New start of blog 10 years after I initially opened

If you don't begin to write something, you can't join forever. This is one important lesson I have learned from my 10-year blogging experience. If I didn't begin to write something, I wouldn't be writing here like this way.

So far, this blog hasn't been grown as I initially dreamed about. However, continuing this blog and never quitting was quite a good start, reading someone else's entry saying that 90 percent of bloggers quit from writing. Even though 99.9 percent of my entries so far have been low quality.

In order to grow my blog, first I need to improve quality of my posts. To achieve this, I want to write as much as possible, in attempt to find what I should focus on. I also need to read, read and read to learn style and word usages of writing which are appreciated highly.

There are a lot of things to do and a long way left to grow my blog, but not forgetting the mind when I opened this blog (even though I began it rather lightheartedly) is also important.

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