Reasons Why I Should Blog

Today, thoughts raised through my brain. I’m finally realizing what entails the work that I am doing as an on-line project support. It’s been a year since I chose that career path, but never took advantage of exploring what goes beyond just managing people.

And now, I’m listing my reasons why I should blog and get connected with people.

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Why should I blog?

Network and socialize. I have to admit I’m guilty of being unsocial for almost four years now. Any computer is my best bud. I can’t go out because of my domestic responsibilities. I work while I take care of my kids. Well, not really unsocial but I spend most of my social life talking to friends at my social networking accounts. I go out with them once in a while but Internet is the easier access. Blogging would be an awesome way to update them in detail on what’s going with my life.

I don’t want to be stressed. My work involves managing people remotely, and to keep me sane about the toxicity I encounter at work, I should blog. But I should be discreet about this. Just feelings, and nothing more than feelings. There are certain things that we should vent out but keep the secrecy of the details. I’m a workaholic and I just love killing myself with work. That’s my pastime.

Recently, I had this thought of publishing myself to the world as a self-professed control freak and thought it was not a bad idea. Writing is such a therapy.

Share my ideas. Let’s face it! Anyone and everyone I know loves to be heard about certain topics and ideas. I certainly would love to share a thing or two about how project managers feel when employees get late or would love to tell persons like me go about understanding certain types of people when it comes to work.

Probably I could also share the things I find great on the Internet like a good and free e-Book, productivity tool or website. I’m not talking about reviews, you selfish you. I just wanted to share it out into the world.

Discover what the virtual world has in store for me. Since I started out as a freelancer, I know that the Internet has more to offer me. I just have to discover the potential it brings and I also have to discover where I’m good at. For me, it has helped in so many ways I never imagined before that I never thought was possible. Growing intellectually and practically is one of the reasons why I thank the world wide web.

One of my inspirations is CopyBlogger, because it’s very encouraging to read the excellently resourceful posts and it just makes my day. I have a lot of interests like copy-writing,web design, and a lot more. But I didn’t get much to explore on those areas, and I can’t say I can do them all. So probably, if I try to blog and get as much information as I like, then blogging could be a start of something beautiful.

I guess this is just a few of my reasons why I should blog. It’s a matter of just expressing myself, discovering new things and making myself grow into a more or less sane person. I would love to keep myself together rather than staring at the four corners of our house.

So now, how about you? Why do you blog? Would love to hear your thoughts on this, so drop in your comments!