Pro Bloggers Are Never Lucky No Matter What You Think

I remember assuming SO much about pro bloggers as a newbie blogger 10 years ago.

I based my assumptions on my fears. Blogging scared me. I felt excited to blog. But I also feared blogging. Fear made me make silly assumptions about pros because I believed pros had some unfair advantage over lil’ old, beginner blogger me.

I eventually found out luck does not exist. Pro bloggers do not go pro because lady luck blesses pros with traffic and money. Nope.

Pro bloggers are generous, persistent, patient and trusting. Pros embody these characteristics for 1000’s of hours over years before going pro. Successful pros act like pros during their amateur blogger days. This separates permanent amateurs from aspiring professional bloggers who eventually go pro.

Peep these 4 qualities guys. Pro bloggers own these characteristics. Pros help people for free. For a long time. Helping people for free for a long time indicates you are generous, persistent, patient and trusting. Trust springs from trust in self and trust in the blogging process. Knowing. I liken trust to knowing success is yours and knowing your simple, proven blogging system works because you learned how to blog the right way from a professional blogger.

Pros teach you all you need to know to succeed online. Follow their lead. Trust their advice based on their experience. Their experience is proof; follow their lead, create and connect, be generous, persistent, patient and trusting. Pro blogging careers await bloggers embodying these qualities.

I have never gotten lucky. Every opportunity flows to me because I helped people for free. For a long time. Help people for free to see through the insane concept of luck. Do you believe in chance? You are a god, masquerading in a body. Forget seeing yourself as a meat suit. See yourself inhabiting a meat suit for a time.

Chance, luck and random moments seem impossible in a precise universe. No pro blogger gets lucky. No blogger gets lucky. All bloggers either follow successful strategies to succeed or fail by following failing strategies. Luck plays no part. Luck does not exist. Do you believe 15,000 hours of smart work leads to lucky breaks? Success is a precise, perfectly flowing, process, in any venture.

Check your false belief at the door. Pay attention to top bloggers. Every top blogger works generously for a sustained amount of time. Skills, exposure and credibility grows. Traffic and money follows as these three factors grow. But blogging for a time feels challenging. Bloggers crave lucky breaks. Bloggers do not want to put in the time and energy for a long time. Bloggers desire taking shortcuts. Most want to take the blogging elevator but you need to take the blogging stairs to put in the leg work to become a professional blogger.

What if lady luck does not greet you? Do you quit? Don’t. See the blogging journey through. Invest in my time saving eBook for bloggers if you struggle to manage time. Observe pros. Watch how they blog. See how they handle themselves.

Get lost in the blogging process; not in the silly concept of luck. Luck is for the hopeless. Put in the time. Generously serve people. Be about helping folks. Develop skills like being patient, persistent and generous for a bit. Trust in yourself. Trust in the process. Succeed online. No one pinpoints specific time frames. But pro bloggers go pro eventually by following simple steps generously. Luck has nothing to do with success because luck completely writes off all the smart, generous work all pros put in to go pro. Luck would make all pro blogger advice and experiences complete, utter lies. Does this seem to be the case? I think not!

I know your time will come. Let go the idea of luck because you are empowered, not hopeless. Let go luck seekers too. Surround yourself with generous, helpful, energized bloggers who see the journey through. Follow their lead. Begin guest posting. Broadcast live. Bump up your posting schedule. One post monthly? Ain’t gonna cut it. But posting weekly increases traffic and profit potential.

Luck is fantasy. Luck is for people flocking to Las Vegas, Atlantic City or Macau. The house always wins in the long run. But generously serving people lets you win blogging in the long run. Keep at it. I believe in you. Let go silly ideas like luck and chance. Imagine doing something like blogging for 15,000 hours. If someone visits your blog, do you feel luck played the chief role? 15,000 hours of generous service allowed you to go pro, not some insane concept of chance or randomness.

How about 50,000 backlinks? How about guest posting daily? Perhaps being in 100,000 spots online had something to do with the visit? Maybe blogging for 15,000 hours made the difference?

Think this luck thing through. Easy peasy, success finds generous bloggers. Trash the ridiculous concept of luck to succeed online. Be a pro blogger by thinking like a pro blogger. Trash the idea of luck. Be generous, patient, persistent and trust in self and the blogging process.

Kick ideas like randomness, chance and luck out of your mind for good. You and I live in a precise universe. Put in the work. Put in the time. Go pro by following a simple, proven system from a generous, trusting energy for many 1000’s of hours.

2 Blogging Mistakes to Address and Correct Right Now

I observed 2 common blogging mistakes over the past few days.

Each error promotes blogging failure.

Address each blogging boo boo and follow the correction aka solution to accelerate your blogging success. Continue reading

Never Ever Quit When Blogging Times Get Tough

I am writing this guest post in the middle of the night

I have been at this blogging bit for a decade. Goodness knows, I have experienced tough blogging times during my 15,000 hours online. Blogging gets tough. But you are tougher than blogging. Guaranteed.

Times are not super tough for me now. But I feel a little bit uncomfortable, for sure. My neck hurts. My back hurts. I keep blogging because blogging helps both me and you. We both win. All the sweet freedom sits just a little bit outside of my blogging comfort zone. I experienced this effect many times. Edging a tiny bit beyond what seems possible and feels comfortable opens me up to blessed experiences. Continue reading

How to Establish Authority and Start Attracting Clients as a Freelancer!

Ever wondered why other freelancers keep on getting high paying clients while you are still struggling?

Building a career as a freelancer, whether as a content writer, web designer, etc. is not an easy task (If it was, everyone would be a highly paid freelancer).

However, if you get it right, it can be a very rewarding career. According to Wikihow, freelancing also comes with its own share of freedom. You are free to work on your own schedule and no bosses to “boss” you around. Continue reading

Have You Found YOUR Blogging Style?

I place a heavy emphasis on YOUR blogging style because all bloggers possess a different blogging style. You know my drill. I write and publish 600 word guest posts and blog posts heavy on the nuts and bolts of blogging mindset.

I finally figured out; I despise writing long form, in-depth, practical tips laden blog posts focused on stuff like driving traffic and boosting profits. Sure I covered these topics in the past. But I only do so these days in 600-800 words or so Continue reading

1 Important Blogger Trait to Develop Quickly

One of the most important trait for bloggers to develop: finding the mid way point between delusion and dreams..

Most new bloggers begin blogging from a deluded, unrealistic mindset. Newbies foolishly believe:

• blogging is easy because buying your domain and hosting – aka starting a blog – is easy
• making money blogging fast is easy
• bloggers can experience overnight success

Each blogger who believes these lies fails, 100% of the time. I know. I observed these deluded types thousands of times over my decade long blogging career. Heck; I was even one of these unrealistic, fantasy-land, la-la land type bloggers for a while. I wanted to get something for nothing. I believed blogging to be as easy as writing and publishing posts and collecting fat pay checks, fast. Continue reading