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Blogging has an intrinsic occupational hazard. Because you’re working on the Web, the world’s biggest distraction you can fritter away more time than you realize.
Here are some great tips about being more productive in your blogging…
Like using an ordinary kitchen timer to bring you back to reality, saving time by working offline, and other ideas to get you thinking “productivity”.
What’s your greatest barrier to productivity as a blogger? Leave a comment!
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Simon on December 3rd, 2007 at 9:20 am
Finding the time is an obvious concern, between the day to ritual of marketing and Site updates. I guess the timer idea could work, but I would then need to find the time to set it. LOL.
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David B. Bohl at SlowDownFAST.com on December 4th, 2007 at 3:04 pm
Chuck,
I find blogging to be incredibly stimulating, but only when there’s a give-and-take. It’s the feedback – good and bad – that I adore.
As a result, I get very involved in commenting and replying, often times with no idea how much time has passed. I’ve had to limit my activities to a couple of hours a day lest I won’t get anything else accomplished.
David