The Routine That Helped Me Write 30 Articles A Month (With A Day Job)

Having a full-time job is tough, isn’t it? You run from one meeting to another (or shift from one Zoom screen to the next). There are frantic calls in crises. Some urgent office event comes up. Meanwhile, your manager allocates task after task to your team. Where’s the time to do your actual job? On top of that, if I talk about writing daily, I understand if you open this article with skepticism. There’s a routine that helped me write 30 articles a month, and no, it didn’t happen naturally. I had to make conscious efforts every day to build a habit of writing. Before I dive deeper into the tricks I formulated, here’s an interesting insight. When I wrote 90 Medium articles in 90 days from June-Aug 2020, this is what happened: <ul> <li>I gained 100+ new followers every day</li> <li>My monthly revenue crossed $500/month</li> <li>I received multiple comments and thoughtful feedback from readers across the globe</li> </ul> In hindsight, the writing sprint of 3 months became the launchpad to kick-start my writing career. Today, I’m a full-time writer with 160k+ followers and multiple income streams. All of this happened because I wrote an article every day for 90 days. Are you ready for a similar transformation in your life? Here are 5 fail-proof tricks that helped me get into the practice of writing every day: <h1>1. Have an idea book</h1> Do you know the main reason most people can’t write daily? Because when they finally take time out from their busy schedule, they spend it all on ideation and not on actual writing. <a href="https://medium.com/swlh/the-routine-that-helped-me-write-30-articles-a-month-with-a-day-job-673f645a79bc">Read More</a>