I remember asking so many questions.
How much money can I earn from it?
How can I attract readers?
What should I write about?
What should my blog be about?
How can I make it successful?
The more questions I asked, the more I realized that blogging was a daunting task. Thus, instead of starting it, I procrastinated. I asked more questions and I started having more doubts. In the end, the plan didn't materialize. Nothing was ever done because all I did was ask.
Don't get me wrong. There is nothing wrong about asking. In fact, we do need to ask questions. We learn more when we question things. Our failure to act is the problem. Oftentimes, this is the result of our insecurities, hesitations, doubts and fears. We are afraid of failure. We want to be 100% sure of everything. We want to win without realizing that success doesn't come without failures. We are afraid of committing mistakes when mistakes are the best teachers. This is true, in my case. My "what ifs" were the reason why I was hesitating and procrastinating. It's crazy. I know that if I want to get things done, I should stop entertaining my doubts and just do what I have to do.
Now, I have decided to blog. It's a big step. I am conquering my demons. I am overcoming my doubts and fears. Sure, I'll commit mistakes but I will learn and I'll be good at this.
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Looking pensive at Lake Pukaki in New Zealand |
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