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Although boxing is about strength and it requires being physically fit, a boxer must also be intelligent. He will not just punch with all his might, he must also have different strategies in order to win the fight. Apparently, it is quite easier than blogging in terms of competition because you have only one opponent to beat. While the former looks bloody, blogging is also a tough battle since we are dealing with millions of blogs and many of them may have the same concept as yours. If you are going to ask how a trainer prepares his boxer, here are some of his tips that you can relate to blogging.
Study your opponent
A smart fighter will watch videos of his upcoming opponent to understand his strategies. In this way, he may find ways to anticipate the strength and find the weakness. He may also have an idea on what kind of approach he must do. As a blogger, you must view some blogs with the same topic as yours to know the chances that people will still like to visit your blog.
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How to Blog like a Boxing Champ
Monday, March 17, 2008 at 12:34 AM Posted by Angel
How to Make your Post a Masterpiece
Sunday, March 16, 2008 at 2:06 AM Posted by Angel
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It is surprising that Leonardo da Vince lived during the 15th century while his paintings still lives on and probably will live forever together with his name. If he had lived in our present time, he can also produce the most artistic blog post of all time. But one might wonder, what makes an artist? How do they make such great works of art? Are there secret formulas? After thinking a bit, I realized that bloggers can also be artists and they can make a masterpiece out of their post. Besides dedication and hard work, here are some of the practical tips that are usually being taken for granted.
1.0 Know your gift. This is very important when you are choosing a subject. You will look like a trying hard copy cat if you post about a popular topic that you are not capable of. Analyze your inner soul and write about something that you like most. If painting requires a steady hand, then article writing requires healthy fingers. There is a big difference between a musician and a composer. After all, it is still the talent that counts first.
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What made me joined Mr. Javo’s Birthday Contest
Saturday, March 15, 2008 at 12:57 PM Posted by Angel
I am receiving a lot of invitation to join a contest and I must admit, I am not comfortable in joining any of them. It is not that their contests are boring and prizes are not attractive, but because I think I am not that sociable. I prefer writing semi-formal articles and sharing tips about my chosen topics. Besides, I have 2 other blogs to maintain which makes my schedule more hectic.
However, Mr. Javo’s Birthday Contest is somehow unique for me. Actually, his name and blog is quite familiar with me because he is almost everywhere. But again, I thought he is just an ordinary young internet marketer who is pretending to be nice and intelligent in giving tips on how to make money from blogging.
Upon viewing some of his posts, I realized that I misjudged him. His capabilities and talent are amazing, and his tips are realistic. I can feel his sincerity in his posts and you can check his blog to prove me wrong.
For his Birthday contest, the rules are simple and fair, and the prizes are generous. For more details, you can visit his special post.
Now I guess win or loose, I will consider joining other contests as long as the blog strikes my analytical mind.
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EntreCredits Donation Campaign for a fellow Entrecarder – Heidi @ ShopDogDiaries.com who lost her husband
Friday, March 14, 2008 at 12:35 PM Posted by Angel
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I would like to reserve this post to share my sincerest condolences to a fellow Entrecarder by the name of Heidi of Shopdogdiaries.com who lost her husband recently due to heart attack.
With this, I would also like to request all EC members to share some EC points to her as an equivalent of financial assistance. If you are interested, please feel free to visit Deimos Tel`Arin’s special post for more details.
Any donation will get a sure back link to deimos’s prestigious and informative site who is deeply committed on Entrecard dropping.
To read the whole story, you can visit her very touching post and learn more how obesity can kill.
Life is short, my friend. So it is better that we inspire before we expire.
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How to Keep your Health when Blogging
Thursday, March 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM Posted by Angel
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Before anything else, I would like to apologize to my regular readers and subscribers for not posting for almost a week. I have been through a minor operation last Saturday but I am a bit alright now. After five months of blogging, I noticed that I am consuming a lot of time making posts and promoting my blogs, and I somehow neglect my health. Although my mentor warned me that blogging can be addictive, I thought I can control myself. Nevertheless, I think I can share some of my doctor’s advises that can be related to blogging.
1.0 Do not push your limits. Set your available time for blogging and follow it. The problem with me is that I think too much on what to post and how it can be presented. Although I said to myself that I will stay in front of my PC until 11 pm only, but most of time I stay awake until two o’clock in the morning. Then I have only 4 to 5 hours sleep since I have a separate work. I guess I really have to discipline myself in terms of rest.
2.0 Have sufficient fluids. Having enough fluids inside our body is very important and all of us know that. Drinking at least 8 glasses of water daily is sufficient enough to keep us healthy. My doctor advised to have bottled water near my PC in case I will be lazy to get from the refrigerator. Avoid drinking too much coffee was also his advice although most of us can think more when we drink it hot. Red wine is much better than beer and alcohol.
3.0 Maintain a personal hygiene. I hate to admit it but there are weekends that I forgot to take a bath and when I realize it, I become lazy because it is already time to sleep. It may sound absurd but when you are concentrating on something, you really tend to forget other things. You do not even want to get up from your chair. To avoid this, you can set an alarm clock beside your PC or any form of reminder.
4.0 Exercise daily. According to my physical therapist, sitting for two straight hours is just fine. However, it is better if you stretch your fingers and other joints every thirty minutes. My mother also told me to walk at least 500 meters a day without pressure. This is different when we are walking during office hours. Allow yourself to sweat sometimes also keeps you healthy. It is also advisable to use the stairs when going down, instead of the elevator or escalator.
5.0 Have a healthy environment. Since I am doing this regularly, I would like to share this with you. Clean your PC at least every other day to remove the dust that may cause you allergy. I use a small paint brush to clean the exhaust fan and other parts of your CPU that cannot be reached by rags. Of course, it is better if you use a vacuum cleaner that is fit for your PC. Dismantling your CPU at least once a month to clean it well is also advisable.
Blogging can be harmful only if you allow it to harm you.
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