Since the election, I've been at a loss as to what to share online. It feels like the collective is either screaming with rage, weighed down in despair, or checked out. I stare at my screen and wonder, "What should I share? What is truly needed?" I can't tell you the number of people I've … Continue reading Each word, image, and video we share online has a ripple effect
Tag: blogging
12 Saturday Shares: Work Life Balance, Our Lives Online, Practical Skills, Publishing and Communications in a Busy World
After posting 20 Ways to Be a Generous Blogger last week, I realized that I haven't done #13, "practices link love weekly" in a long time, so below are links to 12 blog posts and articles that caught my attention this week. I've organized them into four buckets: Reflections about Work Life Balance and Our … Continue reading 12 Saturday Shares: Work Life Balance, Our Lives Online, Practical Skills, Publishing and Communications in a Busy World
What is your #1 burning question about blogging?
Each time I teach the Juicy Blogging E-Course, I update the material because blogging trends and tools are always changing. I also look through questions posted by students in past classes to make sure the course addresses the most common issues. For example, past students have asked: How do I know my content is unique … Continue reading What is your #1 burning question about blogging?
Juicy Blogging E-Course October 3-31, 2016
If you would like to start a blog, or if you started, but got stuck around what to write, how to make the time, or how to build community and readership, come join us. It's packed with practical tips, resources, and exercises. You can learn more about the course here.
Navigating Creativity’s “Prickles”
As I've been working my way through 20 days of prompts from Writing: Finding Everyday Inspiration, a WordPress Blogging U e-course, and getting my blogging groove back, I'm reminded of all the things I need to do to get my fingers on the keyboard each day. Some days are easy, but most days there are … Continue reading Navigating Creativity’s “Prickles”