My personal oneliner - Part 1 - What do i have to offer
My personal oneliner
@Henkjan de Krijger asked in his blog the following question: "What is your personal oneliner?" I watched the video inclosed his post which was very interesting to watch. While watching it, various ideas bubbled up in me to develop it further in blog parts. My personal oneliner is ... People often think they have little to offer and yes I think everyone including myself has doubts about their blogs from time to time, but the key is in how you present yourself, how you motivate and recommend each other to grow as a blogger. Do you want to take up this challenge to get the best out of yourself and others? I would like to show you my ways of growing as a blogger. Let's grow together on Yoors!
What do i have to offer
When I started as a novice blogger six years ago, I knew nothing about blogging or writing on the internet. At first, I didn't wonder if I would be able to write at all, but out of curiosity, I started my first blog. It was a recipe. I would post a photo of a recipe and then another blog about nature and so I went through all the subjects that were divided into groups and which I thought would be interesting to write about. But after a while, I got the feeling whether this would be enough to grow as a blogger. I began to doubt whether this was the path I wanted to take as a blogger. I noticed that I was becoming less active and that I was losing the overview. It was too much, too diverse and a bit too empty in my opinion. I decided to take a critical look at my writing, but that turned out not to be the only key to becoming a good blogger. It was not only about daring to look critically at your writing, but even more important was to dare to look critically at yourself. I asked myself the following questions:
"Who am I?" "What do I want to show?" "What do I want to achieve? "Who do I want to reach?
Why we do have doubts about ourselves
Why do we have doubts about ourselves? Oh yes I had those doubts as a blogger. Questions that came to my mind were:
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