Have there been moments where you wanted to quit, what was it? And what kept you going?

Have you ever thought about quitting blogging? Not once. I have learned so much about both information technology and knitting. And readers’ feedback and Have there been comments, you also learn from them.

That feeling when someone “speaks the same language” is so satisfying. It’s pretty awesome when you get to solve someone else’s problem or publish a technique that is very helpful to others as well.

So far I’ve only done this as a hobby, but you never know what the future holds. Only last month I published the first instructions for sale and there will certainly be more Have there been. 

Check out Pirjo’s blog, social media and models here:

 

Thank you very much Pirjo and we hope for many readers in the coming years as well!

How to write interestingly, i.e. how to avoid jargon, liirumlaarum and clichés?

23.6% of my weekly newsletter India Phone Number List readers experience challenges with writing a blog. One of the biggest challenges they felt was how to write expertly but interestingly, so that the reader can read the post from start to finish.

In this post you will get the answers Have there been to the following questions [as long as you read the post with thought]:

• What does quality content really look like?
• What makes a text interesting?
• How to prevent similarity to other blogs of the same topic or field?
• Have there been moments where you wanted to quit, what was it? And what kept you going?

The bad news is this:

When you write interestingly, your competitors and sometimes even colleagues steal your ideas, write the same content with slightly different words and put it on the air.

An unfortunate phenomenon Phone Number List Have there been moments where you wanted to quit, what was it? And what kept you going? that repeats itself in Have there been Have there been all content from videos to texts such as TikTok and Reels videos. However, that doesn’t mean that your competitors and colleagues are better writers than you.

It is always easier to copy than to start from scratch. When you see these other contents, you think that they write much more interestingly than you, so you avoid writing after that Have there been moments where you wanted to quit, what was it? And what kept you going?.