Boredom Buster! - Learn New Things, and that is.
Hello All,
That was only yesterday that I started posting a blog in WA. It has been over two months of my active membership in WA and is enjoying a bunch, training, coaching, and creating a few niche websites, including my MMO website - crawling at times as there is so much that I still need to learn and understand.
I was a little conscious of mine posting my first blog because I might tend using words that could be far too deep or scientific, could be considered irrelevant. Honestly, I was trying to prevent, even then, I did a bit, please bear with me. But also, I thought it wouldn't matter, as the readers will always understand what you want to express at the end of your post. I decided today to write more naturally and accordingly, with the speed of my thoughts. So here it is:
Why am I starting to post blogs?
Funny is, I examined my being a member for over two months since June 2020 and found my profile, not that empty, but kind of, it may need a boost Just as I needed a boost. It could be that we can get trapped with the so-called boredom effect, am I close to becoming one? I guess so.
I then thought of boredom busters, what are those? I need to write more and more in a consistent manner. And the need to be more consistent with the training, learn new things each time and apply what I learned.
Anyhow, I did reevaluate myself today and thought about what else do I need to get done. Oh, social media, that is! So I tried to sign up a new Twitter account, I did have one personal twitter account, and I forgot my password already.
So I did sign up one business account today. Honestly, I don't even know how to tweet and wasn't used to tweet. I am used to writing stories and technical writing in my field, not tweeting. I don't know what to tweet either.
I decided to go back to the training Kyle have a week ago, about how to compose a quality tweet. There I found a solution to my concerns, thanks to Kyle.
Lesson learned, this work that you and I are doing needs a lot of patience, the right attitude, being consistent, and to look forward with positivity to a promising outcome. I am sure we are getting there.
To our success,
Anne D.
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Very inspiring post. I was afraid of writing blogs as well. Because English is not my mother tongue, writing as if talking to readers used to be the hardest thing for me. But after giving it a shot several times, I realized what I really lacked was only time and practicing. Right now, I kind of enjoy writing then.
Recently, I'm considering starting tweeting too. However, I've used only Facebook and Instagram before. Tweeter is a new world to me. Now since I read your post, I decided to give it a shot one more time. Hope that training video is still there.
Thank you for sharing, Anne. Look forward to your more blogs.
Best regards,
Henry
Hello Henry, I like your positive outlook. English is not my first language, either. But, I believe it is not a barrier. Constant practice makes it perfect. Even mine is neither perfect. The most important is an engaging conversation with your audience. That is why I decided to go with the flow of my thoughts and make them more natural.
I will be posting more blogs in the coming days for sure. Thank you so much for reading and dropping by. More success to you.
Anne
It is great when we can reflect on what we have done and what we should be doing next. That's how we grow.
Thank you for sharing your way of reevaluating your work, Anne.
Ferra
You're welcome Ferra. And thank you for stopping by and taking the time to read. I agree with what you said.
Anne
You're doing great, Anne.
Take it one blog at a time.
All the best,
Maxine
Thank you Maxine, I will take your advice for sure.
Anne
You're welcome, Anne.
One One Full Basket :)
Maxine
Thanks a bunch Maxine.
Anne
You got this. And Anne, once more you're welcome.
Don't give up, ok? Even when things get hard, just keep moving forward, my friend.
Always celebrate the small milestones. They keep you motivated.
All the best,
Maxine
Hello Maxine, that indeed is so great and motivating.. I sure won't give up. Thank you for the knd words my friend.
Anne