Written by Lincoln Adams on
January 26, 2011 |
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I haven’t written anything in a while, partly because nobody reads my crap anymore, and partly because I can’t really figure out how I can write anything of substance on a daily basis. Yet if I’m to succeed in turning my writing into a career, I’ll have to find a way, somehow. The reason I’m…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
June 2, 2009 |
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I checked my stats for last month and I only blogged two posts for the entire month of May. TWO posts. Yeah, I probably should blog more frequently than that if I’m to get more traffic and achieve my dream of being a full time blogger who lives off the love and affection of his…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
December 26, 2008 |
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As I walked through the empty hallways of our esteemed governmental institutions today, a thought occurred to me: drunk people tend to smell bad. Then another thought occurred to me: what if I ran out of things to blog about? What if my muse finally stopped visiting me and decided run off with my creativity…
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After a little over a year of this blog being online, I have finally reached my 200th post! I have to admit that’s kind of sad. After a year’s time I should have had twice as many posts by now, and if I had stuck with posting at least one entry a day, my traffic…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
September 6, 2007 |
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A guest blogger at JohnChow.com challenged the audience in commiting to writing at least one blogging post a day for 20 days. Apparently if you make something a part of your daily routine for about three weeks, it will eventually become a habit and thus a routine that will be easier to stick to. I…
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