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Is Long-Form Writing and Content Still Relevant?
These days short-form content saturates social media. It screams for our attention left and right with its visual pizzazz. Whereas long-form writing and its penchant to guide us to be still, to read and reflect, where does it fit in? I don’t want to write! Grrr… I admit. It’s another attempt at writing something up…
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Chineseness and Letting Go of Perfectionism
Perfectionism has different faces and forms. It passionately inspires as much as vehemently debilitates. Drives us to chase horizons as much as stresses the soul. In the strife strive for perfectionism, things seem so oh so subliminally possible. The struggle, struggle, struggle of it all is often fuel to keep going, going, going… My eyes…
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10 Years of Blogging: Is Blogging Still Relevant?
These days people tend to gravitate towards social media and online video platforms, and it seems the concept of blogging is outdated. It begs the questions: is blogging still relevant today? Is blogging dead? Do people still read blogs? The short answer: no blogging is not dead. It is still relevant depending on how you…
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Why I Feel Like Quitting After 7 Years Of Blogging
This month* marks seven years since I started this blog. This year marks a turning point in my life where I’ve thought about quitting blogging and even writing altogether. It seems my relationship with blogging has hit the seven year itch. Over time I’ve blogged less and less. When I started blogging, I blogged weekly.…
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6 Ways To Avoid Blogging Burnout And Stay Inspired
Blogging burnout happens. It is real and common among many bloggers. You could be a regular blogger, blogging consistently with a lot of passion. Then one day blogging burnout hits you. You feel a lack of motivation and unfocused each time you sit down to blog. You can’t find inspiration to blog. You feel drained…
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8 Things You Should Never Share On Social Media
These days social media is a big part of people’s lives. It’s great for keeping in touch with family and friends, allowing you to share your life with others. Often it’s worth thinking twice before posting certain things of yourself online. That’s because what you post online is out there forever and can be used…
Mabel Kwong 