What Makes My Articles Unique? Part 2: Not Striving to be a Techfluencer

Being a Techfluencer simply does not suit me.

Firstly, allow me to clarify the title. It might sound a bit arrogant, but that’s not the intention. Every writer’s blog is unique it his/her own way unless plagiarised. I’m simply highlighting my unique aspects, that’s all.

Part 1: Originally for my daughter and myself.
Part 2: Not striving to be a Techfluencer.
Part 3: Not to Earn a Living from Writing ($$$) (TBA)
Part 4: From rare combinations of Experience, Hands-on Experience (TBA)
Part 5: Direct and unafraid to say what others won’t, and most of my predictions are later proven correct (TBA)

Here are three common wishful reasons why a software professional might blog seriously:

• Become a techfluencer, then promote commercial products or sell Ads
• Hope to build up a good profile for finding a better job
• Earn some passive income from the writing platform
• Hope to promote his/her training and consulting

The later two apply to me in a small way (detailed in later articles). In this article, I will explain the first two.