I am apologizing in advance- I do not intend for this blog to become Coronapalooza.
But it's what is on my mind today.
As I mentioned a couple of times on the blog so far, my intent for the month of March was to write a blog post every day. It was advice that I received from a pretty savvy blogger and blog marketer Julie Nowell of (among other projects) BluntMoms. Since March 1, I have written a blog post on this blog every day. (You may have noticed an uptick!) And I have noticed an uptick on my stats.
I missed the opportunity to blog yesterday. I think I will blame Coronavirus! (Why not, it's for blame for everything else!) It's not really the viruses fault, but I did actually write a blog post, it just wasn't for this website. It was for our school PTA website, which I manage and write for. (and by manage, I mean I'm the only one that knows how to get on it or use it-- which is something that I need to fix.)
The blog post is here: https://disneyschoolpta.wordpress.com/2020/03/15/covid-19-update-from-dr-riskus/
So the question remains, do I still have a streak of writing every day, if it didn't appear on the blog? Am I a failure? I'd say yes (to having a streak, and no to being a failure.)
I have ten or 15 projects, with blogs for a lot of them (and most of them are moribund.) In my ideal world, I'd write a blog post on each of them, everyday, but I've got other stuff going on.
I do feel I need to get more methodical/systematic about writing, but it will come. And as long as I'm writing everyday-- that's the real win!
This is a question that my doctor asked me regarding my working out streak (back when it was 60 days in a row) "Are you doing it for the streak, or you doing it for you."
I mean the answer is a little bit of both, right?
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