I’m reading a great book right now called “We” – It’s essentially about what you said here. Blogging doesn’t need to be about me – most of your readers don’t really care about you, they care about what you’ll provide for them. Don’t focus on the “me” – focus on the “we”. Always write with your readers in mind – because if you’re not writing with the intent of others to read, why do you have a blog in the first place?

Thanks again Jennie – great to have you here. Don’t be shy! Would love to hear from you more often!

I’m reading a great book right now called “We” – It’s essentially about what you said here. Blogging doesn’t need to be about me – most of your readers don’t really care about you, they care about what you’ll provide for them. Don’t focus on the “me” – focus on the “we”. Always write with your readers in mind – because if you’re not writing with the intent of others to read, why do you have a blog in the first place?

Thanks again Jennie – great to have you here. Don’t be shy! Would love to hear from you more often!

I’ll tell you that you are in good company – and I encourage you to read through some of the comment sections here – follow through to some of my reader’s blogs – You won’t be disappointed. That was the first thing I did when I started blogging – I connected with as many like-minded people as I could – reached out and said hello – and forged relationships and connections one by one.

It’s a wild world we live in as bloggers – don’t doubt yourself – and if you are passionate about writing, you’ll never have to worry about running out of things to say! God-speed!

I’ll tell you that you are in good company – and I encourage you to read through some of the comment sections here – follow through to some of my reader’s blogs – You won’t be disappointed. That was the first thing I did when I started blogging – I connected with as many like-minded people as I could – reached out and said hello – and forged relationships and connections one by one.

It’s a wild world we live in as bloggers – don’t doubt yourself – and if you are passionate about writing, you’ll never have to worry about running out of things to say! God-speed!

This is a great question that I still ask myself. I actually just started my blog, exactly a week ago. I figured that I might as well start one seeing how I was spending so much time on other blogs. First I was readind Stevepavlina.com almost religiously. Then I heard about Jamie and started reading her blog. I mainly read them from work as I am now.At my job they have these proxies that block almost everything, but twittershouldhireme.com. From Jamie’s I found yours, and from yours I’d say about 50 others.

I am fortunate that I found yours, and other blogs in this community because it has dawned on me how important social media is and how useful it can be.I would post inspiring and motivational posts on my myspace, and although I had a lot of views (about 805 for two posts) there was no discussion. That was the main thing that I was looking forward to. So I figured I would create a blog for those that seek the type of information that I may be able to provide.

At the same time I’m still skeptic. “What did I get myself into? Do I want to be known as a blogger?What makes me different?What makes me qualified?”These are questions I continue to ask myself.

This is a great question that I still ask myself. I actually just started my blog, exactly a week ago. I figured that I might as well start one seeing how I was spending so much time on other blogs. First I was readind Stevepavlina.com almost religiously. Then I heard about Jamie and started reading her blog. I mainly read them from work as I am now.At my job they have these proxies that block almost everything, but twittershouldhireme.com. From Jamie’s I found yours, and from yours I’d say about 50 others.

I am fortunate that I found yours, and other blogs in this community because it has dawned on me how important social media is and how useful it can be.I would post inspiring and motivational posts on my myspace, and although I had a lot of views (about 805 for two posts) there was no discussion. That was the main thing that I was looking forward to. So I figured I would create a blog for those that seek the type of information that I may be able to provide.

At the same time I’m still skeptic. “What did I get myself into? Do I want to be known as a blogger?What makes me different?What makes me qualified?”These are questions I continue to ask myself.

You have a knack at writing and making it seem like your talking directly to me. This post especially was real, engaging and useful. Bloggers have this tendency to get caught up in the “me” part of blogging. Instead of being obsessed with our readers, we become obsessed with our numbers/stats. I’ll admit it, I’ve fallen victim to this. This post really inspired me, to get out of the “me” (does that make sense)? Thanks for the extra push!

I am happy to be apart of the Life Without Pants Community. Your content is exceptional and I always look forward to your next post. You’re a role model for bloggers like me out there. Keep up the good work!

You have a knack at writing and making it seem like your talking directly to me. This post especially was real, engaging and useful. Bloggers have this tendency to get caught up in the “me” part of blogging. Instead of being obsessed with our readers, we become obsessed with our numbers/stats. I’ll admit it, I’ve fallen victim to this. This post really inspired me, to get out of the “me” (does that make sense)? Thanks for the extra push!

I am happy to be apart of the Life Without Pants Community. Your content is exceptional and I always look forward to your next post. You’re a role model for bloggers like me out there. Keep up the good work!