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With my first blog post, I would like
to share one of the first important lessons I have learnt in 2016.
For a start, I'll give you some background of where this post is
coming from: It is the first day of 2016 today, but ever since 2013 I
have been researching blogging, social media marketing and search
engine optimization because for a long time now, I've wanted to start
a blog.
But after the first day of my new year
having been what it was, I realised that trying and failing isn't
such a bad option after all. Think about it - If you try, you might
fail. If you don't try, you fail by default. Maybe you'll fail
if you try, but maybe you'll succeed. If you try, you've got a chance
to either fail or succeed, but at least the chance to succeed is
there because you created it by taking a chance. It takes courage
to take chances, but it's what we must do to persue what we want
in life. I have seen it over and over again; successful people are
the ones who don't give up and who are willing to take a leap of
faith to where they want to be instead of clinging to the illusion of
security in remaining
stagnant.
So, if I didn't start this blog today,
I would not have risked failing and making a fool of myself. But you
know what? I think it's worth a shot. This year, I want to share my
thoughts and lessons with you and I truly, genuinly want your
feedback. I want to know there is someone out there who read this and
that hopefully it inspired you to do something you had previously
been afraid of doing because you were scared you'd fail. On its first
day, my blog is going to be rather primitive. I'll have to do social
media and some nice graphics later. For now, I'll just have this post
that I'm hoping you'll enjoy reading.
Is there something you've been scared
of trying and taking “the plunge” for? Have you been scared of
failing at something? How did you overcome that fear? What are some
of the things you want to do this year? Please tell me about it in
the comments.
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