Stop Dreaming Start Doing

Today is an important day to me undoubtedly and it gets added into my memorable days list. Yes, exactly a month before I have signed up for 30 days blog challenge, initiated by Sarah Arrow and Kevin Arrow. They are rendering marvellous service for the bloggers (especially for beginners) to understand their writing values and strength not only for them but also for others across the globe. There are many things to be highlighted in this challenge, instantly which pop up in my mind is encouraging the reader and writers to do more on their part. Acknowledging others work by providing comments, giving likes, sharing the post etc.

Every blogger will come across the “Bloggers Block” at the early stage. The only way to overcome this block is to write, write and write that’s it. This basic idea is professionally wrapped up in this challenge. 30 posts for 30 days will completely change your attitude and vision towards writing. At the end of 30 days, you will not be a beginner never you can clearly see the change in your writing definitely. Apart from writing, there are many things line-up in this challenge like, acquire reader, increase traffic, brand marketing, monetizing your blog etc.

In 30 days blog challenge Facebook page, there are many writers from amateur to novice are participating either to expand their horizon or explore their idea whatever it may be. All gets benefited what they wish for at the time of joining. With this 30 blog posts, I experienced that my writing is steadily progressing towards professionalism. Now I feel very confident to write a post on any topic. Cultivating confidence is really challenging but, if you are a determinant person anything can be achieved.

I will never say this is an end instead this is the beginning and still lot more ways to go. At this moment, I want to recall some lines from a poem written by our former leader that is

Woods are lovely dark and deep
But I have promises to keep
Miles to go before I sleep
And miles to go before I sleep

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Thursday, 26 November 2015