A money making bloggers job is never done - there are the emails to answer, a blog post to write, research to do, other blogs to visit, return comments to update .....Stop!
We also need time to think.
It's so easy to get carried away with the usual chores of a blog that we can forget to purposefully think about different aspects of blogging.
What happens is that we do the same thing over and over and get stuck in a routine. Consequently the result is sameness. As some clever clod once said, "If you do what you always do you'll get what you've always gotten."
And it's true.
Life is about change so occasionally we have to sit down and have a good think about how our blogs (and our lives) are doing. If everything is exactly as we wish, which is rare, there's no action to take. But if things aren't perfect - maybe not sufficient visitors, could do with more subscribers, need more links, want more money and so on - then we have to make some adjustments or, unless by a freak accident, everything will plod on as before.
Now and again, as in any business, we have to find time to stand back and take stock. We have to think about new ideas and innovations that might just take our blogs (and our lives) to the next stage.
Life is development, improvement, advancement and, dare I say it, evolution.
So lets get those thinking caps on and evolve.
Mind you, stagnation has a certain appeal at times!
Further reading:
Time Management In The Work Place
Updates:
TreasureTrooper. My last words about this program were that it was a waste of time joining if you lived outside of the USA. I've now received an email from them, which may be of interest to UK readers, they write:
'We have finally implemented our all new UK offer section. This means that UK members will now only see offers that are available for their country, without the hassle of wading through dozens of US offers. There's hundreds of dollars to be earned in the new section, and you'll just have to see it to believe it!'
I took a look at the site and, sure enough, there are over 50 offers said to be suitable for UK residents.
If you are in the UK (or USA) and like these sort of programs it may be worth a look. I have to admit that it's not really my thing. If you do join I would suggest that you set up a seperate email address - there's bound to be some junk mail.
I'm sure there was something else that I wanted to mention but it's gone from my mind. Now where's that thinking cap?
Good luck,
Mike.
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