I'm Enthused Posting My First Blog Post On Wealthy Affiliate
"My First Blog Post On Wealthy Affiliate - WA, The Community Gang Calls It"
Not new to blogging. But publishing my first blog post on to Wealthy Affiliate is like blogging new somewhere else on the Web. The World Wide Web that is. And blogging, no doubt. Is a form of expression--communication with different meaning for all who finds blogging useful, fun, or just a way to express ideas, ambitions, hopes, and dreams with the word.
And right about now. I want to hit that PUBLSIH button just to see what it looks like. Right "here" -- at Wealthy Affiliate. WA, the community gang calls it.
Will I Continue To Blog "Right Here" At WA?
Each time you HIT that publish button.
You earn one point of credit towards enhancing your writing skills. Writing is a meaningful non-verbal communication skill. And I found writing to be worthwhile and developing.
You see...
When I was just a young lad growing up at the old home front. I struggled severely with Dyslexia. It's a learning disability where you get you're "d's" and "b's" mixed up. That type of thing.
So, I learned to write little messages with cartoon figures to Mom. Well, from that point on. I figured it would be at my best interest to learn how to write appropriately. Here's a few famous writers I enjoy and patterned my writing behind them.
"Famous Writers To Discover"
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) -- "To be or not to be? That is the question. Mark Twain (1835-1910), William Faulkner (1897-1962), and Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961). Just to name a few famous writers.
Now...
I'll "HIT" the published button. :)
Have a great day!!!
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Hey! You're in good company here! One of the many learning disabilities I had as a child was "dyslexia". I was in special education all the way up until college! I think you'll find a lot of support and helpful folk here, it's probably the best place to learn online marketing in the whole world! I hope you do well my friend, we're all rooting for you!
P.S. great author choices! I really loved "A mid-summer night's dream" by Shakespeare!
Over time. With a genuine desire to learn, grow, and a willingness to give all you have without looking for something in return. Life, somehow, shows us the path in which we should follow. Today, thanks to a Savor. I no longer suffer from Dyslexia. I humbly value your words of encouragement. I look forward to chatting a bit about ".Midsummer Night's Dream". I started reading it years ago but never finished reading. I'll have to pick it back up. :)