Just Dive In

By on April 24, 2007 in Blogging with 6 Comments

So what do you do when you haven’t posted in a while?

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  • http://www.storiesbyrel.com Cory Garrison

    I dive in head first into the deep end!! Mike…you’d be so proud of me (I hope)! 3 days in a row (with a little…lot of nudging from Mark)!

  • http://managetochange.typepad.com ann michael

    Mike -
    I hear you! I’ve noticed that a lot of blogs are posting a little less right now (me included) and that traffic is a little low. Could it be spring fever? The weather here has been so nice maybe all of us pasty business/blogging geeks are out getting some sun!
    Ann

  • http://coachingwizardry.typepad.com/confident_writing/2007/04/metaphors_at_wo.html Confident Writing

    Metaphors at work

    Check out two great examples of metaphors at work: Mike Sansone on what to do when you haven’t written for a while, Problogger on blogging as a springboard. Both convey meaning through one simple idea, creating both immediate impact and

  • http://dmiracle.com Dawud Miracle

    I agree. Sometimes we (okay, I) try too hard to write something great that it’s almost impossible to write something that my readers will enjoy and gain benefit from.
    I’m trying to remember that blogging is a long-time thing. And if I write a few posts that aren’t interesting, it’s not the end of the world. So be honest. Be where you are. And just write.

  • http://www.converstations.com Mike Sansone

    Go Cory, Go Cory….keep up that great rhythm!
    Ann:-) I burn to easy. For me, it was almost like I asked Des Moines, “Who wants to blog” and the whole city (or at least a dozen) raised their hand at the same time. Is it spring already?
    Dawud – “Just write” Amen. Shooting from the hip is often the straightest shot.

  • http://dmiracle.com Dawud Miracle

    That’s actually true. Aiming can lead to all kinds of mishaps. But just point and shoot seems to often get better results.

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