Truth be told. I have my own blog and no audience. I have a Medium account (really great platform for writers, you should try it) and no significant audience there too. Nobody reads my articles. But, I am still writing here. I’m not a good writer nor a professional blogger
My very first blog post for Daglega is, “How I Defeated Fears and Started Writing My First Blog Post?” I have seen some hidden paths through that blog post. I got a chance to talk to some experienced bloggers and had a 15+ comment on that blog post. Isn’t that
First, I have to say that I’m not a blogging coach or an expert writer but, I have learned a few things about overthinking while writing and how this overthinking affects terrible on my writing. I usually overthink everything, and it makes me very busy. Even the stupidest idea comes
Well, we all want to sound smarter than we are right? When we are writing, we do that more often. I am stupid enough to try that too, and it feels wrong. I always had a story to tell you and wanted a platform to write and improve my writing
Content creation is time-consuming and complicated unless you are an expert like Ryan Holiday or Neil Patel. They could write an enlightening and search engine optimized (SEO) 2000+ words blog post within 1-2 hours. Could you do that? I really can’t even imagine. It usually takes more than 2-3 days
Warning: Perfectionism is terrible, and It’ll slay you and your productivity. Let me point out why. The most uncomplicated definition of “Perfectionism” is a refusal to accept any standard short of perfection. Yes, of course, I’m a Perfectionist, and I have a grave problem with perfectionism. It never was my
I was crazy enough to think that I should publish only original works on my blog. Then I was searching for some brand-new blog post ideas which have never published before. Then I realized the truth, Search on Google “How to take a real dinosaur as a pet.” You’ll see a