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I am experiencing a season
of change. I’m exploring sides of my self long-neglected, like
my writer-self, my tree-climbing self. Maybe even my teacher self?
I wanted to keep this momentum of change and bring more intention to
my day-to-day.
So I started a new blog.
Blogging isn’t new to me.
I’ve been blogging about food and recipes for a long time now.
But I’ve been reading many more ‘life’ blogs lately, and it’s
something I wanted to do too.
Yay me! I could be saying.
Please come visit my blog and leave lots of encouraging comments!
But here’s the thing.
Why would you care? I am really struggling with this idea that
a blog should give value to a reader, and I’m not sure what you would
see of value in my ramblings. I’m blessed. I’m not a
survivor of anything, I’m not about to throw in my day job, and I
don’t even have any kids to add to the cute factor. I’m not
plying my trade as a professional writer or graphic designer.
I’m not even a single girl searching for love. I’m 30, married,
professional and looking to stretch my comfort zone and see how I grow.
That’s all.
So instead of saying ‘come
look at my new shiny blog!’ I’d like to pitch a question to
all the personal, life bloggers out there.
How do you get past the ‘so
what?’ How do you feel you provide value to your readers, or
am I framing this completely wrong? How can I find confidence
that it’s worth it?
And, you know, if you’d like
to stop by and leave a comment, that’d make my day.
