A little while back, I published a post here about the difference between writing and blogging.
Because I’d shared my thoughts on what that means earlier last year, I decided to open up the question to the readers and subscribers of the blog.
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This past weekend, I pretty much completely switched off from social, turned my phone off, and focused solely on my family.
On Sunday, we went to my wife’s aunt and uncle’s for Easter dinner, and a chance to bring together the various parts of my wife’s family around the same table.
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When you create content – either written, visual, or aural – you hope that people will read/watch/listen and enjoy.
The added benefit is if that content consumer shares with their friends, or recommends your content to others, more people become aware of what you’re trying to do.
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In his book Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers, and Emo, Andy Greenwald shares the words of Joe Carroll from punk band The Insurgent, when describing what punk means to him.
It?s funny how our mindsets change with the onset of age. Or experience. Or a mixture of both.
Take social media. When it first started gaining traction with the masses around 2009, it was seen as ?the great connector? ? a way for everyone to share, learn, support, and more.
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