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CHOOSING THE RIGHT NICHE AS A CONTENT CREATOR:

1. There's absolutely something that makes you very unique. It's right in the inside of you and only you can ignite it.

2. So first thing first, connect with the inner you. That's the real you. There's a voice in your head crying for an expression.

3. Don't try to be like another person. Just be you.

4. Plan for the long term and don't settle for a "quickie".

5. Know your strength and avoid unrealistic goals.

6. Do research often and don't be a mediocre. Success doesn't settle for less.

7. Be diverse.

SO WHAT'S A NICHE?

a comfortable or suitable position in life or field. This can be likened to your "comfort zone" when it comes to creating contents.

Here you are within your capacity and you know exactly what to do, how to do it and when not to.

Occupying your niche allows you to focus your energy on your strengths.

Thus as a content creator you should choose an area that you are good at.

Don't do only comedies when you know you are very good in romantic stories.

A lot of young content creators dive into a particular niche because they think it's booming and everyone is doing it. Again understand your strength and know your limit.

One of my students once came to me and saying he wants to create a blog and name it after one of the then sitting governors in Nigeria.

I replied him with a smiling emoji ☺️ and then asked him one question. "What happens to the blog (domain name, traffic, etc) when he's eventually out of the office?"

His response was funny: "Ah I didn't think about that sir...". Again remember I said earlier that you should have a long term goal?

Yes as a content creator whether as a Skit maker, content writer or blogger, you must always try to see the end from the beginning.

A particular fashion can trend for some years and what happens when they are suddenly out of fashion, should the designer pack up and quit?

Of course you don't quit rather you use my seventh rule; Be diverse. Learn to have varieties.

My wife always say that she can make Okra soup with different methods. She will say "I can make this Okra soup in several ways and still give you a delicious soup".

Remember the saying "Variety is the spice of life?".

So the fact that you choose comedy doesn't mean you can't spice it with romance. Your audience can laugh and also get emotional too.

When I started blogging, I knew what I wanted and who my audience will be. Young people. Write and let them learn. While they learn I can spice it up too with some clean fun but make sure I'm still within my niche.

I will not wake up tomorrow and start writing about how to cure one ailment. This is not my niche, it's outside my comfortable zone as a content creator.

Same way I can not start writing about how to repair cars or planes.

Now you say but others do it. They just write on all topics. My reply to you will simply be "I don't mean copy and paste".

Being a content creator means that you actually created the content. You did research before you penned down your findings. You can back up what you are saying with facts.

Even professional bloggers who do gossip blogging still make sure that there are one or two elements of truths in their contents. Again I don't mean the copy and paste folks.

If you forget everything in this post, just remember to choose the area (niche) where your strength is dominant and be original.

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Shalom!

Prince Paul Omogie, CEO www.viraltrend.org

STILL IN LOVE WITH YOUR PAST?

The past can be very difficult to forget and I get it, but it can also ruin the present and darken the future.

One of the things I don't let people to do to me is dragging me back into the past, even if they are past records that have broken before.

I always want something new, something more challenging. Something better!

The world is so funny that people want to drag you back into your past failures and mistakes... I ask myself ''why though?''. Then I found out most aren't doing it to learn from your mistakes but to use it against you just when the time is ripe.

I agree we have made a lot of mistakes in the past, but letting the past go is a very good way to start to heal.

One time I told a pastor something and he was using it to preach like it happened to some alien and forgot I was there... Crowd cheering... Really, using another's predicament to score some points?

Beware of who you share your past failures with.

The energy should be put into the present to have a deserving future.

Just like in this picture of mine, blur the images (past) behind you. The attention should be on the larger and most important present object, ME, YOU.

Think on this words and live for the present and future.

Shalom!

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HOW POWERFUL ARE YOUR WORDS?

On an average they say women speak about 5000 words per day whereas men speak about 2000.

If on an average we can speak up to 5000/2000 words means that words make most part of our day.

If words make most part of our day, also mean that they make most part of our lives and therefore mean we should use them purposefully and not carelessly.

One funny thing is that once spoken they can't be taken back. Yes you can regret what you had said earlier but can never take them back. Even sorry won't wipe them away.

I learned this long time ago while in school and since then I weigh what I want to say before letting it out.

I agree that no one has a complete mastery of their tongue yet. Yes no one.

If you know you speak more like some of us do, then speak positive words only.

Yes speak words of encouragement to people and words of life to yourself and family.

Words have the ability to build or break.

I once heard a story of an old lady who was still under the negative influence of her father's bad words to her even after many years.

Her father had constantly told her that she can never amount to nothing. I mean constantly telling her she was good for nothing.

This young lady came back from school one day with first position in her class and out of joy showed the dad.

"Dad see I'm the best..." and the father looked at her and said "if you are the best in that class then everyone in your class is stupid...".

The little child was devastated and went into her shell.

At 80 this old lady still lived with those negative words and was able to cry it out and let go at 82.

This is not a fiction, this is a true story, someone's anguish caused by an unbridled tongue.

Mind what you say to people and yourself.

Have never called myself a failure. I mean never!

I can't even use the word "broke" on myself.

Don't call your kids or siblings stupid, dumb, foolish, etc.

Again remember that 70% of our days are made up of words and this is the reason we should use them wisely.

Words you say to people and to yourself can linger for 100 of years and more. Funny as this may sound, the words you say today can affect a generation to come either positively or otherwise.

Be wise, speak sweetness, speak love and if you can't speak less, then speak positive and encouragements as much as you can.

Open your mind and think on this.
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IS LOVE REALLY BLIND?

Have seen a lot of relationships crashed over the years and one will ask the question again: Is love really blind?

Recently a lady shared a very emotional story of how she dated a guy for 6 years and got dumped.

Apparently the mother of the guy introduced him to another lady and he got married to her.

My take was straight on. I responded that if relationships aren't defined from day one, they are bound to face those kind of challenges.

Plus listen to this. If you are in love with someone who has some "petty" habits to deal with and you don't confront them and say "oh let me give him or her time to change" then get ready for the worst.

You are dating a guy that always compare you look with a female he saw in the store, church, or even at work place and you feel it's ok?

Then you are to blame when things come crashing down.

Love isn't blind, it tolerates a lot. That said, do have a mind of your own.

Know when to confront things and then when to say this isn't working.

If he or she cheats while dating, he or she will probably continue when you are married.

A lot of people don't change, they only adjust. Only few that have made up their mind to deal with that habit.

Take going to the gym to lose weight for example. Be sincere, is it easy to continue?

Of course you know the answer. You swear and even insult yourself that you won't have that ice-cream ever again and that you will head straight to the gym the very next morning.

Well you didn't.

Chronic habits are just like that. Very hard to deal with. Have had to face myself squarely to deal with some habits and put them where they belong.

What I'm saying is, ladies and gentlemen know when and where to draw the line.

If he or she loves you they will adjust a little.

Yes if you love someone you should be able to throwaway some of those bad habits one at a time.

Again I ask, is love really blind. Does love not see all this wrongs?

Yes love does see it all but choose to ignore.

Therefore kindly choose what to ignore before you get ignored and heartbroken.

CEO www.viraltrend.org