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- Check out This Amazing Bundle of Training for Bloggers and Online Entrepreneurs [72 Hours Only]
- What Mistakes Did You Make When You Started Blogging? What Would You Do Differently?
- My Experiment with Early Morning Free Writing Sessions
| Check out This Amazing Bundle of Training for Bloggers and Online Entrepreneurs [72 Hours Only] Posted: 01 Jul 2013 08:37 AM PDT
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All in all this is one of the best bundles of training for bloggers and online entrepreneurs that you’re going to find. You’ll come away with training on blogging, networking, video, eBooks and podcasting – some great content to set you up for the rest of 2013! The price of this bundle is $197 – a massive saving as if you were to buy the parts individually it’d cost you over $1500! In fact most of the parts of the bundle would normally cost you more than the $197 deal. It is only available for 72 hours though so check out all the details and grab yours here before time runs out at midday US Eastern time on 4 July. Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Check out This Amazing Bundle of Training for Bloggers and Online Entrepreneurs [72 Hours Only]     |
| What Mistakes Did You Make When You Started Blogging? What Would You Do Differently? Posted: 28 Jun 2013 08:07 AM PDT This morning, a new blogger asked me to name 3 mistakes I made when I started blogging so he could avoid the same pitfalls. I thought this might make a good discussion starter and something that might help new bloggers. So… take a few moments to answer these two questions.
Here are my 3 mistakes and what I would do differently:
So now it’s over to you. If you started your blog today, what would you do differently? I’m looking forward to hearing your responses! Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger What Mistakes Did You Make When You Started Blogging? What Would You Do Differently?     |
| My Experiment with Early Morning Free Writing Sessions Posted: 27 Jun 2013 08:10 AM PDT Lately, I’ve found myself settling into a slightly different blogging workflow to my usual one. I’ve been getting up at 6.30am to write. In the morning, our kids have to stay in their rooms until 7am. I’m not quite sure how we managed to get them to do that but it works… for now. I often find my body wakes me up a bit earlier and previously, I’d just doze and dream a little for that half an hour, drifting in that fuzzy state between being asleep and awake. A few weeks ago, I realised that in that sleepy half hour I was actually getting some cool ideas. I’m not sure why it’s so but I often find that after a good night’s sleep, my first few thoughts of the day have the most clarity. For example, a few weeks ago I was grappling with a talk I’ve been preparing for a conference. I couldn’t quite get the flow right. One morning, during the waking up phase, it just clicked. I was able to get up and jot down the outline for the full talk in about 3 minutes flat! It was almost as if I’d been thinking about the problem too hard and by having a good night’s sleep, I took the pressure off. From there, it just flowed. That day, I decided I should get up a bit earlier in the mornings and make that half an hour a time to write. I’ve been doing it for a few weeks now and have had some good mornings and some not so great mornings. Overall, I’ve found it helpful. The approach I’m taking is to not set an agenda for the half hour but to simply sit down with my journal or laptop and write. I don’t set a topic. I just write what comes to mind. So far, around half of my weekday mornings (I only do it weekdays) have produce something useful. The other days haven’t really amounted to much, but that’s ok. The days that were useful produced a variety of results.
I’m not sure how this experiment will last but I figure that even if it only has a 50% success rate at producing the above kinds of results it is going to be very, very worthwhile to do! Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger My Experiment with Early Morning Free Writing Sessions     |
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