason was to get back into the habit of writing, and by extension thinking. ChatGPT has weakened my thinking capacity. I can definitely relate, and find this true as well. While a (monetary) return has never a big focus for me. It's still hard to keep going over time with motivations around self improvement, accountability, etc.
- rcarmo 10mo agoWhat kind of return were you expecting? Exposure? Ad revenue? VIsibility? Those are not good reasons to maintain a blog… not today anyway.
- shivekkhurana 10mo agoMy time was better spent building my startup. The return from the startup was experience, friendships, skill-development and money. I chose to trade my time for tangible returns.