Well, I’d say start with a manageable plan. For example, I started off this blog with daily text posts, and now that’s what people expect from me — most importantly, what I expect from myself. It became overwhelming, considering I have three other blogs and a handful of new clients.

Instead, I could have thrown in a few shorter posts, done an audio, some video… you get the picture — I should be doing whatever I can to make the workflow easier on me, without entirely abandoning my mission.

Because if you don’t what happens when, for reasons good or bad, you need new clients? It’s the equivalent of saying to a suitor that was interested in you “hey, I know I ignored you for two months, you still want to go out now?” If you’re lucky and they really, really like you — you still have a shot. But if they didn’t get a chance to know you in the first place?

ACK-ward.

@Renny,

Hm. I was saying that blog island was a Bad place. And if you’re commenting on other blogs, you’re not treating your blog like an island… so ???

The greatest way to meet people, getting to know them, make friends and share about our daily life — from all over the world. This interaction and knowledge helps to build down cultural and religious barriers and even more; the more you share, the more you get.
It’s just like Networking; A Givers Gain.

If you like to explore my spot of the island — about Norway and the Nordic countries, you’re always welcome over