Entering My Second Week at WA
I've already reached the end of my first week here. My parents are right. Times fly faster when you'd get older.
By now, I've completed Level 1 and had established my first website and domain. However, as I was trying to write an article, I found myself unnecessary stress. I was trying to write a review for a movie called Us. Problem was, I've never seen it. The only reason I chose it was because it was recent. It would increase my odd of gaining traffic since it was recent.
I shouldn't have doubted myself already, but I am. My learning difficulties always make everything three times harder. It sucked. The thought of quitting now was ridiculous, especially since I've just joined last week!
Don't worry, though! I'm not giving up just yet. There's a quote that will forever stick with me.
"Never Quit on Your Bad Day."
My chat with some of you had helped me think rationally. One suggested I should try health and fitness since she said I'm passionate about it. She's right. I care more about health and fitness than writing horror movie reviews. I'll give that a go soon.
Right now, I'll be giving myself a day off from this place. Need to clear my mind. For those who chatted with me, thank you for not giving up on me. Until then, have a great day! :)
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You are not alone. Alot of us have self doubt. I constantly beat myself up. You are right to take a break and then get back at it. You have got this.
You're not alone. Most of not all people feel like giving up at some point. Just take a deep breath. Step back from what you're working on and have a break. Take time over deciding on your niche and make sure it's something you're really interested in. Don't let your disabilities hold you back. You can do this! ☺
Thank you for your kind words! I will do my best to not let my disabilities to hold me back.
You are not alone. Many people here have thought about quitting a million times on the beginning. It is amazing how negative can seep in there for one reason or another. Keep going because you want to see what the end will be. Don't be too hard on yourself. Be Blessed.
Thank you for your kind words. I don't want to quit. I reached a point where I hit a wall. My disabilities won't make it easy for me, but I know I can do it.
And yes, I have to work on stop being hard on myself. It won't go away that easily, but I'll find a way. :)
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You are not alone. I would say most of us have times of doubt. Just remember it's not a race. Just go at your own pace and take your time deciding on a niche.
I will, thanks. I probably chose my niche too soon without thinking it through.