
Here’s what I think about blogging:
- Study what the “experts” say
- Be clear about what’s meaningful to you
- Know why you want to blog
- Follow your heart
- Listen to critics
- Don’t stop following your heart
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Here’s what I think about blogging:
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This blogging experiment I’m currently conducting (90-days ahead), plus all the mistakes I’ve made, and a few successes – it all has me very excited about blogging.
I don’t need to be excited to blog everyday. You get that right? (if you’re new here, I blog, a lot…)
So, to hear myself say I’m even more excited, well, that’s saying something! Hope you’re having (or just did or are about to) a similarly amazing burst of passion and commitment.
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PS. If you’re new here, it goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway, “Welcome!” 🙂

Human nature to question authority. Complaining, questioning, doubting – all part of the frail human condition known simply as being a social creature – birds of a feather flock together. Ya with me?
So why then, do we not question ourselves with the same intensity? Same consistency? Same ruthlessness?
Honestly, I do. Just not sure I pay attention long enough to get a great answer.
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Does Google’s authority, simplicity and elegance beg the question, “So what?” Maybe better questions are, “Who cares?” or “What does this mean to me?”
It may not mean anything to you, although I think it should mean something to everyone. To me it’s a metaphor for how to live a balanced life. Remember balance?
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PS. You do remember balance, right? It’s something you’ve either gotten respectably good at or are still attacking with indomitable will…
Right?

Top two reasons why I love Google:
This begs the question, “So what?”
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