Ask Sarah Taylor

 Well, isn't this exciting, this is my first topical Thursday, where I write about a topic, and you all battle out your opinions in the comments.  let's get started!  How many of you are morning people? I definitely am not, but I force myself to get out of bed every morning at 5AM, some of the time, I do not have the drive to drag myself up.  so... is it worth it?  NeuroTracker states that rising at the crack of dawn has several benefits, namely, a better mood, and better diet plans. It also jokes that the goal is to have lunch when the rest of the world eats breakfast.  does that mean dinner is at 2 PM?  I have noticed that when I jump out of bed at the sound of the alarm, there is a completely different feel to my day, there is this drive, to want to get things done, it is like a natural version of Adderall.  There are always two sides to each story though, so let's explore the cons.  When I wake up at 5AM, I am only getting 7 hours of sleep, which has impacted muy life i

 It can be draining when you are creating content for a nonexistent audience. I have been there, and I am feeling that as I am beginning this blog. I was there once with TikTok myself and was able to grow my follower count to 31 thousand people within two months, and today I am here to help YOU do the same.  My first piece of advice is to post consistently, I know you have heard it over and over again, but it is true. I was afraid to post on the app in the beginning, but after posting two videos, my second one blew up, and I gained 600 thousand views, I could have never gotten that if I did not post. You never know what content will go viral, so post whatever you think people will enjoy, and you like creating.  switch to a pro account. Switching to a pro account will help you to track your engagement levels, and see what kind of content your followers enjoy watching. I sing a lot on my page, and my followers seem to enjoy listening to popular songs, as well as calm music they can also