What Demotivates You Most From Blogging?

I am connected with friends who never blog.

I have been connected with many humans on LinkedIn who never wrote any long-form articles. Sometimes, they re-share others' articles and short posts with a short text phrase.

Now, LinkedIn and Odysee have a "Repost" feature. It gives the freedom of re-sharing the post. All engagements go to the original post. This is a very nice feature. It is very similar to Twitter's "Retweet" and NoiseCash' "Renoise" feature.

I noticed some accounts on ReadCash that support other bloggers, but they never post any articles under their usernames. Maybe, those accounts have been created for the purpose of supporting others!

I have many motivators for blogging.

Most of the time, our life is full of multiple micro problems here and there. We are often busy and sometimes enjoy, working to solve those life issues.

• On the way to working on several life problems, we are so engrossed that we can't remember the art of our blogging journey. I face these quite often.

• Sometimes, we remember and write about some of the worth mentioning life issues in short blogs. I do it whenever I get an opportunity.

These are the motivating feelings for writing. But, I have experienced the opposite quite often. Demotivating factors arrive more frequently than motivating ones.

I have some demotivating factors for blogging here!

The most common demotivators here, for publishing short blog articles here, may be accounted for the following reasons, or something similar.

• I may get angry or laugh out loud (LoL) when I see a very low-engaging article getting a huge algorithmic upvote! For example, the article got 7 odd views, no comments, no upvotes from any human user accounts, and a decent $9.73 upvote from the platform's reward pool!

• I often get frustrated if my super engaging article gets no or a token upvote from the algorithm! For example, say an article gets 100+ views, 22 comments (comments + replies), and a NIL upvote from the algorithmic funds!

• My mind gets dumb folded when I see a very ambiguous article (to my humble understanding and knowledge) gets a HUGE view (say 375+), a large number of comments (say 50+), and a decent algorithmic upvote (say $11+).

• I am also surprised to see a top-earning blogger here getting tiny views, comments, and a small algorithmic upvote on one of his/her best articles.

My demotivation stems from mostly algorithmic upvotes and user engagement.

• I admit that I am not a seasoned blogger, so I can't ignore the engagement.

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What are yours, if you have any demotivators for blogging?

I am curious, what are the demotivating factors for blogging here?

May it be possible that some of the demotivating factors contribute positively in the long run to writing more engaging blog articles?

• If you don't like to discuss the negative viewpoints, you may try finding the motivating factors. I would understand that the absence of those positive points would be your demotivator for blogging.

Finding the demotivators may help us to get ways to get rid of the problems, and get motivated for more writing in the future.

Postscript

• Don't worry, and admit the truth.

• Expressing your mind will give you a good feeling.

• A good feeling will help you do more in life and other things.

And, of course, blogging is one activity, I am writing about!

• Utilize the demotivating points as knowledge and improve your blogging.

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Oct 11, 2022