Yes, being an online creator is boring as hell
You’ve probably seen those so-called “influencers” travelling abroad, working from exotic beaches, sipping cocktails, and preaching about the dreamy digital nomad life.
Let me hit you with a reality check.
What they don’t often show is the constant hustle, the uncertainty, and the pressure to stay relevant.
Behind those perfect moments, there’s a lot of hard work that can make even the most passionate creators feel exhausted and doubt their path.
Even Zulie Rane wrote a post where she explained why she got tired of self-employment and decided to take a full-time job.
After reading it, I realized I am on the same train.
And today, I want to share with you a completely different but true approach to being a creator.
Let’s start.
I’ve completed 4 years as a writer, and I feel more pressurized now than when I started.
There’s always more to do. Always.
First I’ve to finish an article, and then publish it on Medium.