(MH and her "babies.")
So, I've been blogging for two weeks. (It was actually two weeks yesterday, but I was too busy doing nothing to blog.) Anyway, two weeks is the amount of time they say it takes to make an activity a habit. If you can exercise everyday for two weeks, or stick to a diet for two weeks, then the hard part is supposedly over. According to this woman's magazine science, I should be a well-established blogger by now.
But here's the problem. I know about this two week/habit thing. And that makes it not work. It's around two weeks that I begin to let things slide. Mostly because I think that my fortnight of effort will work its magic without me having to exert myself further.
I was gonna write more, but not really feeling it right now.
Two weeks. Let the slacking begin!
Sign up for NaBloPoMo November. It's like No Shave November only it's Blog Every Freaking Day for the Whole Month November. I'm doing it. I did it in October and it helped me get my momentum going. I got 25 new followers doing it!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.blogher.com/sign-novembers-nablopomo-and-join-blogging-party
Well, I'm thinking about doing NaNoWriMo. And if I'm writing a whole novel during the month of November, I'm sure as shit not going to blog everyday too.
DeleteBut I'll keep this in mind for December. Thanks, Kate!
I really want to do NaNoWriMo but I don't think I can do it this November - too much going on. That, and I'm terrified of it. Maybe December, haha. We can swap.
DeleteI signed onto the site in order to start blogging. That was a week ago. I wonder what that means. I love your blog so I hope it becomes a habbit.
ReplyDeleteum, i think it's really three weeks. hate to burst your bubble.
ReplyDeleteIf you stop blogging, I will be quite cross.
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