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    Blogger's Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines: Bloggers Quick Guides, #1
    Blogger's Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines: Bloggers Quick Guides, #1
    Blogger's Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines: Bloggers Quick Guides, #1
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    Blogger's Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines: Bloggers Quick Guides, #1

    By Rebecca Livermore

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    How to use writing rituals and routines to be a more productive and successful blogger

    Let’s face it; blogging is hard work, and finding the motivation to blog consistently can be hard to come by, but without consistency, no blogger succeeds.

    Think about it! One thing that all successful bloggers have in common is consistency, and for many of them, writing rituals and routines are what keep them motivated and on track with their blogging.

    The great news is, anyone -- even people with very limited time to blog -- can publish blog content consistently.

    The key isn’t great writing skills, fancy degrees, or buckets of free time. The key is developing a custom-designed blogging routine that works for you.

    In the Blogger’s Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines, you’ll discover a step-by-step plan to creating your personal blogging routine, which will result in:


    • Getting rid of mental clutter and freeing your mind to write

    • Beating writer's block

    • Reducing blog-related anxiety

    • Scheduling writing time without being a slave to your calendar

    • Meeting your word count goals even when you have days with zero time to write

    • Growing your blog content in as little as 15 minutes a day

    • Getting more blogging done by getting away from it all

    • Nurturing your blogging soul

    • . . . and so much more!




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    Learning the secrets of blogging rituals and routines won’t take you all day.


    When I polled my readers, I learned that people want content delivered in bite-size pieces, that can be quickly consumed. This inspired me to create my Blogger’s Quick Guide Series. The books in this series are 15,000 words or less, and can be read in about an hour or two. Writing prompts are included for those who want to spend more time reflecting on the content of each chapter.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherProfessional Content Creation
    Release dateDec 6, 2017
    ISBN9781386851707
    Blogger's Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines: Bloggers Quick Guides, #1
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    Rebecca Livermore

    Rebecca Livermore is a bestselling author, blogger, and the cofounder of Ordinary Believer, a ministry focused on helping "everyday" Christians apply biblical truths in meaningful ways. She has been married to her husband, Chuck, for more than 30 years and is the mother of two young adults who affectionately nicknamed her, "Hot Rod Mama."

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      Blogger's Quick Guide to Writing Rituals and Routines - Rebecca Livermore

      A Note About My Blogger’s Quick Guide Series

      I’m busy. You’re busy. We’re all busy. And when I polled my email list to find out what my audience wanted, the overwhelming response was in favor of short pieces that are very focused on a specific topic. That feedback is what inspired me to write a series of shorter books, and from there, my Blogger’s Quick Guide series was born!

      All of my blogging-related books that are on the shorter side (10,000 words or less), so if you’re looking for a quick read, these are the ones you’ll want to go for.

      My Gift to You

      As a thank you for purchasing this book, I want to give you my eCourse, The Five Secrets to Developing the Blogging Habit, absolutely free!

      To get your complimentary eCourse delivered right to your inbox, click here or go to http://professionalcontentcreation.com/blogginghabit.

      Chapter 1: The Power of Blogging Rituals

      A lot of people think of something mystical when they hear the words, blogging ritual. For instance, they may think of something like burning incense, candles, Gregorian chants, meditation, and other mystical things.

      But when I write about blogging rituals, that's not what I mean, although if burning candles or incense or doing other mystical things works for you, they can certainly be a part of your blogging ritual!

      Let me let you in on a little secret: ritual is a more sexy sounding word for routine. In fact, your blogging rituals can be no frills, and may even be considered boring by someone else, and yet be very effective for you.

      The bottom line is that at least when it comes to blogging, the word, ritual, and the word, routine can be used interchangeably, so what you call them doesn't matter.

      The thing that will make a difference is actually making rituals and routines part of your blogging process in order to increase your blogging enjoyment and productivity.

      Here are a few of the benefits of putting into practice the various blogging rituals and routines that I write about in this book.

      Blogging rituals will help you get into the grove and beat writer's block.

      As an example, if you do a certain action, such as brewing a particular tea blend, or sharpening pencils, or doing some stretching exercises immediately before you start to blog, whenever you start doing those actions in preparation for blogging, your mind and heart will immediately transition into blogging mode before you even turn on your computer!

      Blogging rituals provide a sense of being in control.

      Routines are the exact opposite of randomness and a lack of stability. Rather than allowing life and circumstances to dictate your behavior, rituals put you in the driver's seat as you take control over the blogging process.

      Blogging rituals reduce anxiety.

      Have you ever noticed that children thrive with routines? The reason is that routines naturally reduce anxiety because they let you know exactly what to expect. This reduced anxiety is a natural outcome of the two previous benefits of being in control, and overcoming writer's block. If you have good blogging rituals in place, you won't be filled with anxiety when you sit down to write.

      Blogging rituals get rid of mental clutter and free your mind to write.

      Mental clutter is a huge hindrance to getting things

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