Comments on: 15 Minutes to Blogging Awesomeness http://rickgalan.com/15-minutes-blogging-awesomeness/ Online Nerdery.. Flimflammery.. Jibjabbery Fri, 11 Feb 2011 00:21:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lindsay http://rickgalan.com/15-minutes-blogging-awesomeness/comment-page-1/#comment-6948 Lindsay Sun, 21 Nov 2010 08:34:01 +0000 http://rickgalan.com/?p=203#comment-6948 <p>I blog when my daughter is at preschool, or while she's having nap time primarily. If there is something pressing I will change out. the more accurate question for me.... is when do I stop writing. I'd rather be writing (and all the other necessary steps, which for me includes TAKING the fancy pictures, as it were....) than anything else.</p> I blog when my daughter is at preschool, or while she’s having nap time primarily. If there is something pressing I will change out. the more accurate question for me…. is when do I stop writing. I’d rather be writing (and all the other necessary steps, which for me includes TAKING the fancy pictures, as it were….) than anything else.

]]> By: colin http://rickgalan.com/15-minutes-blogging-awesomeness/comment-page-1/#comment-5872 colin Fri, 02 Jul 2010 16:03:34 +0000 http://rickgalan.com/?p=203#comment-5872 <p>Rick, I couldn't agree more. I've not yet found a way to carve out time for writing but would really like to. When you devote the 15 minutes a day, you not only begin writing but you also rid yourself of the nagging voice in the back of your head lamenting that you're not doing it. In one of those organizational books ('Getting Things Done' or something like that) the author argues that the biggest cost of continually putting off a task or project is not simply that you don't accomplish it but that, in the long run, you waste an inordinate amount of time and brain power thinking about how you're putting it off. His argument was that it ends up begin more efficient to just get it done now. I think I might try the 15 min a day... if I have time ;)</p> Rick, I couldn’t agree more. I’ve not yet found a way to carve out time for writing but would really like to. When you devote the 15 minutes a day, you not only begin writing but you also rid yourself of the nagging voice in the back of your head lamenting that you’re not doing it. In one of those organizational books (‘Getting Things Done’ or something like that) the author argues that the biggest cost of continually putting off a task or project is not simply that you don’t accomplish it but that, in the long run, you waste an inordinate amount of time and brain power thinking about how you’re putting it off. His argument was that it ends up begin more efficient to just get it done now. I think I might try the 15 min a day… if I have time ;)

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]]> By: ~j. http://rickgalan.com/15-minutes-blogging-awesomeness/comment-page-1/#comment-5715 ~j. Sat, 15 May 2010 09:07:43 +0000 http://rickgalan.com/?p=203#comment-5715 <p>I draft my posts mainly late at night -- (most of) the kids are asleep, and it helps me get my thoughts organized in preparation for me to sleep. When I have time, motivation, such as you when you wrote this post, I will draft more than one post. I schedule most of my posts to be published once a day, M-F at 5:am, and I like being ahead of schedule. I want blogging to fit into my life, and this is the method which currently works for me.</p> <p>Awesome club, or Awesome Club? Either way, sign me up.</p> I draft my posts mainly late at night — (most of) the kids are asleep, and it helps me get my thoughts organized in preparation for me to sleep. When I have time, motivation, such as you when you wrote this post, I will draft more than one post. I schedule most of my posts to be published once a day, M-F at 5:am, and I like being ahead of schedule. I want blogging to fit into my life, and this is the method which currently works for me.

Awesome club, or Awesome Club? Either way, sign me up.

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