πŸ’¬ Why blog daily?

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It might go to an audience of just one, but I’ll share it publicly, and hopefully anyone reading this, besides me, will enjoy the writing journey I’m on.

I have really like the idea of daily reflection David, but always struggle to prioritise the time and space in the busyness of daily like. I also wonder if daily is the most sustainable of habits. I do a lot of curating, but feel I could do more creating. What you have reminded me though is that blogs and ideas are all around us, we just need to be willing to let them in.

One response on “πŸ’¬ Why blog daily?”

  1. Thanks Aaron,
    Your post on commenting brought me back to that time when my blog was a discussion and 5 or 6 comments meant a rich learning conversation. I really miss that. I also miss the rabbit hole of interesting links I’d follow when reading blogs and comments. Now, admittedly, I comment less and I seldom look to read comments after reaching the end of an article.

    Is a daily blog sustainable by me? I don’t know? I’m still on summer break and have yet to see if I can maintain the routine when β€˜busy’ happens. I want to write more, and to do that… I need to write more:) I hope I can create a routine that makes this work in an enjoyable way, without feeling like work.

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