
I could use a break from feeling like I’m putting in a lot of work for very little gain.
It’s frustrating, quite frankly, to work on something day after day, year after year, and feel like you’re barely making any headway with it. In a world where things seem to change overnight and the internet is teeming with new ideas and everyone wants to be self-employed at their dream job, it’s beginning to feel impossible.
While I’m really good about getting a blog post up every day and being consistent about my writing goals, I’m also leaving space for those days when it feels more productive to go organize my kitchen.
At least then I can feel like I accomplished something.
I’m not saying I’m backing down, at least that is I’m not quitting. But it might be time for me to stop and enjoy more of the little things in life and let go of the dream (at least a little bit). Danielle and Lothar are particularly important to me, but do I need to make money off of them for them to be important?
Probably not.
No one is saying I can never write about them ever again, even if I never share it with anyone.
To any of my premium content people out there, thank you so much for your support. You’re the reason I keep going, and don’t worry, I’ll still get your stories to you. I wrote ahead on purpose in the event that I needed to take a writing hiatus at some point.
I just get tired is all, and it’s a hell of a lot of work, for very little gain.
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