Mr. Lewis I do not have a “Grand” piano but I do have one downstairs and I would love for us to play it together next summer. I can chord in the key of “C” but that is about it…lol. And Neil can play the guitar in the background!

That is one thing i missed out, learning to play a musical instrument. Stupid really when i was brought up in a family with a beautiful grand piano. Alas sport was my thing. I will have to talk to my inner team about your idea, seems ultra clever, just what ive come to expect from you,

@Larry… Janaki is a poet. I have been to her blog. “I am a rolling stone that gathers no moss”. Coming from the background of a professional musician I understand artistic people to a certain extent. We “feel” deeper than some do and we must find a way to vent those feelings.

Now coming from the background of “internet marketing” here is my gift to you. If you are serious about Blogging about blogging… The keyword phrase “Blogs On Blogging” are searched on 368,000 times every month which says to me that 12,267 people every day would like to hear what you have to say.

“If” you can get your blog onto page #1 of Google at least 1/3 of them will read what you have to say every day. And I am quite sure that you know a couple of people that would love to help you in that aspect.

John i always love your feedback. I follow many ‘hobby bloggers’, they blog for fun sharing their other hobbies, or supporting causes that they feel strongly about. They would define success i believe, as what the basis of blogging is, and that is being able to share their interests with others. That is what blogging does, it provides us with an outlet and an audience. Sometimes we forget what a magical thing it is.

Janaki being true to one self is absolutely essential in my mind to being a good blogger. I love what i write, whether on personal development, healthy lifestyle or blogging itself. I feel like a kid getting paid to do what i love. The excitement i still feel when i see my traffic increasing is awesome, and i don’t think i could ever fall out of love with blogging. Thank you for visiting.

Jessica knowing you as I do anything you put your mind to you can conquer no problem

2. The most important trait needed to become a successful blogger would be the mindset. Knowing why you are blogging and achieving your “why”.

And I like what you said about you are writing for the other eprson and not yourself. That right there is a great thing for successful bloggers to keep in mind. Thanks Larry.

Blogging success is that I should be able to reach out to more number of people and they should relate to my blog.
The most important trait to be a good blogger is to be true to one self and like what you write.

Got 1-14 covered working on conquering 15…

xoxox
Jessica