Something Creative

I’ve always held true that if you have a blog, you must have something creative to say. If you have something incredibly creative to say, you gain an audience. If that audience likes you well enough, you quickly gain a following. With followings come blogs and caring people who love what you put out there for free, out there in the blogosphere. I’ve been doing this for nearly eight years. My blogs have seen me through cancer, addiction, college, motherhood, loverhood, and everything else that could possibly happen to someone in eight years. Think about that. What has happened to you in the last eight years? Are you the same person you were in 2000? If not, what changed you? 9/11? A personal tragedy? A failed relationship? A successful relationship? What molded you into the person that you are today?

I think about what happened to me since I started blogging and all the hours and energy I have poured into this hobby of mine. Do I still do this for me? I don’t think that I do. I don’t think anyone who blogs anymore strictly do it for themselves. You do it to hold an audience. You do it to get a personal gain. One higher than the self-satisfaction of knowing that you are keeping people entertained. I blog for the people who enjoy what I have to say. I blog for the people who appreciate the energy and time that I pour into my sites so that they may be the best that they can possibly be. Have you walked away with something positive from my blog? Could others say the same about your’s?

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