How long can you go without creating contents?

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My website was down for 3 days and I didn't do anything while I was waiting to get it back online. But now I am back at it full force.
 
During the time that I still had my website, it unfortunately experienced a two-day downtime. This was a major problem for me, as I rely on my website to provide freelancing services. I immediately made contact with my web hosting provider to resolve the issue and get my website back up and running as soon as possible.
 
Henrywrites said:
How were the 3 days like? Were you worried? Did you feel like it was taking a longer time or you felt calm and relaxed about the whole thing?
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It sucked for sure, and I knew it would be back up, I just had to wait for 3 days.

It's up and running now, and I am super happy.
 
Baw$e said:
but I try to post daily. I want my site to grow, so it needs fresh content, and an active team to get bigger.
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That's for sure, I feel the same way. I need to be active on my website every day. Even if I don't feel like posting that day. Unfortunately for me, I don't have a team. But my website is still very new, and I am sure I will have a team someday.
 
I can go a few days to just over a week without creating any kind of graphics. I feel I can do this as I do not create graphics at this time for anything other than my projects and also to learn.

I usually always have an idea that I come up with for a project or even for advertising and promotion and I will always attempt my ideas myself before going to others.
 
uptrendfinancialsignal said:
For me, the longest stretch I've gone without creating content was just about 3 months. That was when I was actually dealing with burnout and I needed to recharge. Taking a break has really helped me refocus and come back with fresh ideas.
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Yeah, the three months definitely sound like a very healthy break. For me, I've gone up to 6 months without creating any content, but it was actually due to personal circumstances.
 
lens said:
Yeah, the three months definitely sound like a very healthy break. For me, I've gone up to 6 months without creating any content, but it was actually due to personal circumstances.
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What I do is set aside time for self-care and it has really helped me maintain creativity. Sometimes, stepping away from content creation can really lead to new experiences and inspiration.
 
Alicia said:
It's not easy to create contents. Sometimes you can taken some days off or even weeks. I don't design always not because I don't want but just that there's no strength in me to do that.
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Taking a few days off is a great idea, it helps you recharge and come back with fresh ideas. Creating content every day isn’t always necessary, sometimes, stepping back allows for better creativity. Every writer deserves a quality break to relax and refocus.
 
cpvr said:
Taking a few days off is a great idea, it helps you recharge and come back with fresh ideas. Creating content every day isn’t always necessary, sometimes, stepping back allows for better creativity. Every writer deserves a quality break to relax and refocus.
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Every writer deserves a break to rest and refill. It's never easy to create contents. Some are talented so well that the words flow every minute that they are about to write while some needs time to recharge back.
 
I write every day, I run and manage multiple websites and I have to create content on a daily basis. The last time when I was unable to write anything was when I had a dengue.
 
Alicia said:
Every writer deserves a break to rest and refill. It's never easy to create contents. Some are talented so well that the words flow every minute that they are about to write while some needs time to recharge back.
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I completely agree. Taking a break is important, but so is feeding your mind with new ideas. Reading books, especially ones that challenge your thinking can help spark fresh creativity and help with a recharge.



Some great books for this are Critical Thinking Unleashed by Christopher Hayes and How to Think Bigger by Martin Meadows. Reading in general has a way of opening up new perspectives and keeping the creative flow going.
 
cpvr said:
I completely agree. Taking a break is important, but so is feeding your mind with new ideas. Reading books, especially ones that challenge your thinking can help spark fresh creativity and help with a recharge.



Some great books for this are Critical Thinking Unleashed by Christopher Hayes and How to Think Bigger by Martin Meadows. Reading in general has a way of opening up new perspectives and keeping the creative flow going.
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I was an avid reader since a child and I will be sincere that they helped and shaped me to the person I am today. I was reading different types of books, didn't based on one genre, Critical Thinking was also one of the books I read.
 
uptrendfinancialsignal said:
For me, the longest stretch I've gone without creating content was just about 3 months. That was when I was actually dealing with burnout and I needed to recharge. Taking a break has really helped me refocus and come back with fresh ideas.
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Being away for 3 months may also mean that there is something that you were handling that made you to be out for that long. How were you able to recover and become better after such a long time?
 
I am always busy either creating content or reading books in my free time. I don't just enjoy staying away without being able to make some content for my business or social media pages.
 
Henrywrites said:
Being away for 3 months may also mean that there is something that you were handling that made you to be out for that long. How were you able to recover and become better after such a long time?
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Burnout is real and it can make you want to give it a break. It took me 3 months because I had to focus on certain offline projects and that is why I left content writing for that long.
 
uptrendfinancialsignal said:
Burnout is real and it can make you want to give it a break. It took me 3 months because I had to focus on certain offline projects and that is why I left content writing for that long.
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I can never play with burnout because it's really affecting if care isn't taken. I have taken my time away from social media more than 6 months because of burnout.
You did well by leaving off social media to get yourself fully.
 
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