Giving enlightenment on sharing experiences of coping with his/her weakness
As a reader I'm curious what to do with his or her weakness.
I have known this through experiences of sharing advices on the posts of our office blogs.
One day I checked a blog post by my co-worker. It was a fine article, but I was curious about how he was going to do with his weakness stated in the end of the post, so I asked a question.
After the improvement, the blog gave us far better impression than originally written.
Basically I have sympathy for a person's weakness. When I read someone's blog I won't criticize because he or she has a weakness. I also have lots of weakness.
On the other hand when I read a blog if something enlightening is on it, I'll appreciate it and chances are I may be a repeater of the blog.
As to my blog, I'm focusing now on my weakness and hard experiences caused by my weakness. I write them because I want to. I have a motivation for it. It may be not bad to set my motivation the first priority, and keeping my motivation is important all the time whatever priority for it be.
But I ask for myself, have I ever considered the readers' motivation in writing this blog?
The experience of improving an article for the office blog has gave me the enlightenment, with which I may be able to improve my blog for the future, by thinking readers' enlightenment and motivations.
I have known this through experiences of sharing advices on the posts of our office blogs.
One day I checked a blog post by my co-worker. It was a fine article, but I was curious about how he was going to do with his weakness stated in the end of the post, so I asked a question.
After the improvement, the blog gave us far better impression than originally written.
Basically I have sympathy for a person's weakness. When I read someone's blog I won't criticize because he or she has a weakness. I also have lots of weakness.
On the other hand when I read a blog if something enlightening is on it, I'll appreciate it and chances are I may be a repeater of the blog.
As to my blog, I'm focusing now on my weakness and hard experiences caused by my weakness. I write them because I want to. I have a motivation for it. It may be not bad to set my motivation the first priority, and keeping my motivation is important all the time whatever priority for it be.
But I ask for myself, have I ever considered the readers' motivation in writing this blog?
The experience of improving an article for the office blog has gave me the enlightenment, with which I may be able to improve my blog for the future, by thinking readers' enlightenment and motivations.
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