A few notes on daily blogging

Maybe I’m weird, but it just feels good. It feels good to reclaim my turf. It feels good to have a spot to think out loud in public where people aren’t spitting and shitting all over the place.

A few notes on daily blogging

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Austin Kleon on daily blogging February 21, 2018 Austin Kleon: Also, quite frankly, Twitter turned into a cesspool almost overnight. My friend Alan Jacobs was very vocal about his split from Twitter, and after reading his vibrant blog and new book, How To Think, I just decided to give daily blogging a go again, and this time, to do it on my URL, on my old-school WordPress blog, like the old days, when blogging actually meant something to me. Also With blogging, I’m not so sure it’s about quantity as much as it’s about frequency: for me, there’s something kind of magical about posting once a day. Good things happen. Something small every dayleads to something big. (Seth Godin has championed daily bloggingfor years—he just passed his 7000th post.) /via Jeremy Keith #austin kleon #blogging #jeremy keith View all posts Leave a Reply Cancel reply Comment Name * Email * Website Respond on your own site? Send me a Webmention by writing something on your website that links to this post and then enter your post URL below.

# Monday, April 23rd, 2018 at 7:31pm

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