When can you consider yourself a blogger?

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Abdur12
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When can you consider yourself a blogger?

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Do you know what makes a blogger a blogger? I really have no idea, but let's try to find an answer to the question anyway.

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Once at home I read a tweet from someone commenting that it was strange that at the “Course for bloggers” we held yesterday there were no “real” bloggers as speakers. To put it mildly I was surprised by this perception. It’s not that I have a diploma that says “Master in Blogging” but until recently even my Twitter bio featured the term “blogger” since it is something I identify with.

Running a marathon doesn't make you a marathoner
If you have just overcome the crisis of 30, 40 or 50 by job function email list finishing a marathon, you can be proud of your achievement. Even so, you cannot consider yourself a marathon runner if you are now back to the routine of eating chips sitting on the sofa in front of the TV in your living room. I do not share truths in this blog but only opinions and experiences. Running a marathon in your life is a project. Being a marathon runner is a lifestyle.

Having started a blog and published a few posts does not make you a blogger. You have to prove that you are not part of the 95% of people who give up before the end of the first year because they lose motivation. Making it past 12 months is not the only thing that defines you as a blogger.

What defines a blogger and what makes you one?
The ideal blogger doesn't exist. Perfection is a waste of time because 100% never brings the additional benefit in relation to the effort it takes. The question is not easy to answer because more than a moment or exact criteria, it is more a feeling that you have as a blogger. For me, it's a bit like learning a language. You start little by little, you advance lesson by lesson and you wake up one day realizing that you speak English.
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