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Influencers are so 2014. And microinfluencers are so last week. Now advertisers see value in people with as few as 1,000 followers: the nanoinfluencers.

In our frenetic age, audio narratives offer a rare opportunity for slow immersion. But this intimacy can become manipulative.

If you think about publishing an article, starting a blog or even just sharing a short rant on Medium, please consider what you’ll be putting your readers through.

Do you sometimes imagine a future where you will be rich and be able to afford all that you ever need? You may already be on your way to achieving that dream already. In this article we take a look at common signs that will help you know that you are going to be rich. These signs are very common among people who against all odds became rich from a humble beginning. So if you posses some of these signs, you may well be on your way to becoming rich.

Content creators are motivated by passion but when the issue of making money gets involved, it leads to their inevitable burnout.

In 2016, McKinsey analyzed over 800 professions in the US and discovered machines could automate 45 percent of the activities, while 60 percent could see 30 percent or more of their jobs automated. Such a grim forecast doesn’t add a positive light on the role AI will play in the future, even for writers.

Are you feeling like you need a kick in your life? Like an Instant Boost to your Self Confidence and behavior? if yes, then this post is for you only. And even if ‘No’ is your answer, then reading books doesn’t do any harm to you. Especially when we are talking about Best Motivational Books of all time. Reading fiction is cool, but when it comes to life-changing books we always tend to move towards motivational ones. Isn’t it true?

You want to know how to succeed at anything? — It’s simple. Start, keep going and don’t stop until you succeed. That is how to succeed at anything. Three steps. A beginning, a middle and an end. We don’t like to think about an ‘end.’ It seems too practical and measurable and perhaps even shallow. Thinking of ‘success’ as a ‘destination’ tends to conjure images of horrendous personal cost and regret at the lost family time — a life of failing to stop and smell roses.

Growing up, my dad bought me many books each month as a treat. One of those was a small book of office cartoons called ‘Dilbert.’ I don’t have the book any longer, but it stuck in my head. It’s simplicity and beautiful design was a work of art. Years later, through listening to a podcast, I got to know who the author was — a man named Scott Adams. He’s no ordinary guy and his recipe for success and for life have some really valuable insights. He doesn’t pretend to know it all, but he thrives on planting new ideas in peoples heads and questioning everything we’ve ever believed.