If you own a blog, take your time to read this and check if u have gain these from your blog.

Also, If you are really looking to to setting up a blog, you should take your time to read this to the end.

How Blogging Impacts Life

1. You’ll become a better writer.
At its core, writing is communication. It is about recording thoughts on paper and compelling others to agree with them. To that end, writing (just like every other form of communication that has ever existed) improves with practice.

Blogging will not force you to become a better writer, it’ll just happen as you do it. And becoming a better writer holds important benefits for the rest of your life—whether you are creating a book, a presentation, a résumé, or an anniversary card for your spouse.

2. You’ll become a better thinker.
Because the process of writing includes recording thoughts on paper, the blogging process encourages you to stop and think deeper.

You will delve deeper into the matters of your life and the worldview that shapes them.

Unfortunately, at this point, many will choose not to blog (or write at all) based on the faulty reasoning that they “have nothing to say.” But to that line of thinking I always respond the same way, maybe you just haven’t discovered yet what you have to say.

3. You’ll live a more intentional life.
Once you start writing about your life and the thoughts that shape it, you’ll begin thinking more intentionally about who you are, who you are becoming, and whether you like what you see or not. And that just may be reason enough to get started.

4. You’ll develop an eye for meaningful things.
By necessity, blogging requires a filter. It’s simply not possible to write about every event, every thought, and every happening in your life. Instead, blogging is a never-ending process of choosing to articulate the most meaningful events and the most important thoughts. This process of choice helps you develop an eye for meaningful things. And remember that sometimes the most meaningful things appear in the most mundane—but you’ll see what I mean once you get started.

5. It’ll lead to healthier life habits.
Blogging requires time, devotion, commitment, and discipline. And just to be clear, those are all good things to embrace – they will help you get the most out of your days and life. Since beginning to blog, I have become an early riser, a runner, a fun filled person And even if those three habits don’t personally appeal to you, blogging will provide opportunity for new life habits to emerge in yours.

6. You’ll meet new people.
Whether it be through comments, e-mails, or social media, you may be surprised at how quickly you meet people on-line. And by meeting people, I mean legitimately form relationships that seek to serve one another. The blogging community is friendly, encouraging, and genuinely cheering for you to succeed— the only thing missing is you.

7. You’ll make some money.
You don’t need to make money to enjoy blogging. In fact, sometimes making money from your blog can actually start to distract you from the joy that you found in the first place. That being said, whether you make 1,000Naira/year or 200,000Naira/year, it’s still pretty nice to have a hobby that actually pays you back.

8. You’ll inspire others.
Blogging not only changes your life, it also changes the life of the reader. And because blogs are free for the audience and open to the public, on many levels, it is an act of giving. It is a selfless act of service to invest your time, energy, and worldview into a piece of writing and then offer it free to anybody who wants to read it.

Others will find inspiration in your writing… and that’s a wonderful feeling.

9. You’ll become more well-rounded in your mindset.
After all, blogging is an exercise in give-and-take. One of the greatest differences between blogging and traditional publishing is the opportunity for readers to offer input. As the blog’s writer, you introduce a topic that you feel is significant and meaningful. You take time to lay out a subject in the minds of your readers and offer your thoughts on the topic. Then, the readers get to respond. And often times, their responses in the comment section challenge us to take a new, fresh look at the very topic we thought was so important in the first place.


Your turn, you own a blog? Tell us why you decided to be a blogger. Comment below!

Source: http://nct.com.ng/Thread-What-You-Will-Gain-From-Having-a-Blog

Aphatech:
If you own a blog, take your time to read this and check if u have gain these from your blog.

Also, If you are really looking to to setting up a blog, you should take your time to read this to the end.

How Blogging Impacts Life

1. You’ll become a better writer.
At its core, writing is communication. It is about recording thoughts on paper and compelling others to agree with them. To that end, writing (just like every other form of communication that has ever existed) improves with practice.

Blogging will not force you to become a better writer, it’ll just happen as you do it. And becoming a better writer holds important benefits for the rest of your life—whether you are creating a book, a presentation, a résumé, or an anniversary card for your spouse.

2. You’ll become a better thinker.
Because the process of writing includes recording thoughts on paper, the blogging process encourages you to stop and think deeper.

You will delve deeper into the matters of your life and the worldview that shapes them.

Unfortunately, at this point, many will choose not to blog (or write at all) based on the faulty reasoning that they “have nothing to say.” But to that line of thinking I always respond the same way, maybe you just haven’t discovered yet what you have to say.

3. You’ll live a more intentional life.
Once you start writing about your life and the thoughts that shape it, you’ll begin thinking more intentionally about who you are, who you are becoming, and whether you like what you see or not. And that just may be reason enough to get started.

4. You’ll develop an eye for meaningful things.
By necessity, blogging requires a filter. It’s simply not possible to write about every event, every thought, and every happening in your life. Instead, blogging is a never-ending process of choosing to articulate the most meaningful events and the most important thoughts. This process of choice helps you develop an eye for meaningful things. And remember that sometimes the most meaningful things appear in the most mundane—but you’ll see what I mean once you get started.

5. It’ll lead to healthier life habits.
Blogging requires time, devotion, commitment, and discipline. And just to be clear, those are all good things to embrace – they will help you get the most out of your days and life. Since beginning to blog, I have become an early riser, a runner, a fun filled person And even if those three habits don’t personally appeal to you, blogging will provide opportunity for new life habits to emerge in yours.

6. You’ll meet new people.
Whether it be through comments, e-mails, or social media, you may be surprised at how quickly you meet people on-line. And by meeting people, I mean legitimately form relationships that seek to serve one another. The blogging community is friendly, encouraging, and genuinely cheering for you to succeed— the only thing missing is you.

7. You’ll make some money.
You don’t need to make money to enjoy blogging. In fact, sometimes making money from your blog can actually start to distract you from the joy that you found in the first place. That being said, whether you make 1,000Naira/year or 200,000Naira/year, it’s still pretty nice to have a hobby that actually pays you back.

8. You’ll inspire others.
Blogging not only changes your life, it also changes the life of the reader. And because blogs are free for the audience and open to the public, on many levels, it is an act of giving. It is a selfless act of service to invest your time, energy, and worldview into a piece of writing and then offer it free to anybody who wants to read it.

Others will find inspiration in your writing… and that’s a wonderful feeling.

9. You’ll become more well-rounded in your mindset.
After all, blogging is an exercise in give-and-take. One of the greatest differences between blogging and traditional publishing is the opportunity for readers to offer input. As the blog’s writer, you introduce a topic that you feel is significant and meaningful. You take time to lay out a subject in the minds of your readers and offer your thoughts on the topic. Then, the readers get to respond. And often times, their responses in the comment section challenge us to take a new, fresh look at the very topic we thought was so important in the first place.


Your turn, you own a blog? Tell us why you decided to be a blogger. Comment below!

Source: http://nct.com.ng/Thread-What-You-Will-Gain-From-Having-a-Blog

I agree with your points. Thanks for sharing.

True

And you'll know how to keep working even when it's not yielding anything

I agree!

Seems like everyone in Nigeria wants to be a blogger these days. Some of them cannot even write decent English not to talk of good English. Most people just steal news articles from other bloggers or websites like nairaland and don't even give credit to the original writer of the article. Blogging is writing about your own unique experiences and outlook on life. It's not copying other people's work and pasting them on your blog while hoping that your adsense account grows. If that's what LIB was doing, she would not have gotten to where she is today

true talk

Is it possible to make millions of dollars?

fact

www.reportnaija.com have been paying the bills for over four years now..

sent me to sch..
made me my own boss..

i cant go broke again i swear...

Yup

Ok

and it could put you in trouble if you don't verify and authenticate your news

cuterichbigdick:
and it could put you in trouble if you don't verify and authenticate your news

Very true

why nah??

Emasky4real:

I agree with your points. Thanks for sharing.

why nah??

Ok

Aphatech:
If you own a blog, take your time to read this and check if u have gain these from your blog.
Also, If you are really looking to to setting up a blog, you should take your time to read this to the end.
How Blogging Impacts Life
1. You’ll become a better writer.
At its core, writing is communication. It is about recording thoughts on paper and compelling others to agree with them. To that end, writing (just like every other form of communication that has ever existed) improves with practice.
Blogging will not force you to become a better writer, it’ll just happen as you do it. And becoming a better writer holds important benefits for the rest of your life—whether you are creating a book, a presentation, a résumé, or an anniversary card for your spouse.
2. You’ll become a better thinker.
Because the process of writing includes recording thoughts on paper, the blogging process encourages you to stop and think deeper.
You will delve deeper into the matters of your life and the worldview that shapes them.
Unfortunately, at this point, many will choose not to blog (or write at all) based on the faulty reasoning that they “have nothing to say.” But to that line of thinking I always respond the same way, maybe you just haven’t discovered yet what you have to say.
3. You’ll live a more intentional life.
Once you start writing about your life and the thoughts that shape it, you’ll begin thinking more intentionally about who you are, who you are becoming, and whether you like what you see or not. And that just may be reason enough to get started.
4. You’ll develop an eye for meaningful things.
By necessity, blogging requires a filter. It’s simply not possible to write about every event, every thought, and every happening in your life. Instead, blogging is a never-ending process of choosing to articulate the most meaningful events and the most important thoughts. This process of choice helps you develop an eye for meaningful things. And remember that sometimes the most meaningful things appear in the most mundane—but you’ll see what I mean once you get started.
5. It’ll lead to healthier life habits.
Blogging requires time, devotion, commitment, and discipline. And just to be clear, those are all good things to embrace – they will help you get the most out of your days and life. Since beginning to blog, I have become an early riser, a runner, a fun filled person And even if those three habits don’t personally appeal to you, blogging will provide opportunity for new life habits to emerge in yours.
6. You’ll meet new people.
Whether it be through comments, e-mails, or social media, you may be surprised at how quickly you meet people on-line. And by meeting people, I mean legitimately form relationships that seek to serve one another. The blogging community is friendly, encouraging, and genuinely cheering for you to succeed— the only thing missing is you.
7. You’ll make some money.
You don’t need to make money to enjoy blogging. In fact, sometimes making money from your blog can actually start to distract you from the joy that you found in the first place. That being said, whether you make 1,000Naira/year or 200,000Naira/year, it’s still pretty nice to have a hobby that actually pays you back.
8. You’ll inspire others.
Blogging not only changes your life, it also changes the life of the reader. And because blogs are free for the audience and open to the public, on many levels, it is an act of giving. It is a selfless act of service to invest your time, energy, and worldview into a piece of writing and then offer it free to anybody who wants to read it.
Others will find inspiration in your writing… and that’s a wonderful feeling.
9. You’ll become more well-rounded in your mindset.
After all, blogging is an exercise in give-and-take. One of the greatest differences between blogging and traditional publishing is the opportunity for readers to offer input. As the blog’s writer, you introduce a topic that you feel is significant and meaningful. You take time to lay out a subject in the minds of your readers and offer your thoughts on the topic. Then, the readers get to respond. And often times, their responses in the comment section challenge us to take a new, fresh look at the very topic we thought was so important in the first place.
Your turn, you own a blog? Tell us why you decided to be a blogger. Comment below!
Source: http://nct.com.ng/Thread-What-You-Will-Gain-From-Having-a-Blog

U didn't tell us how to own a blog.

Are you are reading dont forget to join the community: http://www.nct.com.ng

Blogging is overrated with a reputation dragged through the mud by mediocre 'writers'.

ogochukwu247:
fact

www.reportnaija.com have been paying the bills for over four years now..

sent me to sch..
made me my own boss..

i cant go broke again i swear...

please how can one start a blog

LadyBeee:
please how can one start a blog

smart bloggers are ready to answer all your questions, join this community, www.nct.com.ng

cuterichbigdick:
and it could put you in trouble if you don't verify and authenticate your news

Once your writing improve, you reason intentionally - You will surely know about copyright issue and fake news wahala!!!

Absolutely True...
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Helps you to conform to what you preach so you remain true to yourself too as you pass ur message. If you are lazy read here what impact laziness can have on ur health https://yourhealthattitude.com/2016/06/24/laziness-and-your-health/ between I can't stop wondering why people quote an entire lenghty post by an op just to comment with one line. WHY! Help us save mb

YoursGEJ:
Seems like everyone in Nigeria wants to be a blogger these days. Some of them cannot even write decent English not to talk of good English. Most people just steal news articles from other bloggers or websites like nairaland and don't even give credit to the original writer of the article. Blogging is writing about your own unique experiences and outlook on life. It's not copying other people's work and pasting them on your blog while hoping that your adsense account grows. If that's what LIB was doing, she would not have gotten to where she is today

Dont discourage people about blogging bro...
Among the reason we list above is that there will be an improvement in their writing...

Dont forget, THERE IS ROOM FOR MISTAKE AND ALSO ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT!!!

They might start wrongly, but with little effort they might be one of the best writers!!!

Join the community www.nct.com.ng and help others grow while u also gain...

Aphatech:
smart bloggers are ready to answer all your questions, join this community, www.nct.com.ng

i asked u a simple question and u referred me to a site that I don't even understand

No money Made yet www.ngschoolportal..com

Brightgem:

between I can't stop wondering why people quote an entire lenghty post by an op just to comment with one line. WHY! Help us save mb

I tought am the only that dislike the quoting of a full post, dont know why people cant edit and point to their main facts...

You can check the source of this post http://nct.com.ng/Thread-What-You-Will-Gain-From-Having-a-Blog and see how a user quote, it is really meaningful...

I hope they learn and adapt to better quoting soon

LadyBeee:
i asked u a simple question and u referred me to a site that I don't even understand

oh! Brilliant, you dont understand the site right? Cool! I should start typing the whole tutorial here for you on nairaland right? Smh...