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  “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.”  — Winston Churchill Photo by  ahmad gunnaivi  on  Unsplash Over the past two years, I have dedicated myself to writing daily articles on Medium, sharing them across various social media platforms like LinkedIn, Quora, Facebook, X, and Blogger. Despite my consistent efforts, I’ve encountered several challenges: Earnings on Medium : I’ve made up to $100, but due to my location in Pakistan, I haven’t been able to withdraw my earnings. Affiliate Marketing : I have included numerous product links in my articles, but despite receiving 300 clicks a day, especially during special occasions like Mother’s Day, I have not generated a single lead. Digistore24 Products : After learning about Digistore24, which offers attractive commissions ranging from 50% to 80%, I started promoting their SaaS products, fitness supplements, and pet eBooks. Unfortunately, I still haven’t seen any lead...

Curious about how to achieve success on both Medium and Blogger? Discover the strategies that led to my dual success in just 60 days and learn how you can replicate this winning formula for your own blog! Photo by  the blowup  on  Unsplash In the last 60 days, I wrote 140 articles on Medium, gained 1,450 followers, and received a lot of comments and good engagement. I’ve received hundreds of comments and multiple highlights on my articles. Is this good or bad? Should I celebrate or apologize for not achieving better results? I’m trying to be happy and share my success and good comments with my Medium colleagues. I also posted the same articles on my  Blogger website  and received good views. This is my second success in one go. Most of my traffic comes from Hong Kong, the USA, India, and Pakistan. This is amazing to me, and I am very happy to share that slow and steady wins the race. I’m not worried about getting a million followers in one month or earning four ...

  “The real mother of invention is need. Create a need in the world, and things will automatically come into existence.” — Louis Braille Story of Louis Braille In 1820, a young boy named Louis Braille was the victim of a tragic accident. Though his life was saved, he lost his eyesight and became blind. Louis had a deep passion for reading, spending hours with books every day before the accident. But with his newfound blindness, this beloved routine came to an abrupt halt. Related article: 1. The Invention of Braille 2. The Story of Louis Braille 3. The Story of Louis Braille: Inventor of the Braille Code Success vs. Giving Up Arnold Schwarzenegger: From Nobody to Champion — Try, Try Again! medium.com Welcome, New Followers! Thank You for Your Support: “Welcome, New Followers! Your support means the world to me. Thank you for joining this journey!” medium.com Your Hidden Power: Success is Simple! “It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.” medium.com Beginner Writer’s Boot C...