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RE: WHERE CONTENT CREATORS GET IT WRONG: CHASING REWARDS OVER QUALITY || A NEWBIE GUIDE

in Hive Learners2 years ago

I made a post, and I was so sure that this was it...like I took so much time and paid so much attention to detail and was pretty sure it was going to be one of my greatest posts...then I made the post and it actually got really low returns...I was angry and I was sad but frustrated most of all...but I didn't stop...then I made another post...this time I did it with a lot of emotion...I wasn't expecting much from it but I logged in that day to see my highest ever reward payout since I joined Hive...

One thing I've grown to understand is that you shouldn't expect too much ... always and always set the standard for your posts...what are you really known for as an author?...do you have a great sense of humor or are you really good at breaking things down...or are you good at making detailed posts?..find your niche and look for a community where you'll thrive and put in your all..make posts that anyone would enjoy reading or learn from and with time your consistency will pay off.

I'm tired of complaining and getting angry over another post earning more than mine even if I consider mine more valuable...what's valuable to you might not be so valuable to others...so keep adding your value till you finally get the attention of those that believe that you're actually adding value to them and they'll support you with everything they have..

Consistency is the key..don't give up!...I'm also telling my self this and I hope I keep reminding myself..

This was quite helpful @starstrings01 and a big eye opener...btw... coman cut small payouts gimme na 😂😂😂😂

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I made a post, and I was so sure that this was it...like I took so much time and paid so much attention to detail and was pretty sure it was going to be one of my greatest posts...then I made the post and it actually got really low returns...

Swears... I can relate so well to this scenario. I have written posts like this that I thought it would go so so so so so so so so well but yet, it did not go as I thought it would. It gets me annoyed but do you know what I try to do to reduce the pain? I try to reduce my expectation in my articles although it is quite hard to because of the energy I had placed on writing the article. I just do this so that I don't feel so much heartbroken because it hurts so bad.

One thing I've grown to understand is that you shouldn't expect too much

Exactly!

always and always set the standard for your posts...what are you really known for as an author?...do you have a great sense of humor or are you really good at breaking things down...or are you good at making detailed posts?..find your niche and look for a community where you'll thrive and put in your all..make posts that anyone would enjoy reading or learn from and with time your consistency will pay off.

These are very important questions that constitute one's growth on Hive. You have learnt a lot here brother!

Brother, you have said quite a lot and hit some points that need to be learned. This is a valuable contribution you have made here brother. Thank you!

I made a post, and I was so sure that this was it...like I took so much time and paid so much attention to detail and was pretty sure it was going to be one of my greatest posts...then I made the post and it actually got really low returns...

Swears... I can relate so well to this scenario. I have written posts like this that I thought it would go so so so so so so so so well but yet, it did not go as I thought it would. It gets me annoyed but do you know what I try to do to reduce the pain? I try to reduce my expectation in my articles although it is quite hard to because of the energy I had placed on writing the article. I just do this so that I don't feel so much heartbroken because it hurts so bad.

One thing I've grown to understand is that you shouldn't expect too much

Exactly!

always and always set the standard for your posts...what are you really known for as an author?...do you have a great sense of humor or are you really good at breaking things down...or are you good at making detailed posts?..find your niche and look for a community where you'll thrive and put in your all..make posts that anyone would enjoy reading or learn from and with time your consistency will pay off.

These are very important questions that constitute one's growth on Hive. You have learnt a lot here brother!

Brother, you have said quite a lot and hit some points that need to be learned. This is a valuable contribution you have made here brother. Thank you!

I made a post, and I was so sure that this was it...like I took so much time and paid so much attention to detail and was pretty sure it was going to be one of my greatest posts...then I made the post and it actually got really low returns...

Swears... I can relate so well to this scenario. I have written posts like this that I thought it would go so so so so so so so so well but yet, it did not go as I thought it would. It gets me annoyed but do you know what I try to do to reduce the pain? I try to reduce my expectation in my articles although it is quite hard to because of the energy I had placed on writing the article. I just do this so that I don't feel so much heartbroken because it hurts so bad.

One thing I've grown to understand is that you shouldn't expect too much

Exactly!

always and always set the standard for your posts...what are you really known for as an author?...do you have a great sense of humor or are you really good at breaking things down...or are you good at making detailed posts?..find your niche and look for a community where you'll thrive and put in your all..make posts that anyone would enjoy reading or learn from and with time your consistency will pay off.

These are very important questions that constitute one's growth on Hive. You have learnt a lot here brother!

Brother, you have said quite a lot and hit some points that need to be learned. This is a valuable contribution you have made here brother. Thank you!