It appears that our friends at WordPress.com have changed the post composer. Your posting options and settings are on the right while there is more room on the left to create awesome works of genius and inspiration. I am OK with change as long as it makes sense.
We all have habits. Things we do as a routine. Life is a pattern of activity where people can be predictable. A pattern can be a blueprint in making something too where you have to abide by boundaries and directions. Following a pattern can lead to success or lead to being in a rut.
I am thinking that WordPress.com is a great social network for bloggers. Everyone here is bringing something special and unique into the blogosphere. The people here like writing in long-form about things they love and care about.
I am finding that as we blog we are making connections with like-minded people who are sharing with the world a little of who we are. It’s those links that make blogging fun and rewarding. Anytime you discover a new blogger who you like its like uncovering gold and you establish new friendships with people around the world. I am grateful for the people I have connected with over the years and It’s humbling that they like me too. Bloggers are among my favorite people and there are some I have become big fans of and its great to have a mutual admiration society that is welcoming and understanding.
If you are returning to blogging after a blogging hiatus I welcome you back. It’s a great time to be blogging again. Look around to see what others are posting about to get some ideas to bring to your blog. Have fun with it. You have been missed. Keep on blogging good people.
Everyone has those insecurities and uncertainties that makes them question their abilities. We are also uncertain about others and what they are able to do. Doubt is a feeling that we all have about things internal and external. We even have doubts about things that we hope will happen but realize they have a strong chance at not panning out. One could say that doubt can be the absence of faith or trust but there seems to be more to it than that. Our attitude can determine how things come out in the end though, no doubt about it.
Sometimes you have to find your center. It’s that special place that keeps you on an even keel. There are days when you feel off balance and you have to find that place that gives you stability. Whether it be through meditation or prayer or other means finding your center is important for everyone. Centering brings your life into focus and into where you are at the moment in the place where you are spiritually and physically. Being in the center keeps the chaos away.
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