I feel the need to expand upon my recent post, entitled When Positivity Feels Fake.
The fact is, I continue to go through extreme challenges, health problems, and so much that I find terrifying and overwhelming. My positive outlook is 100% authentic – and yet, sometimes I don’t feel this way at all, or even close. The future appears dark and uninviting. At times, it’s hard to even see a future. And yet, I do – of course I do.
In terms of consciously appearing more positive online than I really feel – yes, I continue to do this. In many respects, it helps me. And I haven’t particularly reduced the time that I spend on social media, as I indicated I might. Social media can be draining at times, but on balance, it benefits me, and I deeply value the connections I’m able to make, in this way. It’s also a distraction. So, I don’t know which way I will go with it all, but for now, I will remain active online, as and when.
My novel? Not forgotten, but it’s not easy right now. I definitely don’t plan to abandon the project, long-term.
And the blog – well, here I am, right? I hope to start producing more writing craft related posts, in the future. Whatever happens, it would be good to continue with the blog, in some form. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who gives positive feedback, about the blog’s content. It means the world to me, and encourages me to keep going.
I would just like to mention how amazing I’m finding Pinterest. In recent days, my traffic has reached an all-time high, and almost all of it is coming from Pinterest. If you’re a blogger, and you aren’t on there yet, then you should start up an account right now. That simple.
More from me soon. Sending love and best wishes to you all. I appreciate you so much.
My post about health issues, self-acceptance, and being a writer relates.
So so hard to stay positive, and important to allow yourself the downs. It all does come back around. Interesting what you said about Pinterest. I’ve been posting there but hardly had any traffic. What’s your trick?
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I don’t think there’s one specific trick or technique that leads to success on Pinterest. Most of my posts on there don’t get much or any response, but when a post does gain traction, the results are seriously impressive. I did write a post about using Pinterest as a writer, hyperlinked from this post, so that may be of interest. Staying positive is an ongoing battle, pretty much. Thank you for reading and commenting. 😃
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