I’m an Average Person Writing on the Internet. You Can Be Too

I’m so average it hurts. I don’t possess any great skills. I wasn’t top of the class. I didn’t go to the no.1 university in the country. I didn’t even do that well at university. I’m not special by any stretch of the imagination. There is nothing remarkable about me. But over the last 3 years, somehow (it still amazes me too), I’ve managed to hit four sometimes even five figures a month on the internet. I’ve kept my day job. I’ve kept my evenings. I prioritise family time. And I don’t do work I don’t love. It’s not been a quick route to success but then again, I’m not sure I’d have liked that much. But I’ll tell you one thing I’ve learned along the way that has really allowed me to level up in life. <h1>The perception of greatness</h1> You know for a long time, the longest of times, I’ve always put entrepreneurs, writers and business folks on a pedestal. Like they were miles better than me. They must be smarter, more talented, just on all levels a better human than me to hit the heights they have. There must be something, a secret, something that they have that I don’t. For years, every time I read about or heard about an entrepreneur with a million-dollar valuation, a rags-to-riches story, or a business that took over the market, I’d sit and think, wow, they must be so talented. <a href="https://medium.com/practice-in-public/im-an-average-person-writing-on-the-internet-you-can-be-too-af4f1daa30a1">Visit Now</a>