My WA Journey Thus Far
Well, what an exciting journey it has been so far. In a few short weeks I've learnt SO much! I never thought I would achieve what I have in such a short amount of time.
The niche I chose to begin with was organic food for babies. I've just had my first child and I really believe my diet directly affects her development. As she will grow so much in the first few years, I want to be putting the right things in my body as well as hers.
However, I found my focus was a little narrow in terms of blogging and decided to take organics a little further. I decided to blog about all things organic (well almost) - organic food, clothing, supplements etc and I created a website livelifeorganically.com =)
I'm really proud of the way it's all coming together. It's starting to look the way I want it to and it's easy enough to navigate around. I'm looking forward to seeing it develop as I get more and more content on there.
I have SO much to blog about, however, with a newborn, I find it really difficult finding the time to sit down and write a decent post. Especially since I like to research properly and I spend time re-reading and editing posts. I'll be lucky to get one post written a week.
My goal over the next few months is to really discipline myself to get at least 1 post written a week and my long term goal is to be able to write at least 3 posts per week. I think some posts are easier to write than others too and also as I'm getting into the swing of writing, I'm a bit slower but I'm hoping my speed and efficiency will improve as I go.
If you have any tips for fitting quality blog posts into your busy schedule, please let me know!
I'm really enjoying journeying with ya'l and I appreciate the incredible amount of support I receive here. You're all so amazing. All the best with your endeavors at WA!!
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Wonderful job. I love the idea of organic for children; we tried to do as much organic when our children were little as possible. One of the things I got discouraged about was the cost. My son was chronically ill with lung problems and organic was so expensive with already mounting hospital bills, I'm wondering if you might want to add some ways to cut the cost when it comes to purchasing organic. Just thinking out loud.
Keep it up, you're doing a great job already.
RitaAnn~
You have the right attitude and the right ideas about quality versus quantity!
Trying to do anything with a child, or in my case many years ago, four, is tough to do.
Take advantage of any of the small numbers of minutes you have, each day, to read/study/write and, even if you are only posting one per week, the search engines, and your readers are going to appreciate your consistency!