It’s easy to get stressed out blogging, while balancing work and school. It is possible to do all three you just have to have good time management skills. Create a schedule and work when you’re most efficient, don’t edit too much, and really focus on which subjects speak to you. [1] It’s hard to move along with trends online, especially if you’re not in the position to teach yet to others what you have yet to figure out for yourself. There’s a lot of pressure to make money online and to teach others how to make money online, and if you can’t manage that much, it can be an uninspiring experience trying to get help from others to get started monetizing your blog. If you’re not ready to guest post blog yet, then take your time, what matters is having the fundamentals down knowing how to write a blog post without any negative feedback -be on point. Don’t give up. “Without smart habits for dealing with situations that could be stressful life … You may feel tired before the week has barely begun.” [2] Often times it’s by sharing our personal experiences in life that make our blogs of value to others. Find meaning a purpose -the money will come. What’s more important is staying motivated, there will be a lot of hurdles on the way to becoming popular online and maintaining a steady following. Don’t over invest into your work-product until you’re ready, spend your money wisely building a website and publishing your work. Note that “Productivity is not about working a lot; it’s about working efficiently,” continue to “lear[n], practicing, researching, and writing” and do your best to avoid “burnout.” [3] For example, I attended a Social Media Bootcamp yesterday taught by Lindsay Mauch. You can never be too good at anything without knowing the basics. -I plan on attending a WordPress Bootcamp next week. The stress of not knowing what your doing can be tremendous especially when you first get started blogging, and feel like everyone knows more than you about the subject, you often times go to just anyone for help. Believe in yourself and continue to learn anyways, you may know more than you think or be doing a better job than most, even if the numbers don’t show immediately, you can never stop improving online presentation wise.

Reference:

[1] https://www.sparklesofsunshine.com/25-time-management-tips-for-bloggers/

[2] https://www.positivityblog.com/how-to-deal-with-stress/

[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.shoutmeloud.com/pro-blogging-6-tips-to-relieve-yourself-from-blogging-stress.html