Most of us have struggled at one time or another with maintaining momentum on their blog/s. The reasons for it are many...

Here's an introduction to a series of posts on the topic of Maintaining Momentum in blogging (at the request of a number of readers of late).

In today’s episode, we’re continuing our series of blogger stories. I wanna introduce you to a friend of mine, who, back in 2008, started a blog that would document what she was having for dinner every night in the hope that it will help others on a budget to cook affordable, healthy meals for their families as well. It’s such a simple idea but one that this blogger has grown into a blog with millions of readers and six figure income. 

Hear a little bit more about their blogging journey as they share:

• a mistake they made starting out
• something they’re grateful that they did
• a tip for new bloggers
• something good that’s happened since they started.

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Back in November of 2002 when I first hit ‘publish’ on my original (and short lived) Blogspot Blog I did so believing that this ‘blogging thing’, which I’d only just heard of, would be a bit of fun. I started for a number of reasons but in short it was curiosity and the hope of a new hobby and perhaps some new connections that drew me to it. At the time I was working three jobs.

Over time, through hard work and discipline, using the techniques I’m going to share with you in these courses, my blogs have grown from a hobby (some would say an obsession), to a part-time, then a full-time job, all the way through to a fully fledged business employing a team of people.