My writing is terrible when it comes to my personal blog. I write much better content in hackernews, because I'm actually conversing with someone. I think it r

My writing is terrible when it comes to my personal blog. I write much better content in hackernews, because I'm actually conversing with someone. I think it really depends what you want out your blog. Mine is a personal blog. Its not going to be "successful" and I don't intend it to be. For the record I have 10,000 page views. Because I write it for myself, not anyone else. People mediate, I blog. That's how I reflect on things I learned. I want those experiences to live somewhere outside my mind, because its a lot of cognitive overhead to remember. It could be a blog. Or a vlog. Doesn't matter. But it needs to be public though attached with my real name. I've spent far too long writing under pseudonyms, some having 100k+ views on a page. Normally I lock myself in a room for 3 hours once every 2 weeks. Then I force myself to write about one topic, of the 100 idea drafts I have. Most of these writing topics come from posting comments from hackernews. > And suddenly, you are the moron in the eyes of millions. I'd rather be known as a once previous moron than be an unknown no one knows about. You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.