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You are almost right :) I'm 23. Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it. I agree with you. Prioritizing one single thing to get really good at has a lot of impact, but from what I think right now, I believe I will be happy prioritizing a couple of things and not doing too much or too little.

My takeaway from this post is more general and somewhat different. Everything dies, which is really fast in the case of software systems. The programming framework you have chosen, the note-taking software you use, and your friendships will go away someday. It's a sad reality, but it's the truth. So should we stop using things that will end anyway? No! Of course not. You just have to be aware of it and be able to do something when things or people go away.

Regarding the topic of this post, use social media, blogging platforms, your VPS, etc. Just keep in mind that things die, and you should be able to recover from them. I am not suggesting any particular way for the way you share your writings; do what works best for you. However, I suggest not going to the extreme and abandoning everything that ends. Think of how you can make use of these mortal platforms and have a backup plan for when they eventually die.