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Sticking to a routine; does it matter? Hello everyone, how are you doing today? My Sunday has been kinda boring, there has been power outage over here since Saturday morning but luckily my power bank has been helping to keep my phone on. Sunday is almost over and tomorrow is Monday, which I am definitely not looking forward to. I will need to wake up before 5am and start getting ready for classes which will be held in another city. I have been finding it hard to be active here on readcash since this field practical training started last Monday. There have been a lot of distractions that have ended up disrupting my routine. I usually publish my articles every day at about 11:30pm in my local time (6:30am Philippines time) but recently I changed my routine and published an article at 6am. I noticed it affected my earnings and even engagements on the article.

**Image source** https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/man-smiling-with-clock-coffee-flat-style_5688474.htm#query=Routine&position=0&from_view=search I did the same the next day and published at 6am local time and it was even worse than the previous day, and that was when I vowed to never publish an article at that time of the morning πŸ˜‚ but a friend of mine didn't agree with my theory that sticking to a specific time of publishing articles affects how you earn. He said he usually publishes whenever he can and doesn't have a specific time for publishing just like me, and he still earns that way. But I believe it's better to be consistent and have a routine, apart from maximizing earning it's still a good way of remaining focused and dedicated. I am not saying you won't earn if you publish randomly, but what if you earn higher if you stick to a specific publishing time? I have noticed some users here usually publish at a specific time, and I would like to know their reasons for doing so. Who knows, I might just be wrong about my theory 😁. What do you think? @Jane @FarmGirl @Infinity Do you write your articles using readcash text editor or do you use an external editor?

Now for something that's a Lil bit unrelated to this topic, I saw something while reading @Daria **article** earlier today. She said something about losing the draft she saved on readcash and she was very devasted about it. So I would like to ask; do you all use the text editor on readcash to write your articles or do you write with an external editor? https://read.cash/@Daria/long-week-lost-draft-27f1b2d4 Right from when I started, I have always used an external text editor to write, and then I transfer it to the readcash editor when I am ready to publish. At first, I make use of WPS office app to write, but later I switched to ColorNote app and that's what I have been using till now. ColorNote has cloud storage and my notes are automatically saved, so I don't have to worry about losing my drafts 😁 the cloud storage comes in handy because I also use the app to save some of crypto wallet seed phrases. So even when I lose my phone, I can just log into the app using my email on another phone and I can retrieve all my saved notes (including the seed phrases). Another good feature about ColorNote is that you can lock notes that have sensitive information (like seed phrases and passwords). So even if someone else gets hold of your phone, they will need a password before they can access any of your locked notes. There is also a color classification system, which means you can arrange notes according to different colors.

For example, all my sensitive notes having seed phrases and passwords are classified with red color, while my drafted articles are classified under black. I also use the app to take notes in class and I classify them under the blue color. It's truly a great app and I will recommend it for anyone that wants to switch from using the text editor in readcash. You can write out your article on the app, and then copy and paste it into readcash editor when you're done. After some minor editing and adding pictures, then you can publish 😁 I wouldn't recommend using the editor on readcash to write out your article, there's always a risk of losing the whole thing if you forget to save it in draft. **Thanks for reading πŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’–** **Sunday February 27, 2022**

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