Personal Development Blog

Thanks to Vivien I have an entertaining reading of 8 Bits of Truth About Blogging where she tells about pros and cons of addictive blogging. I stated my driving stimulae previously, and presently they can be outlined as follows:

1. Communication. I enjoy being viewed and contacted by advanced and well-educated bloggers and readers. I like a feeling of being a part of the ever-growing online community.

2. Urge to study. I cannot keep studying hard enough if no results are estimated in some way or another. If I can share what I learnt then I feel the knowledge is realized and injected in my inner self. Then I progress. My intellect grows.

3. Learning English and writing. I keep this as a separate point from urge to study as I want to reach a level of a native English-speaking person. And I feel that ability to write effectively and to the point is extremely important for my personal growth.

4. Ability to help others. That is a little idealistic at the moment as I am a neophyte at the field and can hardly help anyone. But as I get on further levels, I hope to be of use.

5. Earning by learning. That is a motto of Self Made Minds. And it corresponds to my feeling of success. Even though I earn a little online as compared to my offline business, this money come to me out of the blue, and are a product of my intelligence and creativity. And they are likely to grow exponentially if I do the right things.

6. Spirit of a game. It keeps me enthusiastic and  in expectation of some wonder. Baiting here and there, exchanging links and reviews, high rank site quotations make it a game with unpredictable and entertaining results. Even though I do not have any tangible success to boast about, I am an optimist.

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