LiteracyBase has indeed outlets to earn. They must be tapped.

I am new here so thanks a lot for this helpful information. I have one question though, you can only upload 2 blogs per day?

It sure takes a lot of time and effort to earn.
I have lesser motivation to write this month. If I continue in this manner, I do not think I can reach payout this month.

Good job for inspiring everyone here to write our own story to tell by putting our hearts with what we’ve written.

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On days when I cannot think of topics to make for 300 minimum words, I just also comment. And you are right, if you get to answer a lot here , we can actually earn also.

Actually, I am a good cook and can also share my recipes here, though I am not sure if they are allowed and being paid.

As I have seen you the earlier months that you are posting many recipes, may I ask if they are also being paid? I don’t like to venture in writing recipes, when i don’t know if they are also being paid.

@joDee Stout What we experience here is not extreme heat and even then all the tips that you have suggested could be useful. Yes. Of the tips drinking water could top the list.

Drinking a sports drink (homemade or commercial) is also a good idea if you’ve become dehydrated and are feeling poorly. The special balance of sugar and salt – and of sodium to potassium in a commercial sports drink – helps to get the fluids back into your body more quickly and to rebalance your electrolytes.