How to blog
You may be dealing with a poop load of blogging resistance.
Because you don’t work a “real job” according to some people.
I know.
When new to blogging, family and friends asked me when I was going to land a real job. A job that paid the bills. A job that afforded me generous medical benefits.
Even today, some folks believe I am sitting on a computer all day long, dawdling around, passing the time doing something silly, or trivial.
5:09 PM.
Friday evening.
I just returned home from New York City.
I pondered a few ideas after responding to comments on Blogging From Paradise and commenting on a few top blogs.
What would I do next?
1 idea immediately popped into my mind: write a guest post.
I love writing guest posts. I love helping people. I love giving. I love getting too. I enjoy earning money. I enjoy receiving blog comments. I enjoy seeing traffic flow to my blog. All good. All fun.
“Ryan, can you get me on Forbes?”
“Ryan, who do I have to talk to for a feature on Entrepreneur?”
I get these emails and social media messages regularly. Way too regularly.
I sometimes ignore the messages outright. Too much desperation. But sometimes I respond with the simple message to create and connect persistently, for years, to gain the right, the privilege, and to pay your dues to appear on such world famous sites.
After reading this brilliant blog post by Gary Vaynerchuk I wanted to share 1 profitable, prospering, powerful secret of super successful bloggers.
Data loss in recent times has become a serious threat to businesses. As computer equipment and associated storage organs become integral part of economic activities, it is becoming increasingly difficult to go without cries of loss of critical data. Sometimes, folks delete files or completely format their storage devices by accident.
I am where I am today because I became a magnet to opportunity.
For many years though, this was not the case.
I could never seem to find opportunities anywhere, for guest posting, for commenting on good blogs and for finding customers and clients.
But I eventually turned things around by following these 5 tips.
Someone once bought a penthouse for over $50 million USD down the block from here, where we are living in NYC for a few weeks.
OK; it was a long time ago. But it was still $50,000,000. Or something in that neighborhood.
My wife Kelli and I are house sitting for a cute little dog and cat on the Upper West Side of New York City, right by Central Park West. This is some of the most expensive real estate on earth.
Life is good. Life is sweet.
But it wasn’t always this way for me.
I had to face, embrace and release 3 tough blogging truths I did not want to hear many years ago to create this fun, freeing lifestyle.