Back to the article, I like the part about action as opposed to whining. There’s really no time for making excuses when you’re trying to get something done. There seem to be a lot of people out there who think the world owes it to them to make their lives easier.

I’d like to share with you this article about goal setting http://budurl.com/xnet which I really like. It’s like your article in that it gives advice on how to reach goals without getting yourself all stressed out. Hope you enjoy it!
.-= Ched´s last blog ..Where It All Begins =-.

Regards this: “If you’re building a community, time spent cultivating and talking to the people you hope will be part of it is contextual, and likely well invested.” Whether you acknowledge it or not, you are building a community around your blog. What is the point of blogging and social media marketing, if not to develop your space in a community?

To stay in touch with the audience, you have got to get away from the computer and go out in the real world. Keep your contacts fresh and your market/content/social references fresher. What you see when you’re not typing is as important as what you say when you are.

Identifying and capturing your vision is the talent side of the equation – the easy part. Sharpening that talent: uncovering how best to communicate it to devoted readers in a unique yet accessible style is where the work comes in. You have found the sweet spot there!
.-= John Glynn´s last blog ..Porsche 914 Endurance Racing =-.