[...] Con­quer­ing those days where you don’t “feel” like writ­ing by fac­ing these 5 real­iza…. There’s a dif­fer­ence between the inabil­ity to write and being lazy. Which are you? From Blo­gus­sion. [...]

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[...] atten­tion on a daily basis. These tasks are some­times so dis­tract­ing that it is easy to lose sight of your goals and be caught up in the menial tasks of the day-to-day oper­a­tion of [...]

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[...] Con­quer­ing those days where you don’t “feel” like writ­ing by fac­ing these 5 real­iza…. There’s a dif­fer­ence between the inabil­ity to write and being lazy. Which are you? From Blo­gus­sion. [...]

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Being positive is so important. I completely agree with you. Great to see another Vegas blogger!
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Well I think, Writing defines the personality of the writer & to become a good blogger, First thing which is require is patience & self motivation. I think one should take every post of their blog seriously & it’s obvious that we are living a busy life, some times we are not able to publish a post according to our post routine, But i don’t think it’s bad, My idea is hope is every thing, If some how you try to manage your time to publish routine post, it’s good for you, otherwise feeling bad for yourself will bring nothing but stress. I think as a blogger one have to think positive.

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I have definitely had periods when lack of inspiration or motivation to post has left my blog with updates for a significant length of time and it really does hurt traffic, readership, earnings etc. You’ve got lots of good tips here, so I think I’ll bookmark this post for whenever the posts aren’t coming easy to me.

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I agree with Leon – those few weeks before exams are the blogging-killers
I struggle to keep up with my blogs during those periods – this year I’m going to try and write several posts in advance and save it for later..

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Good idea Leon. That’s the approach you’re doing on your blog when you open it back up, right?

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I suggest that a week or so ahead of time (before exams, whatever) write at least 10 or so drafts. Even if you have nothing coming up, write them anyway. That way, worst comes to worst, you can spend about 10 minutes scheduling them.

The only issue will be comment moderation while you are gone, but it’s better than nothing.

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Yes, exams and things like that are also a big cause of why you can’t write. Life just throws so many obstacles at you that will have an effect on how you behave. My best suggestion is if you know beforehand your schedule for your job, exams, family activities, etc. then you should try to write up these posts before you dive into those issues. That way you can just set them so they auto publish.

But still, even doing that can be hard because you may have to write a lot of posts, or just a couple. I know that I have found time to pre-write posts, but I’m only 15 and I don’t have a job yet. So I only have the obstacle of school in my way, and that’s only about 7 hours a day for me. I know if I had a job then I would have an extremely tough time blogging everyday. But as you said, if you really love blogging then you will find a way.

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