Ways to Handle Your Writing Anxiety.

Writing anxiety  or  writers' anxiety grips even experienced writers and bloggers-no exception. That anxiety is not due to the lack of knowledge on the subject of writing but due to various other factors that include:
* Fear of missing the deadline
* Anxious that it should match the writers' established standard
* Worry of criticism that happened in the past

Writing anxiety is also called 'writers' block' are informal terms that are used to denote pessimistic and anxious feeling about writing.

Ways to overcome writers’ anxiety.

·        As I wrote above, the writers’ block does not spare even veterans on any or all the above reasons. Even though the subject of your topic is known to you, you might have run out of ideas to present them anew. In addition, you may not have new statistics to support your views on a particular topic. To overcome this, keep your resources data bank up to date by constantly doing your research on topics of your interest. You may not know when they will become handy.

* To overcome the fear of missing the deadline, skip all your other work. They can wait. Your top priority should be to keep your reputation intact.

* Criticism is always healthy but yes, it hurts us all even if we come up with a work that would ashame us. Moreover, there are bound to be differences of opinion; you cannot satisfy all but your employer alone.

Well, these are my work ethics and practices. 

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You own the blog, but are you there in it?

"You own the blog, but are you there in it?"-wonderful! Very thought provoking. Written by my friend Divya Uttam in her blog titled "Blogging to fame', she blogs like me or should I say I blog like her? A touch of personal should be visible in every blog post.

Even when you write a sponsored post, that personal touch should not be ignored. Read Divya's blog articles and you will find her opinions original and forthright.

This way of blogging should be learnt; it won't be easy initially for most of the new bloggers as they join the blogosphere to earn and not to blog.

Many new bloggers don't really spend time to others' blogs. It is a very valuable experience and I learnt how to pen the opening lines of a blog post, how to write good headlines, (I am yet to master it), why giving credit to your knowledge source is important, where to look for tips and guidelines etc, only by spending hundreds of hours reading others' blogs.

Blogging to fame should be subscribed by all the new comers to the blogging world. I admire Divya's knowledge and passion.