I'm feeling frazzled to the bone. So rather than rush a blog post, I'm going to take a short break...

I'm feeling frazzled to the bone. So rather than rush a blog post, I'm going to take a short break...
Today, I thought I'd share with you some of the Apps and Programs that I use on a daily basis. These all help to keep me organised, productive and accountable.
If you caught my last newsletter that went out on Tuesday, I was talking about weaknesses (thanks to everyone who replied to share their weaknesses). No one likes to think about their weaknesses, especially when they are having a big impact, but it's something we all should do.
Last time I did this, was back in 2019 I believe. So I wanted to do it again, although I had hoped to get it done in January (but obviously that never happened). While 2021 didn't hit the highs of 2019 for stats, it didn't do too badly either. So I decided to have a look at which blog posts people really loved.
Another year, another look back on what was before we turn our gaze to what will be. Already heartsore from a vicious 2020, I thought 2021 would be somewhat of a balm after what we all went through but it didn't quite turn out like that.
Despite not being a fan of social media, I do appreciate's its importance and in truth, it has introduced me to some awesome people who I may never have met. But I try and remind myself, that it's a tool! A tool for business, a tool for marketing and the best tools are those used correctly. So today I thought I'd discuss the numbers issue that comes with Social Media.
It's finally the end of 2020 and I think most of us can't wait to see the back of this dumpster fire of a year! Looking back over my blog, I was surprised how frustrated I was with 2019 and how happy I was when THAT year was over. I guess 2020 made us all realise how bad a year truly could be!
So, back in early July I made the bold announcement that I would be going away for a few months. Dealing with burn-out and the lack of progress in my writing, I would give myself time and space to do some "real writing," or so I hoped.