Thinking Out Loud (And On Paper) About Blogging.
Blogging has its challenges — like everything else in life, to be sure.
(Interesting way to open a post on a site dedicated to ‘heath and fitness’, isn’t it??)
I battle with it all the time.
There’s so much I feel like sharing. So much I want to share, with the off chance that I help just 1 person, 1 time and it makes their life better.
Then learning about ‘how to run a business effectively’ gets in the way. You learn what works best vs. what doesn’t. You learn: “I think you should do things this way — not that.”
You learn to stick to one specific topic – your area of expertise – and make the website about that because this builds relevance in the eyes of your readers (and the eyes of Google), and keeps everybody coming back for more . . . presumably because they ‘like’ you, and, well, because they know what they’re going to get.
The thing is, for me, being a coach encapsulates so many different areas of interest, information and knowledge to pass on, that it’s hard for me to pick exactly what to write about!
Stick to exercise? Nutrition? Health? Psychology? Lifestyle? Enlightenment?
Short posts? Long Posts? Anecdotal posts? Technical, scientifically-backed posts? Use thoughts I ‘own’? Or employ the work of fellow professionals and friends?
Does it matter, as long as the purpose is served? (That purpose being: helping others to have better lives, with the hope that ’sharing my perspective and expertise’ becomes contagious, enabling me to reach and help a growing web of people.)
Does it matter, as long as all that I do comes from the heart . . . and that it’s always being presented with the best intentions regardless of how readers react to it?
Of course not!
So, I need to get to writing then.
Writing about: Nutrition. Health. Lifestyle. Psychology. Exercise. Enlightenment.
Writing long posts. Short posts. Anecdotal posts. Scientifically-backed posts. ‘Borrowed’ posts and my own posts.
All these topics. All these presentation styles . . .
All that matters is that it’s transparent, and that it’s dedicated to helping others to enhance their lives mentally, emotionally, spiritually and, of course, physically . . .
Because that’s what my purpose and passion is all about.









