Like corporate employees, creators can also get burnt out and stressed. New and aspiring writers often stop writing after six months: they don't see the gains from their efforts and choose to quit. But you're different, you rest and keep going. Here are a few ways to stay motivated:

Advance With Company 

We get it; you started writing to gain an income, not to spend money. But great writers invest in their craft. It's excellent to mingle amongst pairs, and it's even better to do so with an experienced writer that coaches you. The connection helps your mental state and the guidance helps you to achieve your goals more quickly.

Plan Your Finances

It can take up to five years to make it as a creator; until then your income is variable. Money is a top source of stress for 72% of people, so if possible, avoid depending on one platform for all your earnings.

Split your expenses between client work, website advertisements, affiliate marketing, and digital product sales. This saves you from stressing about new changes that can affect your primary income source. It also helps to have an emergency fund.

Create Quantity in the Beginning

What to do if you write on a very competitive topic? In your first six months, create lots of content fast as this builds your authority and aids your discoverability. Later you can produce less content and still gain income.

What if you write for a low-competition niche? You can create in-depth articles of over 1,000 words and publish slower. It's easier for your website to rank on search engines because you face less competition.

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