Every week (day?), I get asked by those not yet (or new to) blogging about what they should post about on their blog. Of course, my answer is a question:
Do you ever get asked the same question twice in a short period? Or, do you find yourself talking about something a couple of times in the same week?
The answer is almost always "yes." Be it a business person, teacher, leader, student – we all get on a mini-soapbox periodically. We’ll tell someone our opinion or get asked the same question multiple times in a week. Your answer, my friends, should be one of your next blog posts.
This practice not only archives your thoughts, it synchronizes your communication. Next time the answer comes up you can point people to that post.
If the question keeps coming up, find different ways to share your thoughts and post up again.
Related Posts:
– Rinse. Repeat. Rememorable.
– Don’t Blow Your Wad in One Post
– Synchronize Your Communications
– Using Your Blog as a Chalkboard
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