Freelancing has its perks: pajamas “all the time”, no water-cooler small talk, no boss breathing down your neck, but it can definitely feel like an isolating gig. Often, while writing or researching, you’ll have questions you wish you could run by a coworker and seek someone’s advice. I’d like to talk about how to create that online community and its importance. I’ll include ideas about reaching out even if you’re on the more introverted side or feel undereducated, the benefits of creating connections, and where to find fellow bloggers.
How to Create Your Own Online Community of Bloggers Click To TweetWhen Bloggers Need a Break From Blogging
Blogging is easy, so many people say. But anyone who actually blogs to reach their goals and succeed knows that blogging can be a daunting task at times. While the definition of goals and success may differ from blogger to blogger, at the end of the day, one needs virtual elbow grease to get where they want to.
That being said, there are times when bloggers need to take a break from what they do day in and day out. Office workers get the weekend off. They get weeks of paid vacation. Bloggers who work for themselves and/or do freelance work don’t get that luxury – unless they purposefully schedule a break. [Read more…]
