How to Sound More Human [PLUS New Blogs of 2021]

Hi Reader

What do you do last thing at night? What about first thing in the morning?

Seth Godin wrote something this week that made me think.

"The new ritual... before bed, is to check the incoming... check Slack and email and make sure there are no loose ends... then the ritual continues, first thing in the morning as we check the overnights, to make sure everything is still okay.

What if, instead, just for a week, the last thing we did was make a list of exciting opportunities for the future? And if the first thing after waking up was doing some morning pages and jotting down what we’re looking forward to?"

I'm looking forward to the exciting opportunities that lay ahead for the new bloggers who launched their blog this week (or who are working towards launching soon). It's really energizing to see their original ideas and I'm grateful they've started their blogging journey with ProBlogger.

And I've been making plans to help all bloggers - no matter what stage they're at - build successful and profitable blogs. More about that soon...

Discover: International Start a Blog Day Class of 2021

Earlier this week we celebrated the fourth annual International Start a Blog Day

launching a variety of new blogs from students of my Starting a Blog Course of 2021.

Please support these new bloggers by visiting their blogs, reading their posts, leaving them an encouraging comment and following their progress via email and/or social media.

If you missed my Live broadcast the video recording is available for you to watch at your convenience via this link.

See the list of new blogs

Read: 10 Writing Tips to Help You Sound More Human

Today’s post is from an interview with Beth Dunn, Internal Communications Manager for marketing software company HubSpot. Beth takes us through 10 tips to get us through the creation of content and how we interact with our audience – you might even feel you want to go back and edit some of your previous posts!

Read

Earn: ProBlogger Jobs

The ProBlogger Job Board advertises hundreds of blogging jobs each month. If you've looking to earn some money writing, there's plenty of opportunities.

And you can create opportunities with your own Premium Candidate profile page on the ProBlogger Job Board which advertises your services to Employers.

We've even got an ebook to help you get paid blogging jobs: ProBlogger's Ultimate Guide to Freelance Writing.

Here's just some of the featured jobs this week:

More Jobs

Learn: ProBlogger Courses

Whether you want to start a blog, kickstart an existing blog, pump out some content or focus on the fundamentals for successful blogging - creating content, finding readers, building community and making money - there's a ProBlogger Course to help you. Click through for further information and to register.

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Have a great week blogging!

Darren Rowse

ProBlogger

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