5 Tips on Writing a Weight Loss Blog ...

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I have always thought that being honest about where you’re at is the MOST important thing with blogging. Of couse you can hide behind anything when it comes to blogging. Something that has struck me is that the more honest I am, the more vulnerable, the more I connect with my readers. It’s ok to say that you just kicked ass on a run. Or that you walked out of the gym. Or that you resisted the fifth shot of tequila. Or that you had five cookies. Life has it’s ups and downs. No one’s life is perfect and cheery all the time.

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Going on with honesty, I think it’s important to be open. Open about your struggles, successes, questions, ponderings. More though, it’s also being open to the comments/suggestions/praise/criticisms that may come from a blog post that you’ve written.

It’s ok that people don’t totally agree with you. The other is that you should share as much as you want. You shouldn’t feel like you have to share more than you want. The beauty of watching someone’s journey is watching them open up when they’re ready.

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Something that irriates me to no end is people apologising for not blogging, or keeping a post short, or sharing their story or being negative.

You have a life. You have to remember that at the end of the day people are going to read you when you post. If that’s 1/week/day/hour/month..who cares. Post when you want to and don’t worry about what people think.

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There are a couple of ways to do this.

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There have been times when I would let blogging be my end all do all. It’s not healthy. Remember that a blog is about sharing your life..that blogging isn’t your life. So go out and have fun..share your fun, tips, fitness tips, healthy eating ideas. But the most important thing is that you keep it real and enjoy your life.