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“Over here we measure success by how many people successful next to you/ Here we say you broke if everybody else broke except for you.” — “Boss” by The Carters
I am determined to make 2019 my most successful year yet, but I can’t count 2019 as a win unless you’re winning, too.
Here are some things I think you should do to be successful in 2019 and how See Jane Write can help you with each step.
Each year, I challenge the readers of See Jane Write who blog to publish a new blog post every day in the month of November. I call this challenge #BlogLikeCrazy and, trust me, the process certainly lives up to its name. But I’m so glad that every year several ladies (and gentlemen) join the fun.
Today I salute the #BlogLikeCrazy All-Stars for 2018 — the bloggers who succeeded in giving their readers new content every day in November.
I did it! I published a new blog post every day for 30 days and another successful #bloglikecrazy is in the books. So, what’s next?
As you’re out shopping over the next few days for all the family and friends on your holiday list, don’t forget to buy a little something for yourself — and your blog. Here are a few Black Friday deals you don’t want to miss out on and deals you can take advantage of without fighting a crowd.
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It’s working. It’s really working!
Last month I confessed that I, the woman who’s always trying to get other women to blog, was fed up with blogging. When I first started blogging over a decade ago it was simply for the love of the written word. Then blogging became a business and each post had to be strategic or it was considered a waste of time. At first, I loved the business side of blogging. Then I started to loathe it.
In fact, I even thought about not hosting the #bloglikecrazy challenge this year. But then I had an idea. I decided that I would try to use the challenge to rekindle my love for blogging. And I would do so by taking these 30 days to not worry about writing strategic blog posts but to instead write posts that — whether fun or heartfelt — were authentic, transparent and true.
And it’s working!