Personal Growth – Dr. Mazlan Abbas

New Book Release – The Favoriot Way: A Life Built on Curiosity and Courage

I never intended to write a book about my life. For the longest time, I believed my story was ordinary. A boy who loved robots. A student who worked hard. A man who moved from academia to corporate, from research labs to startup chaos. Nothing spectacular. Nothing worth documenting.

But as the years passed, people began asking me the same question.
“How did you do it?”

Not in a way that demanded formulas or secret tricks, but in a way that revealed genuine curiosity.

“How did you keep going?”
“How did you reinvent yourself so many times?”
“What kept you believing when others doubted you?”
“What pushed you to start Favoriot so late in life?”

I realised then that this story was not really about me. It was about the lessons hidden between the chapters. Lessons about resilience, curiosity, courage and purpose. Lessons shaped by struggles most people never saw. Lessons carved not by success, but by the quiet decisions to keep moving forward.

This book is not a list of achievements. It is not a formula for success. It is not a polished story told from a pedestal. It is a reflection of a life shaped by small sparks, broken radios, unexpected losses, second chances, relentless learning, surprising turns and a belief that Malaysia can build technology that matters.

I wrote this for the young engineer who doubts his potential.

For the student who feels invisible in a big system.
For the entrepreneur who fears starting too late.
For the dreamer who keeps ideas hidden because of what others might say.
For the person standing at the edge of a decision, whispering, Can I really do this?

If my journey teaches anything, let it be this:

You do not need the perfect moment to begin.
You do not need the loudest voice to make an impact.
You do not need to be young to chase a dream.
You just need the courage to take the first step and the purpose to keep going.

The chapters ahead are pieces of my life told honestly, sometimes painfully, sometimes joyfully, but always with the hope that they help someone see their own path more clearly.

Thank you for reading this.

Thank you for letting me share my story.

And thank you for believing, even in small ways, that our country can build a future filled with possibilities.

The journey continues.

I am grateful to walk part of it with you.

[Download the eBook for FREE – The Favoriot Way: A Life Built on Curiosity and Courage]

The Most Expensive, Yet Most Valuable Decision: When I Left Comfort to Create Meaning

“Are you sure you want to let go of all this?”

That question wasn’t just about salary, status, or position. It was actually a much deeper dilemma: Do I keep living in a system… or start building my own?

And my decision at the time—although it seemed like just a career move—was in fact a personal geopolitical shift. I didn’t leave because I was disappointed. I left because I saw a map no one else had drawn yet.

When the Comfort Zone Becomes a Cage

Many believe that the comfort zone is a reward after years of struggle. But few realize—stay too long, and it becomes a silent prison.

I was in a well-established organization, with a stable salary and a high-ranking position. But quietly, I became an actor in a script I didn’t write. The world was moving forward—IoT, AI, data economy—but we kept repeating old templates.

I saw young Malaysians becoming increasingly tech-savvy, yet there was no local platform to be their launchpad. We were still consumers, not creators. Still dependent on foreign digital infrastructure, without control or data sovereignty.

“If not us, then who?”

And that’s when the decision was born—not from courage, but from a sense of historical responsibility.

Leaving Power to Create Direction

I left my position. With no guarantees.

No office. No big team. No funding. Just an idea, conviction, and one burning resolve:

To build Favoriot as Malaysia’s true digital infrastructure.

Not just a platform. But a symbol. That we can be self-reliant. That innovation isn’t exclusive to Silicon Valley. That locals too can build world-class solutions.

But I knew the world doesn’t offer space just because of noble intentions.

The credibility I once had didn’t carry into the startup world. Emails that once received quick replies now fell silent. I was no longer a “Senior Director”—just an unproven founder.

But that’s the real cost of walking away from the old system—you lose short-term influence to build long-term strength.

Becoming an Architect in an Unbuilt World

Starting from zero is a spiritual exercise.

I had to become the thinker, the marketer, the engineer, the writer, the salesman—and sometimes… the coffee maker for guests who might not even become clients.

But in that process, I saw something I never did in the corporate world.

I saw how one IoT dashboard could change how a city council manages their city and provide information to their citizens.

How students using Favoriot got hired before graduation.

How universities started incorporating IoT into their syllabus not because the Ministry told them to—but because they saw the future.

And I began to understand—sometimes, real impact doesn’t come from applause. But from quiet change in the system.

This Decision Was Never Just About Me

Looking back, I realized this decision was never just personal.

It was about building an alternative.

In a world increasingly dependent on technology, those who control data, control the future.

If Malaysia continues to rely solely on foreign platforms, we will always be spectators in a drama written by others.

Favoriot is not the ultimate answer.

But it’s an attempt to carve a new lane.

So that Malaysia doesn’t remain on the sidelines.

So we have a choice. So we are not forever users—but creators.

What I Learned

We can’t wait for national change to trickle from above. Sometimes, true change begins when someone chooses to exit the system… and starts building a new one.

And yes, it hurts. It’s lonely. It’s full of failure.

But in that silence, I found my voice again.

And in those failures, I found strength I never knew I had.

The Question We Must Ask

Malaysia today is also standing at a similar crossroads.

Do we keep waiting for outside directives?

Or do we start writing our own script?

As I’ve learned from my own decision—what seems small, can ignite something far bigger.

The real question is:

Do we dare to leave our national comfort zone… to become a nation of builders?

Or will we remain a stepping stone in someone else’s grand agenda?

Because history won’t wait. And the future… belongs only to those bold enough to write it.

Everyone Wants the Spotlight. Few Are Willing to Wait for It

What’s Something Most People Don’t Understand?

Most people don’t understand how long it takes to build something meaningful.

Even after all these years, people still think things happen overnight.
They see the highlight reels. They see the LinkedIn success stories. They see the awards, the recognition, the partnerships. And they say— “Wow, you’re lucky.”

But they don’t see what happens behind the scenes.

When I co-founded FAVORIOT, I wasn’t stepping into a shiny, ready-made startup with capital pouring in and clients lining up at the door. No, it was the opposite. I entered a tiny room with big dreams, minimal funding, and zero guarantees.

I had to reset my ego.
After holding senior positions at MIMOS and CELCOM, I was now doing everything—research, customer support, marketing, writing blog posts, uploading YouTube videos, conducting training, chasing potential clients, and even troubleshooting hardware late at night. I was a CEO, but I was also the janitor.

That’s what most people don’t understand.

They think success is linear.
They think you just launch a product and are suddenly on a TED stage.
They don’t see the years of trial and error, the failed pitches, the near-burnouts, and the countless self-doubts.

I still remember attending an international Smart Cities conference years ago. Delegates were surprised when I told them we were a small team from Malaysia, building our own IoT platform. Some of them didn’t even believe it. They asked, “But how did you build it? Don’t you need a huge team? Venture capital?” I smiled and said, “No. We built it because we believed we could.”

Belief is underrated. And persistence—even more so.

People underestimate how long you must persist when nothing seems to work.

I wrote blog after blog when no one was reading.
I spoke at conferences when no one knew my name.
I kept talking about IoT and Smart Cities when the market didn’t understand IoT.

Even on Medium, when I started writing actively in 2023, I wasn’t writing for an audience. I was writing because I had something to say, something to teach, something to reflect on.

Some articles flopped. Others resonated deeply. But most people only see the few that succeeded—they don’t see the hundred others that didn’t.

They don’t understand the patience it takes to outlast the silence.

Let’s talk about time.
People think one or two years is enough time to build a company, an audience, or a movement.

But FAVORIOT has been around since 2017.
We didn’t become known overnight.
We had to win trust, prove our value, build case studies, make mistakes, recover from them, and try again. Again. And again.

It’s like planting a seed. You don’t dig it up every week to check if it’s growing. You water it, give it sunlight, and trust that one day it will break through the soil. But that trust? That takes faith. That’s the part most people struggle with.

“Why isn’t it growing yet?”
“Why is no one noticing me?”
“Maybe I’m not good enough.”

Believe me—I’ve had those thoughts, too.
I’ve looked at competitors with massive followings and felt small.
I doubted whether I was too old to do this startup thing.
I’ve wondered if people even cared about what I was trying to build.

But each time, I returned to the same answer:
Because I care.

I care about helping people learn about IoT.
I care about giving Malaysians a home-grown IoT platform.
I care about empowering universities, cities, and entrepreneurs with technology that works.

I realized that most people don’t need motivation. They need understanding.
Understanding that the journey will be extended.
It’s okay to feel invisible at first.
That mastery takes years.
Most “overnight successes” are 10 years in the making.

So here’s what I want you to remember:

You don’t need everyone to understand your journey.
You just need to understand it yourself.
And you need to commit to showing up, even when no one’s clapping.

Because one day, someone will ask you, “How did you do it?”
And you’ll smile, knowing they won’t really understand until they walk the same path.

But maybe, just maybe, they’ll listen a little closer.
And perhaps that will inspire them to start their own long, messy, beautiful journey.

And that’s enough.

Now, back to work. The journey continues.

The Story of Favoriot – Part 20: The Power of Belief in a Startup Journey

The Law of Attraction: How It Brought FAVORIOT to Life

Sitting in my quiet office one evening, I stared at the stack of notebooks on my desk. Each page held scribbles of ideas, lessons learned, and reflections on my journey. I leaned back in my chair and thought about how it all began.

How did a fleeting idea become FAVORIOT, a company now empowering businesses with IoT solutions?

I realized it wasn’t just my technical expertise or industry experience that made this happen—it was something more profound. It was belief. More specifically, it was the Law of Attraction at play.

Planting the Seed of Belief

Years ago, before FAVORIOT even existed, I questioned my purpose. I have worked in corporate environments, government agencies, and universities. Each role taught me valuable lessons, but something was missing—a sense of fulfilment. I wasn’t creating something of my own.

While reading about entrepreneurs who transformed their dreams into reality one evening, a question struck me.

“What if I could build something that truly impacts the world?”

The thought lingered in my mind. I started visualizing it.

I pictured a company that would simplify IoT for businesses, a platform to bring value to the community, and a name that resonated with our mission.

At that moment, FAVORIOT was born—not in reality, but in my mind.

From Visualization to Reality

The Law of Attraction isn’t magic—it requires action.

I knew that merely dreaming about FAVORIOT wouldn’t bring it to life. But I also knew that every action begins with a belief.

I started writing down ideas, sketching business models, listing potential collaborators, and outlining the challenges ahead.

“Can I do this?” I often asked myself, battling self-doubt.

Each time doubt crept in, I countered it with positivity.

“Yes, you can. You have the knowledge, the experience, and most importantly, the passion.”

I repeated these words to myself daily, like a mantra. The more I believed in FAVORIOT, the more the universe conspired to make it happen.

Attracting the Right People and Opportunities

As I laid the groundwork for FAVORIOT, I noticed something remarkable: Opportunities started presenting themselves.

I met people who resonated with my vision. Some became mentors, others collaborators. Doors that seemed closed before suddenly opened.

“Why do these connections feel so effortless?” I asked myself during one of our early meetings.

The answer was clear: My energy was aligning with my goals.

By focusing on what I wanted to achieve, I attracted individuals and circumstances that supported my mission. It wasn’t a coincidence; it was clarity. When your vision is sharp, and your belief unwavering, the right resources find their way to you.

Overcoming Challenges with Positivity

Building FAVORIOT wasn’t without its challenges.

There were days when nothing seemed to go right—delays in development, scepticism from potential partners, and financial hurdles.

On one particularly tough day, I sat staring at a rejection email at my desk.

“Maybe this isn’t meant to be,” I muttered, feeling uncertain.

But deep down, I knew I couldn’t give up.

I closed my eyes and revisited my vision.

I imagined FAVORIOT thriving, helping businesses, and making an impact. That mental image reignited my determination.

“This is just a small setback,” I told myself. “The universe is testing your resolve.”

True enough, solutions appeared. A new client came on board. A delayed project suddenly gained momentum. Each challenge reinforced my belief in the Law of Attraction.

It wasn’t about avoiding problems but maintaining a positive outlook to find solutions.

Celebrating Small Wins

One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is to celebrate every milestone, no matter how small.

The first time FAVORIOT onboarded a customer, I remember smiling to myself.

“This is just the beginning,” I said, feeling both excitement and gratitude.

Each achievement was proof that the vision I had nurtured was taking shape.

Gratitude played a huge role in this journey.

Every morning, I took a moment to thank God for my successes and challenges.

They shaped me, strengthened my resolve, and brought FAVORIOT closer to its purpose.

Manifesting the Future

Today, as I look at FAVORIOT, I see more than just a company.

I see a dream realized.

I know the power of belief, visualization, and action. The Law of Attraction isn’t just about thinking positively; it’s about aligning your thoughts, actions, and energy toward your goals. It’s about turning abstract ideas into tangible outcomes through focus and persistence.

“Where will FAVORIOT go from here?” I often ask myself.

The answer lies in the same principles that brought us this far.

I continue to visualize our growth, the impact we’ll create, and the lives we’ll touch. The journey is ongoing, and the Law of Attraction remains my guide.

A Testament to the Power of Belief

As I close my notebook for the day, I feel grateful.

FAVORIOT is more than a business—it’s a testament to the power of belief.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this:

“When you align your thoughts, actions, and energy, the universe listens. And when the universe hears, anything is possible.”

5 Lessons I Learned About Writing (The Hard Way)

When I started writing, I was like an overexcited kid given the keys to a candy store—brimming with enthusiasm but absolutely clueless about what I was doing. I devoured every piece of writing advice I could find, hoping to fast-track my journey to becoming a better writer.

Some tips helped, sure, but a lot of it? Pure noise.

Looking back, I realize I could’ve saved myself from much frustration if I had learned these lessons sooner. But that’s the beauty of growth—you stumble, fall, and eventually figure things out.

I discovered five hard-earned lessons through trial and error and a fair share of facepalms.

1. Write Often, But Fix Your Mistakes

When I first dipped my toes into the writing world, I kept hearing this mantra: “Just write as much as you can. Quantity over quality.” So, I did precisely that. I wrote. A lot. Blog posts, social media updates, random thoughts jotted in the middle of the night—you name it.

But here’s the catch: I wasn’t getting any better.

“Why isn’t this working? I’m writing so much, but nothing feels right.”

One day, curiosity (or maybe self-torture) made me reread my older pieces. I cringed. I mean, really cringed. My sentences felt awkward, and my ideas scattered like puzzle pieces from different boxes. That’s when the lightbulb flickered on. Writing isn’t just about pouring words onto a page; it’s about learning from those words.

Now, I treat writing like a conversation with my past self. I write, but I also pause, reread, and reflect. I ask, “What was I trying to say here? Could I say it better?” Mistakes? Oh, they’re inevitable. But fixing them? That’s where growth lives.

2. Read What Interests You, Not Just to Impress Others

There was a phase when I believed that I needed to read everything under the sun to be a great writer. Self-help books I didn’t care for? Check. Academic articles that felt like decoding alien scripts? Double-check.

But guess what? None of it stuck.

“Am I even absorbing any of this? Or just pretending to?”

I was reading to tick boxes, not to learn. I’d skim through articles, drop a “Great piece!” comment, and move on—thinking I was building connections. Spoiler alert: I wasn’t.

Eventually, I realized that meaningful reading comes from genuine curiosity. Now, I read what sparks my interest. Whether it’s a thought-provoking essay, an IoT case study, or even a quirky poem, I take my time. I underline sentences, jot down notes, and let the words marinate.

Reading this way doesn’t just fill my brain; it fuels my writing.

3. Comment Like You Mean It

Ah, the “comment-for-engagement” strategy. Been there, done that.

In the early days, I thought leaving many comments would make me visible. So, I plastered generic lines like, “Nice post!” or “Interesting thoughts!” across articles.

But here’s the thing—writers can smell insincerity from a mile away.

“Why isn’t anyone responding to my comments? Aren’t I engaging enough?”

One day, I received a heartfelt comment on one of my posts. It wasn’t long, but it was thoughtful. The reader shared how my words resonated with their experience. That comment? It stayed with me.

I realized genuine connections aren’t built on autopilot responses. Now, when I comment, I pause. “Did something in the article make me think differently? Did it remind me of a personal story?” I share that. Authenticity might not flood your notifications, but it builds lasting bridges.

4. Don’t Play the Follow-for-Follow Game

Ah, the seductive trap of the “follow-for-follow” game. In my eagerness to grow my audience, I followed anyone and everyone, thinking they’d return the favour. For a while, it worked. My follower count climbed, but my engagement? Crickets.

“Why do I have so many followers but no real interactions?”

I had an audience, but not a community.

One day, it hit me: “Why am I following people whose work doesn’t inspire me? Why am I chasing numbers instead of connections?”

So, I hit the reset button. I started following writers whose words I genuinely enjoyed and whose thoughts challenged me. The growth became slower, but it felt real. When someone follows me today, I know it’s because they value my voice, not because of an unspoken social contract.

5. Write When You Have Something to Say

“Write every day, no matter what.”

I took that advice to heart. Even on days when inspiration was as dry as the Sahara, I forced myself to write. The result? Words that felt forced, soulless, and frankly, forgettable.

“Why does my writing feel empty even though I’m consistent?”

Then I had an epiphany: Writing isn’t just about writing. It’s about sharing—sharing an idea, a lesson, or a story that matters—even if it’s just for you.

Now, I write when something stirs within me. It could be a fleeting thought, a conversation, or an article that sparked an idea. Writing from that place? It flows. It feels alive. And more often than not, it resonates with readers.

Final Thoughts

Writing isn’t a race. It’s a journey filled with detours, pit stops, and occasional breakdowns.

I’ve stumbled, cringed at my past mistakes, and learned lessons the hard way, but each misstep has shaped my growth.

If you’re starting your writing journey, here’s my two cents: Don’t chase perfection. “Chase authenticity.” Write, reflect, connect genuinely, and let your voice evolve.

After all, the most powerful stories aren’t the ones polished to perfection—they’re the ones that come from the heart.

The Story Behind Favoriot – Part 8: The Frustration of Unanswered Emails and Missed Opportunities

The Early Days: A Heart Full of Hope

I still remember waking up every morning during the early days of building FAVORIOT with an excitement that felt like an adrenaline rush. It wasn’t just the buzz of starting something new; it was the vision, the dream that IoT could change industries and improve lives.

The endless possibilities of the Internet of Things filled my mind, painting vivid pictures of smart cities, connected devices, and seamless automation. It felt like we were on the brink of something extraordinary.

Every meeting felt like a golden ticket, an opportunity to make a mark. I would walk into rooms filled with potential customers and partners, armed with passion and an unwavering belief in FAVORIOT’s mission. I put my heart into every presentation, explaining how IoT wasn’t just a trend but the future.

I could see the spark in their eyes—that moment when the idea clicked, and they nodded enthusiastically. I left those meetings feeling optimistic, convinced that a follow-up email would soon seal the deal.

The Deafening Silence

But days turned into weeks, and weeks into months. Once a symbol of hopeful anticipation, my inbox became a source of growing frustration. I refreshed my emails obsessively, waiting for responses that never came.

“Why can’t they just say no?” I often muttered, pacing the floor of my office.

It seemed simple—a clear rejection would be better than this soul-crushing silence. At least I could move on, refocus my efforts, and seek new opportunities. But the uncertainty? That was the worst. It felt like being stuck in limbo, caught between hope and resignation.

I wasn’t idle, though. I sent follow-up emails, made calls, and tried every approach I knew to reignite interest. But more often than not, my efforts were met with the same cold silence. It was like shouting into an empty room, hoping for an echo that never came.

The Sting of Missed Opportunities

The worst part wasn’t the silence. It was discovered that the same people who had shown so much enthusiasm for FAVORIOT had moved on and partnered with someone else.

“How could they?” I’d mutter, shaking my head in disbelief. “We had something here. Why didn’t they give us a chance?”

It wasn’t just a professional setback; it felt personal. I had invested time and effort and pieces of my dreams and aspirations into those meetings. Every missed opportunity felt like a small crack in my entrepreneurial spirit.

Questioning Everything

There were days when self-doubt crept in like an unwelcome guest. I questioned everything:

Was it me?
Was it the product?
Did I say something wrong?

These thoughts gnawed at my confidence, making me second-guess every decision. It was tough, really tough. I felt like drowning in a sea of “what ifs” and “if only.”

A Turning Point: Seeking Advice

Amidst the frustration, I sought advice from other entrepreneurs who had faced similar situations. One conversation stands out. I was speaking with a seasoned business owner who had dealt with the same issues.

“Mazlan,” he said, looking me straight in the eye, “this is part of the process. Not everyone will have the courtesy to say no directly. It’s not about you or your product. Sometimes, they’re just not ready, or they’ve found something that fits their immediate needs better.”

His words were both comforting and sobering. It was a relief to know I wasn’t alone in this experience, but it also reinforced a harsh reality: the business world doesn’t owe you an explanation.

Lessons Learned: The Value of Rejection

Looking back, those early frustrations were necessary lessons in disguise. Each rejection, each unanswered email, taught me valuable lessons:

Patience: Good things take time. Not every seed you plant will grow immediately.
Perseverance: The road to success is paved with obstacles. What matters is how you manage them.
Resilience: Don’t let rejection define you. Use it as motivation to improve and push forward.

Changing the Approach

Instead of waiting passively for responses, I became more proactive. During meetings, I started asking direct questions:

“What are your primary concerns?”
“How can we better meet your needs?”

This shift not only helped me gauge genuine interest but also provided valuable insights into potential customers’ minds.

I learned to read between the lines and to differentiate between polite nods and sincere enthusiasm.

Building Meaningful Relationships

With this new approach, I stopped chasing every opportunity and focused on building meaningful relationships with people who truly believed in our vision. These partnerships, though fewer, were far more impactful.

One particularly memorable project was with a city council on a smart city initiative. It was a long shot, but our persistence paid off. The project was a great success, serving as proof for many who had doubted us.

The Turning Point

That project was a turning point, not just for FAVORIOT but for me personally. It validated the sleepless nights, the endless follow-ups, and the resilience it took to get there.

It was a reminder that success isn’t always about winning every deal; sometimes, it’s about learning from the ones you lose.

Sharing the Lessons

Today, I often share these lessons with new entrepreneurs. I tell them:

“Don’t be afraid of rejection. Embrace it.”
“Don’t let silence discourage you. Use it as a time to reflect and improve.”
“Keep moving forward because the next opportunity is just around the corner.”

Gratitude for the Process

Reflecting on this experience, I realize that the early frustrations were not setbacks but stepping stones. They shaped me into the entrepreneur I am today. And for that, I am grateful.

The road ahead remains challenging, but with each step, I carry the lessons of the past. I approach new opportunities with careful optimism, knowing that even in silence, there’s growth.

This experience has made me stronger, more resilient, and more determined than ever to see FAVORIOT succeed.

In the end, every missed opportunity was just a lesson in disguise.

Utilising AI Assistance to Analyze My Medium Articles (Discover My Findings)

My AI Assistant analyzed 28 out of 318 articles

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There are about 28 articles that earned more than $1.00.

The highest is $21.85. Not as high as some of the prominent writers in Medium.

I know. I am still learning. I do see some improvement over the several months.

I have a feeling about what works and what doesn’t.

However, I decided to get the help of AI (ChatGPT) to analyze the top 28 articles that earned more than $1.00.

What AI Discover

It’s clear that specific themes resonate more with readers on Medium, especially those interested in writing, personal growth, and leveraging Medium’s platform effectively.

Here’s a breakdown of what seems to attract the most attention and financial reward:

Writing Improvement and Avoidance of Mistakes: The highest-earning article focuses on avoiding common mistakes to become a better writer in 2024, indicating a strong interest in personal development and skill enhancement in writing. Articles that provide clear, actionable advice on improving writing skills and avoiding pitfalls are highly valued.
Personal Experience and Success Stories on Medium: Articles detailing personal experiences, particularly success stories related to the Medium platform itself, like lessons learned before and after joining the Medium Partner Program or tripling earnings, draw considerable interest. These narratives offer insights into the platform’s potential for monetization and growth, appealing to writers seeking to maximize their Medium presence.
Persistence and Motivation: Articles encouraging writers to persist, even when facing challenges like a lack of readership, resonate well. This theme taps into the everyday writer’s fear of obscurity and offers motivation and strategies to overcome it, highlighting the emotional and psychological aspects of writing.
Strategic Insights and Growth Hacks: Content that shares specific strategies or ‘hacks’ for audience growth, increased earnings, and content optimization on Medium attracts readers looking to enhance their visibility and financial success on the platform. This includes leveraging AI, boosting article visibility, and understanding the Medium Partner Program (MPP) benefits.
Reflective and Analytical Pieces: Articles that reflect on personal journeys, growth, and lessons learned over time, including analyses of what worked (or didn’t) in past articles, offer valuable takeaways for readers aiming to navigate their path on Medium more effectively.
Innovative Use of Technology in Writing: Discussions around the use of AI in writing and balancing authenticity with efficiency suggest a burgeoning interest in how technology intersects with traditional writing practices. These articles cater to writers curious about integrating new tools while maintaining their unique voice and authenticity.
Specific Achievements and Milestones: Content highlighting particular achievements, like exponential audience growth or significant increases in views and earnings, performs well. They serve as aspirational benchmarks for other writers and often share insights into the strategies that facilitated these successes.

What resonates with readers

In summary, articles that combine personal growth, practical advice, and success stories within the Medium ecosystem resonate most with readers.

These pieces offer inspiration and tangible strategies for writers at various stages of their journey, from newcomers seeking to make their mark to seasoned authors looking to optimize their earnings and audience engagement on the platform.

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What I Learned

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From Visualization to Reality

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1. Write Often, But Fix Your Mistakes

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3. Comment Like You Mean It

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Changing the Approach

Building Meaningful Relationships

The Turning Point

Sharing the Lessons

Gratitude for the Process

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