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How to keep my blog updated
It made me
 "It just takes a few minutes each day"
How I did it: I had to set aside a certain amount of time each day - usually as soon as I got home from work - to write just a little bit. Sometimes I'd write more and get behind on other stuff I needed to do. And this isn't something you can ever finish; it's an ongoing project, so saying I've Done It only means I've found a method that seems to work for me to KEEP doing it. Lessons & tips: You just have to find a way to work it into your schedule or routine. Resources: Blogger and WordPress |
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How I did it: I started blogging back in 2002 when I got into reading other people's blogs. Somewhere along the line it seemed like a good idea to start my own. AT first my posts were sporadic, and aimed mainly at my friends who would read, but later on I started using as a diary of sorts, not caring about my readers so much as using it to get things off my chest. I started out without a blogging client, editing HTML directly, then moved to Blogger whe… Read how I did it…
I started my blog in January this year. Over the past few months I’ve posted on it, maybe, 3 or 4 times. Random stuff, no real information, just thoughts. I am still unsure whether to censor myself and share with people who know me, or say anything and hope that I stay anonymous!
CelestiHel is gearing up for NaNo!
I started a blog as part of a professional program to learn 2.0 technologies and now I want it to stay! But I am not traditionally a professional writer, I am a personal essayist, so now I’m not sure what to write about for the blog. Everything? My partners mother reads that blog! I guess it’ll take some experimenting!
meijse is in the new year
Now that I have a laptop it’s easy. I made a record number of entries in December … twelve I think. Complet’d!
I have kept a blog for almost three years not. So worth it. I think it makes you focus on the good in your life, about what growth you have, what you have acomplished. Recommend it… its a neat way to meet some fantastic people too!
I get a blog, I write in it for three or four days and then I forget about it, thinking I’m too busy to update. I’m going to write at least three paragraphs a day. Now it starts…I am going to keep up my blog on Vox as PaintedRecord.
Here it goes…
I’ve been doing good for the last couple days, but I always start out really strong and then get bored with it. Although, technically even righting this post is helping get to my goal :)
So I started a blog last summer but never got in a routine about it. Ironically, the first thing I’ve posted about since December is joining 43 Things! :)
How are people going about making this a part of your routine? Are you doing it a particular time of day? being more focused about topics?
smiling28 is planning a party.
Today I added a post to my blog. You can see it here: www.sonyaswalking.blogspot.com I had forgotten how much I truly enjoyed writing this blog. I was making at least monthly updates for a while last year. The biggest gap came at the end of the year, and given the way I was feeling I’m not surprised. Today I felt like I had broken through those feelings, like surfacing from underwater. It is a great feeling and I hope it grows.
I don’t really have enough to talk about. I think I need to find a discussion niche that I want to write about. I’m dropping this goal for now. I may end up making progress as I work other goals and post my progress on them, but for now taking it easy.
kochhas wants to Read one book per month
waste more time
be at peace
meet Shah Rukh Khan
start working out
bramblekite wants to make a stained glass panel
Learn to fly
move to barcelona
Take better care of my dog
Make new friends
learn more about astrology
party all night
finish college
love
learn to like black coffee
Create my Dream Team
decorate my apartment
never get married
learn to love
change the world
