Fair is fair. Distributing your own and others' content isn't a bite-sized chunk of “We'll do that for a while”
No, you have to work hard for that. It's also true that you don't always have an influence on how the reader looks at your work or that of others or finds it so interesting to click through. But in those almost eight years that I have now been creating and distributing content, I have learned that you can indeed influence your development as a content creator.

The great news is: “It's always possible, even better every day” Let that be exactly the challenge I like to take on. That's learning. Really, we never stopped learning, and therefore not in the online world where, in addition to my normal life, I live a lot of hours. How have I done it over the past few years as a blogger, Yoors dealer?

I'll take you on my journey as a content creator. That's traveling and more! I see it as a routine that I have built and that is already so set up that it has only become a treat for me to do. Especially when you see that you are still growing every day. My motto is: see, read, taste, discover and build. If I can do it, so can you! It's really not difficult. It just takes a little time from you and discipline. And what is time? You also have an influence on this, to use it as usefully as possible. You can learn discipline by making a “choice” to “really” do it and continue. It's your turn!

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The Inexperienced Blogger

Yes, that was me about eight years ago. I knew nothing about blogging. Yes, I knew the word, but that was it.
I always thought: “You take a text, add a photo and access the internet. Very simple. Actually, that's basically what it is, even if you take a quick look at it. If you take a deeper look at it, you will discover that you want the blog to be complete, there are many more things important to that blog and they also make sense. But as an inexperienced blogger, I mainly made a lot of different things, such as uploading photos, recipes, art, everything. Back then, there was no goal or direction at all.

The inexperienced blogger set out to discover

As an inexperienced blogger, I went on a journey of discovery in the online world, because I wanted to do more blogging. I was going to ask myself: “Who am I really and where do I want to go” “Which direction do I want to go”. That was not an easy job and, honestly, I still have a feeling that overwhelms me with “What do I really want” Somehow I know, but types like me are, on the one hand, very strict and follow discipline and do certain things according to a routine, and on the other hand, they are doubters who are not good at choosing and would like to do everything at once. Can't! Yes, it's possible! Those two voices are sometimes shouting in that busy head of mine.

Previously, it did stress me out. Not anymore these days. I can laugh at both and try to make them work together. How do I do that? By putting my love in both of my own. This way, I keep the routine and stay focused on the other stimulus that requires a lot of love from me, and that is the creative side and the music. I also give them both time. I said that very consciously to myself. I'm good at both and want to cherish them both, so I'm giving myself the time to further develop both talents. That was liberating for me. I also released that time pressure by not spending time on it at all, but because of the love I put into giving them the space to develop. So I make adjustments every now and then, but I also trust myself that it will be okay. I am a firm believer that something that comes from your deepest inner self is “real” and so “pure” that if you “really” want it and allow it into your life, it is “empire”. An enrichment not only for yourself, but also for others.

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