Feels strange reading my thoughts in your article :) But thank you for it! | by Luke Urban | Medium

If you think of some more interesting topics to write about, keep a track record of these topics on something like Google Keep or even just whatever note taking app you have. Then, try to write a few more articles, submit them for review, and then afterwards submit those articles to a variety of Medium publications (in my case, it was Flutter Community, Better Programming and The Startup). Having access to a variety of publications widens your audience significantly, and it’s important to have as broad an audience as you can manage.
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Sep 9, 2020
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Feels strange reading my thoughts in your article :) But thank you for it!
Personally, I use Trello to store the ideas but also to keep state od R&D for the articles. I have a question though. How did you submit your story to publications? Did they reached out to you or did you?
Since you wrote at the end "I can’t wait to see what you’ll make!" I feel comfortable to share my work ;) : https://medium.com/@luke.urban/doyouevenflutter-ep-2-api-enum-mapping-888d2e72902c
Started with 2 simple topics, but I have to start somewhere, right? ;)
Cheers
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Building tech startups in public🔨Trying to portray technology a little differently. Emphasis on trying…I publish tech/startup/programming videos on YouTube🔴
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