That’s a great idea. Doing a self check would also alleviate getting too far off track and getting burn out.

*smiles* I just looked at which post of yours CommentLuv highlighted and it looks like a perfect fit to this topic. I’m coming over to check it out.

I agree, ideally we would set a specific time to blog, but like you, I end up all over the place. I blame it on my erratic work schedule (self employment), but I know that’s a flimsy excuse.

I just read about your wonderful Thanksgiving Thursdays. Just reading what you wrote brought back magical memories of days gone by and Thanksgivings spent at Grandmas.

Isn’t that great knowing you can step away from the blog, re-evaluate your life, do what you want to do when you want to do it, knowing the blog will be there when you return?

(((Hugs))) to you, too Barb.

I always do a self-check. If I catch myself feeling like it’s a chore, then I check what’s off. There’s a big difference between resistance that makes us stronger, but we’re on path, and resistance because we’re off track.
.-= Check out J.D. Meier´s awesome post: Balance Connection and Conviction to Reduce Anxiety and Lead Effectively =-.

Thanks Wilma! I needed to read this today!
.-= Check out Peggy´s awesome post: Belief =-.