The challenge was to blog 31 times in 31 days in August. I joined it for many reasons:
- To learn about blogging
- To meet new people and expand my network
- To find out what this is all about
- I learned this is much more complex than just writing. I tried to write a variety over the last 31 days - product research, emotional eating issues, exercises, general fitness and health - but mostly on what I founded my company on - learning to listen to your instinct, your inside voice.
- I met many new people, outside my normal network. I learned how to tweet, even though my son says I am cheating on Facebook. I know just enough to be dangerous now. I am not an expert, but this horse-and-buggy-girl has come a long way in 31 days to understanding the power of blogging and networking.
- I am still trying to figure out what this is all about. I found out that the most important things to me for my blog is to educate and encourage others. One client may have a question about a product and if I can do the research for that client, yet share it with all my clients [and potential clients], then it is a good service that I can provide. One client may have an issue that they are having a hard time dealing with and I can write about it, showing her that she is not alone, and help other people at the same time.
Well, I'm not going to give it up. I am going to continue blogging. I probably won't blog every day or twice a day when I was trying to catch up. I don't want to overwhelm people with information, but I want to keep educating and encouraging others. I don't want to just write about myself either. I want to do what I set out to do:
- Help others who are struggling to lose weight
- Educate and expose the truth about weight loss scams and advertising
- Encourage everyone to live healthy and fit lives
- Has it helped you?
- Was it information overload?
- What would you like to see in my blog?
Sandi Porter
sandi@startwiththeinside.com
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