I really love your opening quote. The other day I read somewhere because of the fast and short life-span of tech these days, it’s not even surprising for a young person this generation would end up with 10 different jobs by the time they’re 50 later—coming back to what you said a year can do feel extremely long. & ur dilemma on nicheing or not, I feel strongly on that as well. like currently Im also writing on life in relations to kpop but I’ve had this small voices in my head what if one day I have another interest and bye bye kpop? We writers would definitely want to constantly embrace, grow and write something new.
I'm glad you liked the article, Farihah! You're absolutely right; the changing tech space is one of the reasons I'm concerned about those niche-ing down with no backup plans. This field is changing so rapidly; it's insane!
Re: K-pop, I fully get you. One of the sections of my newsletters covers K-pop, too, and I wondered if I should even include that at the start. It's why I went broader (pop culture over just k-pop), but I think there's something really cool about what you're doing — writing about what you're currently passionate about. That takes a lot of investment, too, so even if you move on to other interests, this will always be a part of your life — your K-pop era!
Thank you for your comments about my newsletter design, and I'm so glad you're trying out FeedLetter too! It's a nifty little tool, and I'm glad I came across it too. :)
Hi Nia!
I really love your opening quote. The other day I read somewhere because of the fast and short life-span of tech these days, it’s not even surprising for a young person this generation would end up with 10 different jobs by the time they’re 50 later—coming back to what you said a year can do feel extremely long. & ur dilemma on nicheing or not, I feel strongly on that as well. like currently Im also writing on life in relations to kpop but I’ve had this small voices in my head what if one day I have another interest and bye bye kpop? We writers would definitely want to constantly embrace, grow and write something new.
Anyway, love how u design your posts & u inspired me to include the feedback session in my latest post—https://thefarinsights.substack.com/p/what-leaders-can-learn-from-stray
Looking forward to your posts more!
Farihah
I'm glad you liked the article, Farihah! You're absolutely right; the changing tech space is one of the reasons I'm concerned about those niche-ing down with no backup plans. This field is changing so rapidly; it's insane!
Re: K-pop, I fully get you. One of the sections of my newsletters covers K-pop, too, and I wondered if I should even include that at the start. It's why I went broader (pop culture over just k-pop), but I think there's something really cool about what you're doing — writing about what you're currently passionate about. That takes a lot of investment, too, so even if you move on to other interests, this will always be a part of your life — your K-pop era!
Thank you for your comments about my newsletter design, and I'm so glad you're trying out FeedLetter too! It's a nifty little tool, and I'm glad I came across it too. :)