Stuck
As I was going through the initial training phases I was confident that I could make things work. Today I can't stop dropping my head on my table every time I look at my website. I am at the very beginning of level 3 training and can't think of any ideas to post keyword content to my website after 3 days of sitting out on it. I also can't stop thinking that the content iv'e posted so far is too vague and not really engaging enough to bring traffic. The problem I know that I am particularly troubled by is writing content about items that for all I know I no one can even get access to what I am talking about through my website. I'm starting to think that maybe I should have chosen a different niche. I have put so much time and effort into this that I can hardly think straight. Everyone says not to give up at this point. If I can't think of a way to write more content that is engaging enough that is relevant to my niche I may have no choice but to abandon my website and try to come up with something else. I hate to sound so pessimistic but I really should be honest with myself and everyone else.
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It took me 6 weeks after joining to go through the bootcamp because I could not come up with any ideas so I know where you're coming from.
I find now that I never run out of things to write about and your writing skills will improve with practice. Sometimes, you just have to move on to a different niche.
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JoCam, I'm going to share you my experience about stuckness in life.
1. Try not to think about it For a while
2. Do something else specially things that you like. It will change your state
3. Believe that you are going to find a way somehow (not easy but somehow things will change and you can find a way)
4. Don't try to hard forcing yourself to find a solution right away. It will come
Basically just change your state of mind, tell your self that you have a challenge. Like the surface of water in the pond, if you panic its like when you shake the water. You cannot see anything. If you calm down and let the mud in the pond subside, by then you can see everything clearly. When you can see things clearly, you will know what to do.
Hope that helps. Cheers :)
I think that sounds like good advice. I think I will just relax for a while and let my head unwind.