You would have never guessed that I was nervous wreck about my first post (July 22, 2010), here at WeBlogBetter.  Well, my blogging confidence was at an all time low right after the post went live. Read more »

Many bloggers lose interest and quit blogging before they ever get off the ground.

It’s quite common to see blogs all over the internet with 3 or 4 posts or even 50 posts from a couple of years ago and then nothing. They simply vanish into the night. Read more »

It takes a certain level of discipline and structure in order to execute a continuing education plan successfully.

A few weeks ago, I asked, “What are you doing to continue your blogging education? If you’re planning to take your blog to the next level, then you’ve got to be willing to continue to develop your blogging knowledge and skills.

You’ve got to treat this as if this were any other course you were taking – okay, perhaps that’s bad advice.  Read more »

…and why you shouldn’t either, if it’s not your niche

Guest post by Calissa

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Don’t let your blog suffer while you’re away

It’s true, guest posting really is one of the best ways to promote your blog. Guest posting has created opportunities for me that would’ve otherwise been impossible. I’ve been able to network with people from all over the world, something I couldn’t even fathom a little over a year ago.

So with guest posting being all the rave, how could there be a downside? Read more »

I can’t pretend that I’ve always been the most enthusiatic clothes-washer (laundry do-er?), but ever since I’ve been blogging, I’ve been experiencing more and more “no-socks” moments. Baskets of clothes go unfolded for days and it’s a sign that I’ve got to do a better job of managing my time.

Lately, I’ve been questioning everything I do – asking if it’s a good use of my time. It makes me select activities very carefully and makes me more aware of the time that I need to spend with my family. It brings me to a point where I must prioritize and make a decision. After a certain hour, you’ve probably noticed  that my online activities are limited. Read more »

Guest post by Paul Cunningham

My two year old son thinks he can do anything.  Sometimes it just takes him a while to get there.  I’ve watched him try new things for hours, days, even weeks and months before he finally achieves them.  He’s trying new things right now as you read this, and won’t stop trying until he reaches his goal. Read more »