Yes, just look in my archives or email me and I’ll remind you what works.

I’m so new to blogging that I haven’t encountered moments of emptiness yet but I’ve had thoughts about facing these moments several times before and in due course, I’ll face those moments. I’m glad that after reading this, I know what to do when the moment arrives.

Shilpan

Shilpan | successsoul.coms last blog post..How to Live a Recession-Proof Life

No, unfortunately I don’t live on the beach, but the picture made me wish those were my footprints.

I know you are taking a well deserved break. With your creative abilities, once your break is over, you’ll be back on track sharing all you’ve learned with your loyal readers. I always look forward to your words of wisdom.

Until then, take care, my friend.

I know the feeling – especially re: looking at things you’ve written and they don’t make sense anymore.

As you know – I just stop blogging when I really don’t feel like it. But if I’m just going through a mini brain block, I wait until I’m over it then write a heap of posts in advance.

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First of all, congratulations on your one year anniversary of blogging. That is a great accomplishment.

I think it’s good that you discovered what works for you. There is no right or wrong way to blog, and by trying to do what others do, will often stifle our creativity. By finding your own blogging rhythm, your creativity is unleashed.

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Hi Debbie,

Isn’t that wonderful how that works? Between the pictures you share and the stories you have to about your daughters, you’ll never run out of things to write about.

Hi Dr. Nicole,

400???? WOW!

I agree, pictures are great for inspiration. It’s fun to write a backwards posts, isn’t it?

Hi Sara,

You hit the nail on the head “turning ideas into quality posts”. We need our creativity engaged for that.