What's the best subject to write about? Success, in whatever form matches the niche you are trying to hit.
For the longest time I tried to solve people's problems through an advice site. I thought I was doing a great job, but the site never hit all the spots I wanted it to. People never seemed to ask the right questions so I could lead them toward the really interesting answers. Soon enough I just realized that I should do the directing and wipe out the asking completely. So I started writing about the best way to live life.
One of the things I like to point out to people is how obsolete most jobs are. So I tend to focus on that quite a bit. The nice thing is that it is fun to talk about how the world is now, and all the opportunity out there. Most people do not know how to truly make a living online, but I've been doing it for a while now. Staying on topics like that is a great way to keep people interested, because most folks do not want to be stuck in a bad job. They are aggressively looking for options, so when I show up with some answers it is like a miracle has arrived.
There are lots of books that can give you all the information you need to write about success. Obviously there is the law of attraction, and all the experts that teach that. Also, there are books that focus on how to make your workdays condense into a few hours, rather than 8 to 16, which is what some folks work. That kind of information is like spun gold to the parts of the world that feel like they are slaves....because in a way they are.
Let's face it, everyone wants success, in some form or another. If you focus on that subject, regardless of the channel or niche you are hitting, you will always get some readers. There is simply too much new information on success building, and way too many sources of information to draw from that you can then pass along to your readers.
Small tip: for sources of information I suggest audiobooks. They are cheap, easy, and you can listen to them over and over again. Then once you have digested the information, you can start putting your own interpretation on it, and bam, you have some really great material for your readers. Remember that lots of people in the world have no idea how to produce really great success, so they tend to gobble up material like that.
For the longest time I tried to solve people's problems through an advice site. I thought I was doing a great job, but the site never hit all the spots I wanted it to. People never seemed to ask the right questions so I could lead them toward the really interesting answers. Soon enough I just realized that I should do the directing and wipe out the asking completely. So I started writing about the best way to live life.
One of the things I like to point out to people is how obsolete most jobs are. So I tend to focus on that quite a bit. The nice thing is that it is fun to talk about how the world is now, and all the opportunity out there. Most people do not know how to truly make a living online, but I've been doing it for a while now. Staying on topics like that is a great way to keep people interested, because most folks do not want to be stuck in a bad job. They are aggressively looking for options, so when I show up with some answers it is like a miracle has arrived.
There are lots of books that can give you all the information you need to write about success. Obviously there is the law of attraction, and all the experts that teach that. Also, there are books that focus on how to make your workdays condense into a few hours, rather than 8 to 16, which is what some folks work. That kind of information is like spun gold to the parts of the world that feel like they are slaves....because in a way they are.
Let's face it, everyone wants success, in some form or another. If you focus on that subject, regardless of the channel or niche you are hitting, you will always get some readers. There is simply too much new information on success building, and way too many sources of information to draw from that you can then pass along to your readers.
Small tip: for sources of information I suggest audiobooks. They are cheap, easy, and you can listen to them over and over again. Then once you have digested the information, you can start putting your own interpretation on it, and bam, you have some really great material for your readers. Remember that lots of people in the world have no idea how to produce really great success, so they tend to gobble up material like that.