Are you already feeling a tad overwhelmed? I was.
Yesterday I opened my notebook, looked at my January “plan,” and immediately wanted to lie down and stare at the ceiling for a while.
Because it already felt like a to-do list written by someone with no job, no kids, and a mysterious allergy to fatigue.
I am wondering if you can relate.
This time of year gets loud fast. New platforms. New “post every day” advice. New rules that somehow become your problem.
And if you’re like me, an introvert who wants to grow your business without turning your life into content, it can feel like you’re behind before you even start.
Here’s what I want you to remember this week.
Choosing blogging is not you opting out. It’s you opting in to something steadier.
Blogging is slower than social. That’s the point.
A blog post doesn’t disappear in 24 hours. It doesn’t require your face. It doesn’t demand daily performance. It lives on your site, builds trust quietly, and gives the right people a way to find you when they’re actually looking for help.
If you’ve been ghosting your own blog, you’re not failing. You’re overloaded.
So instead of giving you the “get consistent” lecture (eye roll), here’s a calmer move:
Pick one question your clients ask all the time, and answer it in one post.
Not a “complete guide.” Just a clear answer.
That’s a real start.s
Pick one prompt from the 30 Back-to-Blogging Prompts and write a rough first draft. No polishing. Just a draft.
If you don’t have the prompts yet, grab them here 👉🏻30 Back-to-Blogging Prompts