I wholeheartedly agree! A journal is another great way to document your thoughts, but blogging is more valuable since it brings other voices into the chorus.

I agree. Let the content flow with authenticity. I blog to tell my story. It’s still more of an online journal than a soapbox for me.

The work put in is meaningful and in some ways masterful as it’s a part of my authentic self as shared with others. So with that and reading how you accepted the change as it occurred with your content. I’m inclined to do the same, just let the content continue to flow forth as life continues to evolve. With the intent to continue to write with authenticity.

Isn’t it crazy how much you start thinking about money once you start writing about it? I mean intuitively it makes perfect sense, but it’s still hard for me to believe how much of an impact it’s made on my life and my decisions. I’m so glad you are seeing the effects too!

It’s so true! I think the personal ties and connections in the blogging community make it feel so much more achievable than articles in the newspaper or even books. Finding fellow bloggers and commenters with similar goals makes you think “if they can do it I can do it too.” I gathered the information that would help me personally and left the other stuff behind. It sounds like your experience has been similar. Plus I’ve met amazing people along the way!