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I think that’s a problem that most will face, so until the first trickle of cash comes in it’s difficult to really make your blog fly. I think for many the growth is a steady analogue curve which becomes a logarithmic jump once all the bits come together. It sounds like you Yaro are at the base of a logarithmic jump (and I wish you well). I think most of us will emulate your journey and probably in the same timescale and I also suspect that you knew most of what you have just written before but you hadn’t reached your tipping point yet.
The word “routine” has a lot of negative connotations. But, as a remote engineer who works from home, a good routine is your best friend. Pay close attention to the times when you feel most productive and motivated, and do your best to schedule your non-work-related activities around those hours. For example, if you find yourself getting most of your work done in the mornings, dedicate that time to your work. Also, use short scheduled breaks to help stay fresh during long work hours.