So it’s almost the end so I thought I’d look back and see what I learned.

First lesson: Writing a blog post almost everyday for thirty one days is a daunting task, and not one I want to repeat too soon. Not that it wasn’t fun, but trying to come up with a subject every day was difficult. And yes I am a writer and I should have a plethora ideas, but narrowing down that plethora can prove to be difficult.

This challenge helped me to do some soul-searching as I wrote about what I thought were my goals for the year, only to learn that  the goals although good goals were not the ones that were calling to me. A passion was reawakened as I focused on new/old project.

I learned that I could do the challenge, granted I was six days short. I don’t consider that a failure though, because there were still twenty five days that I wrote. I can make a commitment, I can do the work, and I can have success. I got up each morning for twenty five days, avoided distractions and wrote. I showed up and with Butt in Chair and Hands on the Keyboard (sometimes with paper and pencil) and I wrote. I overcame obstacles like my blog going down.

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Probably the most important  lesson learned here: I will continue to write for my blog, but it won’t be every day, I will try for once a week some sort of post, either a post sharing a book promo for my own books or someone else’s. I need to get back to promoting my own work. I will also continue to occasionally post articles on topics that interest me, like dragons.

So until we meet again, Bensvelk Kear.