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I Wrote 74 Articles on Medium: Here's What Actually Changed (And What Didn’t)
Article When I started writing on Medium, I had a simple assumption: Write consistently → get views → earn money. It sounded logical. Almost mechanical.
By abualyaanart5 days ago in Writers
The Fire I Built After The Fireworks
I recognized him immediately, because I used to be the one looking at the sky instead of building a fire. Back then, I knew every kind of brightness except the one that lasts. I knew how to chase color, noise, applause, the sudden rush of being wanted somewhere, by someone, for something. I mastered the art of mistaking motion for life – of letting flashes of joy convince me that I was warm, charismatic, even while I was freezing underneath them.
By Gabriella Reti7 days ago in Writers
157 Articles Later, I Realized I Was Chasing the Wrong Thing
I didn’t start writing because I loved writing. I started because I thought it could make money. That’s the part most people don’t say out loud.
By abualyaanart7 days ago in Writers
I Published 157 Articles on Medium.
There’s something specific about crossing 100+ articles on Medium. At 10 articles, you’re experimenting. At 50, you’re still inconsistent.
By abualyaanart7 days ago in Writers
I Wrote 157+ Articles on Medium
When people talk about making money on Medium, the conversation usually swings between two extremes: “You can’t earn anything anymore.”
By abualyaanart7 days ago in Writers
Top 7 Causes of Slow and Delayed Case Resolution in Complex Litigation
When a lawsuit drags on for months or years, the financial and emotional toll on injury victims can be devastating. Medical bills accumulate. Lost wages compound. And the insurance company on the other side knows exactly how long you can hold on before pressure forces you to accept less than you deserve.
By Backlinks Cart8 days ago in Writers
Photos Allegedly Showing Kristi Noem’s Husband Spark Debate, Privacy Concerns, and Political Fallout
In an era where personal lives are increasingly intertwined with public scrutiny, a new controversy involving Kristi Noem has ignited widespread debate across media, politics, and social platforms. Reports and images circulating online allegedly depict her husband, Bryon Noem, wearing exaggerated prosthetic features as part of what has been described as a private online persona.
By ORM_Specialist9 days ago in Writers
Vocal is Ruining its Website with Overly Aggressive AI Screening Procedures
This is more or less an open letter to the folks who run and operate Vocal. For the last five years I have been an active member on the site. I had heard about it through some people and found it interesting. The website was an opportunity to have some creative freedom; an outlet about pretty much whatever came to mind that I wanted to write about. So, I made an account in August of 2021, and began my journey of just writing. Creative writing. Something I have not done in years. And it has been a blast the entire way through.
By Jirasu9 days ago in Writers
The Road to 500 Stories on Vocal
Since the Spring of 2018, I've written over 400 stories and had six Top Stories on Vocal as of February 2026. Now, I'm focused on achieving another milestone: 500 stories written. Now you're wondering how I could I possibly come up with topics to write about. It's based on personal experiences and events that are happening in the world. The question is will this feat be achievable by year's end? It's a longshot, but not impossible either. I write everything from sports to video games. One of my goals as a writer on Vocal is to encourage everyone to take something away from any story I write. In early 2018, I was at my lowest point in my life. I was going through mental health issues, including a couple of suicide attempts. One day, I went to my local library and was on a computer. I wanted something that'll lift my spirits up a bit. All of a sudden, I discovered something online where I could freely express myself. That site was called Vocal. When I wrote my first story on there, I was automatically hooked. I kept writing more and the rest, as they say, was history.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 9 days ago in Writers
How Celebrities Really Build Wealth: Lessons Anyone Can Apply to Their Own Net Worth
It’s easy to assume that celebrities are wealthy simply because they earn large amounts of money. While high income certainly plays a role, it’s not the full picture. Many people—both famous and not—earn impressive incomes and still struggle financially. Others, with far more modest earnings, steadily build long-term wealth.
By Abbasi Publisher9 days ago in Writers
Why Do We Remember Old Memories More?
Introduction Have you ever noticed how certain moments from your past feel more vivid than events that happened just yesterday? A childhood smell, an old song, or a familiar place can suddenly bring back a flood of memories. This common human experience raises an interesting question: why do we tend to remember older memories more strongly than recent ones?
By Sk10 days ago in Writers
What Makes a Wedding Video Truly Unforgettable
From my experience, a wedding video is not just about capturing moments—it’s about preserving emotions, energy, and memories that photos alone can’t fully express. Years later, when couples revisit their wedding film, they’re not just watching an event—they’re reliving one of the most meaningful days of their lives.
By jimmie Lotte10 days ago in Writers