Cheers,

Martin.

I have an enormous amount of time for Brian Clark, Sonia Simone and Jon Morrow. Brian and Jon have pretty inspiring life stories as well. (Sonia probably does too, but I just haven’t read it yet! )

Cheers,

Martin.

How true it is when you say “the time for your next article will often come around when you’re feeling uninspired.” I have started to schedule my posts and some of my social media updates. This is helping me because I can write multiple posts on days that I feel like blogging and save them up or schedule them for days that I don’t feel like it.

It feels a little weird not to write the post on the same day they are published, but it is a strategy that I think I will need to employ to be consistent over the long run. By the way, I love copyblogger and the blog post you linked to is great.

Brad
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Long time no hear, how’s things?

Yes – you can pre-schedule posts in WordPress and I use that occasionally if I’m going to be travelling.

But even though I create drafts ahead of time I generally don’t load them into WordPress because I end up editing them several times before I paste them in WP and publish.

I see from your tweets that the wood flooring business is going well at the moment – excellent..!

Cheers,

Martin.

And when you get inspired when there is no blogpost due yet you could write it already (using ScreenSteps Dekstop of course ) and upload the post before the due date (sure like Typepad WordPress can handle pre-scheduled posts) or on the day it is due.

You never know when inspirations hits

Karin H