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After 250+ Stories, I Realized You Don’t Need a Niche
After writing 250+ stories, I discovered that versatility, not a niche, is the key to storytelling success. Discover the power of exploring diverse genres and captivating audiences.
Introduction
In the huge world of storytelling, people very often say that finding a special corner, or a ‘niche,’ is the secret to success. “Just find your niche and always stick to it,” they advise. I believed in this idea for a long time. The internet is full of suggestions for writers to become experts in a particular area. But here’s a twist — after telling more than 250 stories, I stumbled upon something surprising: You don’t need a niche.
The Illusion of Niche Success:
Imagine standing at a crossroads, with signs pointing in different directions, each promising a quick way to success. For writers, one sign often says ‘Niche.’ It sounds tempting, right? The idea of having your own spot on the internet where you’re the go-to person for a specific topic.
So, I began with a journey, getting deep into a niche. It seemed like a good idea — if I could become an expert, success would surely follow. But guess what, what seemed an easy path, completely turned into a maze of limits.
The Problem with Niches:
