How to Stand Out in Quora

Here's what I learned in Quora lately, and I would like to present it in less than 10 sentences. 

Quora is asking for an animal.

Lots of people provide their own version of the animal.

Same animal.

Different Colors.

Yet it's how you package that animal that matters.

It's the packaging that determines how many views or upvotes it gets.

The more convoluted the animal looks, the more it disappears in the sea of answers.

The more simple and easy the animal looks, the more it stands a change to rise above the sea of answers.

Same animal, different packaging.

I think I should create another blog

The world wide web is full of dichotomous opinions.

"You should blog daily" vs. "You shouldn't blog daily"

"You should host it on this site" vs "you shouldn't host it on this site"

For the past few days, I've been toying with the idea of creating a blog at Quora or Medium.

Why?

Because there's traffic there. 

And what will I do with this blogspot blog?

What will I write about when I migrate there?

I don't know. I'm still looking for it!

Following Austin Kleon's advice, I'm creating my flow to identify my stock.

I show up everyday to determine patterns I've never seen before. Truth is, there are a lot of things I never know about myself.

That is why I give myself a chance to write everday, even if I believe that no one is reading the ramblings of a 24 year old woman in this blog.

That is why I show up.

That is why I try the two sides of a dichotomous opinion: to see if it works