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Hey beautiful people, How's your weekend going? So far this week, we've been tackling the biggest mistakes that bloggers make. These mistakes are incredibly common but once you stop making them, EVERYTHING about your blog transforms. Stats and income would begin to go up, and stress goes down. So this is the second mistake most bloggers make: Talking about what YOU wish to talk about instead of what your READERS want to talk about. I've said over time that It's important to choose a blog topic that you're passionate about. If you don’t, then you'll end up getting bored and tired with your topic. But, it's an easy mistake to flip that knowledge into your blog being all about you. I mean realistically, if you know you should talk about the things you’re passionate about, then doesn’t it make sense to talk about all of the things you love? To be totally honest, no. That’s how you end up with blogs that have topics like health, parenting, ar

Hi guys, I thought I'd quickly write about those common mistakes we make in blogging. I believe you would gain one or two things from this blog post even though this is covers mainly the first common blogging mistakes. Quitting Before You Even Really Start . This could be you. Or Maybe it hasn’t happened yet, but it could. Starting a blog and growing it into a profitable business is sort of like saying that you’ll drop 50 pounds in a year (except in the case of blogging you get to sit on the couch all day to achieve your goal). I keep telling my friends that It’s not something you can power through in a weekend. You have to stay consistent, motivated and dedicated to something for at least a year. Which I believe can be difficult to do when you have no signs in those early months that you’ll make it. In most cases, what happens to bloggers that quit during the beginning of blogging is that they dread having to figure out their tech problems, and sometimes they just