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Seth Godin Explains Why You Should Blog Daily

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He's right. It's a great practice as a writer, photographer or creator in general to read intelligent content outside the walls of social media and create your own. It's an exercise in mental health more than promotion. My RSS feed is /blog/rss/. My feed reader of choice is Feedbin, but there are many others. If you're not into RSS, you can subscribe to my newsletter and get all the blog's content by email. Seth's advice on blogging has been at the heart of what I've been doing for years. Please share his advice with others like I am. Reading more blogs is great first step and the article above is what's making the rounds right now. But, what Seth really wants to you to do is create and maintain a daily blog. Not a weekly blog. Daily. From his interview on the Unmistakable Creative Podcast: From his post Ruckusmaker day: On the Tim Ferris podcast:

Seth Godin wants you to read more blogs : "Other than writing a daily blog (a practice that's free, and priceless), reading more blogs is one of the best ways to become smarter, more effective and more engaged in what's going on. The last great online bargain." He's right. It's a great practice as a writer, photographer or creator in general to read intelligent content outside the walls of social media and create your own. It's an exercise in mental health more than promotion. "Here's the thing: Google doesn't want you to read blogs. They shut down their RSS reader and they're dumping many blo

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