My first BLOG
after days and days of thinking how to write something on WA, specially what should I write about, reading too many instructions how to do that- so now I'm realy confuse. I like WA, is a great site, but
I'm not eable to navigate thorugh this anymore.
The start was really great, I went though some lessons, build two websites, but when I had to write some articles, here the problem started.
I don't know if is better to start all over again or what?
I really want to do some progress in WA. If I had enough time, I'll be here every day for some hours, but the day is only 24 hours, so, with 3 children, a regular job, my litlle boy's activity every afternoon, the time run out and in the evening I'm so tired and can't concentrate to learn something new.
Yesterday I decided to start blogging. I think is the better way to improve my language.
Sorry for language and grammatical mistakes I made. Hope the next blog will be better.
Have a nice day.
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Well you have just made a great step forward by actually doing your first blog. It will get easier from here on in. On the fact your day is already very crowded make a plan to achieve small things at first and then use this to try and make use of those small time gaps which you get. This way you should be able to move forward,
Hope this helps
Regards
Hudson
Kiya05, ema and melissafitz: thank you so much for all your comments and thoughts.
All my life I always count just on me, I know is sadly, but if was possible I didn't ask help to anyone. I think that this must stop now. I have numerous questions regarding everything here in WA and now, that I put my first thoughts here, I think it will be easier.
Easier because here are a lot of helpfull people like you. Tfhanks.
One of my blogs only said: help, I am stuck, I am not focusing and accomplishing nothing.something like that. It was hard to keep up thanking all the help and encouragement that post brought. You´ll do fine. :)
Well, for one, congrats on putting up your first blog. You did it way sooner than I did mine in the beginning. Consider this a step forward. Writing is difficult in the beginning but practice really does make perfect and your grammar seems fine to me. If you read one of my blogs I talk about myself being shy. It just takes time to get used to everything and to really put yourself out there. But when you do, you'll see how many people are there to help you. Just keep moving forward, even if it's just talking those little steps.
It seems normal to get frustrated in the beginning. For me it was the belief that I could go really fast and then realizing that my actual speed wasn´t that fast. Hard to admit to myself, but with the help and encouragement here I came to terms with myself and now I take it as it is. One thing that maybe is your case and definetely is mine, is shyness. I can not just make up content that is not me, so when I share it is going to be me on the table for everyone to see. And that is not easy. But the truth is that once you are real to others and they see you for who you are the positive feedback you get just helps you keep going. So congratulations for starting blogging, it will only get easier. And here´s one secret, I find lots of grammar mistakes on Kyle´s writng, ooops, did I just say that? That hasn´t stopped him from succeeding.
PS, your writing is fine, and writing, just like everything else, get better with practice. I think you did good for a first blog, I know I can relate to it.
You'll do great. When I did this the first time, I was working full time, and had a lot on my plate, got frustrated on day two of training, and eventually quit. Actually, things are set up much better now, and help is so much easier to get, so don't give it up, just keep asking questions until you get it, that's what I plan to do. I told myself this time, I'd just go at my own pace, even if it was only 30 min a day, and eventually I'll get there, just not as fast as everyone else, I mean we all have different lives, and some have more time to invest than others. There's tons of information here, and it comes at you so fast sometimes, beginner, intermediate, advanced, all at once, it's easy to get overwelmed, but just take baby steps, and do what you can, and if you run into a problem, just ask, everyone is so helpful, and willing to help. Really, I'm sure you can do it, just don't push yourself past what you're comfortable with. I figure it's still going to be there tomorrow, and whether it's baby steps, or by leaps and bounds, we'll all end up in the same place eventually. Just remember, I've been where you are. I read this thing the other day, and tacked it up by my computer. It said "One of the hardest parts of life is deciding whether to walk away or try harder". That kind of applies for everything in life. Walking away is easier, but then you don't get anywhere, so I think in the long run, it benefits you to just plug away at it as you can. Actually, I haven't even started trainig yet, tomorrow for sure, that's how much I've put it off this time around, but I've talked to people, read some blogs, and now I'm ready to start. Anyway, take it easy, and do it as you can, don't stress over it, but I'd stick with it and see where you end up someday, that's how I'm planning to do it. Well, guess I'm getting carried away, so good luck. If you get too frustrated, send me a message, I've been there.
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You have made a step forward...great job! I have two sites as well and sometimes they seem like too much. Do you have one site that you are really passionate about? Maybe focus on that one right now and add lots of great articles to that. There is a lot to do here and lots to learn, but keep going, it will make sense. I've been at it for about 7 weeks and sometimes think "wow, there is so much to do". So I pick small things to do on my sites, things I know I have to do. And slowly they are getting better. You can do this :)