Most of my blogging is done during breaks at work.
I get grand ideas. Of warlock gear guides, of deep research, of tutorials and help for all! But then, I can’t access the main WoW data sites like Wowhead. So I can only write in generalities, no specifics. What kind of gear guide can you write without, well, linking the gear? A very, very bad one!
So I leave it for home. But I get home, and I play. I don’t want to spend hours researching blue drops that I’m never going to need or use because I’m onto purples almost instantly. I also don’t want to spend hours researching whether this wand or that wand has +5 stamina over the others, mostly because I rather be in that raid GETTING that loot to drop instead.
Soooo conundrum. Do I fail badly at blogging? Yes and no.
Yes because I never succeed at following up my posts with what I plan to do originally.
No because if I convince myself to just write, I write, and frequently.
Considering I’m not looking to write for a reader base / fan base, but mostly just writing for myself and anyone bored or interested in what I have to say, maybe I should stop setting lofty goals and objectives for this blog and just… well… write.
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