• When I need to rant, I can get it out. It feels good, even if no one is listening.
• It keeps me accountable.
• It makes me think, and makes me think clearly.

I’ve got to say that I’m still not loving blogging yet, but it does have it’s advantages.

There is a saying that I like:

“No matter how far your have gone down the wrong path, turn back.”

With that in mind, I’m going to renege on my commitment to make 3 posts a day until the end of this month.

After publishing 3 posts a day for a few days, and after re-thinking about priorities and other projects I’m also working on, and after reading reading some other opinions on posting frequency, I’ve decided to go with one (1) post a day (excluding weekends) from now until the end of the month.

Come back every day and feast your eyes on a high quality post!

You have no technical knowledge and want to start a blog (and you want it to be your own blog on your own domain name so that you have full control and flexibilty).

Where do you start?

Caroline Middlebrook wrote an excellent book (completely free) that got me started, and that I’m still referring to as I make improvements to this blog.

I can’t vouch for the value of her whole idea of turning Wordpress blogs into profitable “niche sites” since I have not tried that, but her book is a great resource even if all you want to do is start a regular blog.

Check it out.

I have an aversion to blogging; hence the sparse postings since I started this blog. I have little interest in sharing my thoughts with the random world, and I don’t want this blog to become a “Hey look at me!” project. So at the moment, my preference is to refrain from posting, even if I am doing so anonymously.

BUT do not despair, for although I have an aversion, I am going to start posting more, to see what comes of it, and to see whether my aversion will increase or diminish. Over the next month, expect to see more new posts on here. At the end of June I’ll reassess the situation. Until then, I hope you enjoy the posts!