To build a business around your blog you probably need to work on certain things. And John’s post highlights some great habits to build.
But in this post I want to pull out three things John talks about that can make a real difference to your blog. And once we’ve gone through them I’ll share some fundamentals that are even more crucial.
To build a business around your blog you probably need to work on certain things. And John’s post highlights some great habits to build.
But in this post I want to pull out three things John talks about that can make a real difference to your blog. And once we’ve gone through them I’ll share some fundamentals that are even more crucial.
As an online entrepreneur it’s easy to slip into bad habits – moving frantically from one urgent thing to another, or responding to other people’s agendas without much thought about what we need to get done.
In this post, I’m sharing six things that have helped me form good habits in my blogging, my business, and many aspects of my life.
This post is based on episode 148 of the ProBlogger Podcast.
One of the things that attracted me to blogging was the flexibility it offered. I’d be able to work and still be involved in my family and raising my kids.
Before we had kids, my wife Vanessa and I planned for us both to work part-time and look after the kids together.
But we had no idea what blogging would lead to. And as it turned out things didn’t quite turn out the way we expected. I ended up blogging full time, and Vanessa became the primary caregiver along with doing some part-time work.
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