There are many days when I say I won't post anything. Every once and a while we need a break for all of this. At that point we realize that this break for posting actually makes a good topic to post about.
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wow that's exactly it, I'm on a journey to try to make one post a day throughout the month of June and it's pretty tiring, I'll just write today, but on the weekend I think I'll take a break, it's Valentine's Day here at Brazil
Enjoy your break and come back refreshed and with a new point of view @ralexandria
It really happens that you wake up and you do not want to know anything about publications but we are so used that the brain insists that you do it and in one way or another it motivates you.
Yes @keterinhernadez. Once you get started you get inspired to write more and participate. It's kind of addictive that way.
When daily reward shows zero income for three days in a row. Thoughts go first to a possible account hack then two minutes of investigation bring back the memories of these days.
The big problem is when automatic votes are set up to vote your posts. Then there is even more pressure. You look back and freak out because those days were empty. That's what happens. That's why you have to go back and post about how great it was not posting for a day. Then that post gets rewarded also. Or just give up chasing after rewards completely. Find a niche and post about what is closest to you. That would be ideal but I still haven't found it yet.