Failing For Success - Series #2

“Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.” -Thomas A. Edison

If you have a fear of failing in blogging, then stay as far away from blogging as you can. You will fail in blogging far more times then you will ever succeed. When you do succeed however, it can erase all the losing of time in keeping up with your blogs and all the bubbled blogging incident like getting banned by Google, and make them go away. But you have to hold onto one thing from those previous experiences where you failed, and that is the “why,” the reasons for your previous poor blogging.

Failure in blogging is an integral part to your future success and development as a blogger.

It is vital that you learn something every time you step onto, or in some cases away from, the felt.

Every posted articles without readers, every missed opportunities, every social networking that you joined gone bad, you are learning. Since Internet blogging has blown up in popularity, blogging tactic and strategy evolves quicker than the computer you use to power it.

The only way your blogging will evolve and change with the current trends in strategy and training methods is by picking and choosing when to follow other’s leads you see as having success, and when to make your own path and go against the grain. Stand apart from the crowd, be a fish out of water, as it were.

A lot of bloggers seem to have trouble “breaking through” after they have been blogging for awhile. They will slow down and feel like their blogging is getting where they would like it to be, but they can’t seem to make it deep enough to go to the mainstream. This is another scenario where the reason you fail is something you can learn from.

Is it possible that you are tightening up too much towards the bubble? Are you blogging your big hands too strong pre-flop, and inhibiting the action you would get if you raised a bit smaller? These are the leaks you need to recognize, consider, and remove for future blogging if you hope to learn from your mistakes and get better.

You have to use every tips and tricks in your blogging as a building block to have a better blog.

An interesting factor not often talked about in blogging is the fact that while you are blogging and trying to get better, it’s often harder to recognize the difference between a mistake you have improved upon, and a good blogging tactics where you lost the blog popularity to other bloggers. A tough pill to swallow is, sometimes you may not have made a mistake at all, but that doesn’t correlate to you always winning the blog popularity where the right decision was made.

Failure at the blogosphere comes in all different aspects of the blogging tasks. You have a bad blogging day where it seems you haven’t achieve anything forever. You authored the best article yet, digg it and stumble it but still no reader. All these failures relate going back to the drawing board and evaluating what could have been done differently, and how to include that in your next blogging articles.

Mastering your blogging failures will ultimately lead to blogging success.

Related posts:
* Why Most Blogs Fail to Make Money Online
* Four Fatal Fears Failing For Success
* Failing For Success - Series #1


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