Currently I have been working on writing my review post on Austin Kleon’s book Show Your Work!. I have got something written so far, but I feel that it really does undersell the book and is very rubbish for my own standards.
It has also been stressing me out and giving me block to write anything else right now.
I feel like the best way to do this might be to delete everything that I do have so far, all notes and thoughts and start fresh. Maybe split the article up into a series instead as I feel I have a lot of thoughts on each section and chapter of his book.
To those experienced bloggers out there, how do you cope in this situation? When a post might be a bigger project than you thought it would be? Please comment below because I could do with some help.
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I’m a huge fan of series, especially when it’s over 700 words. People’s attention spans are pretty short nowadays. Monday, I actually have something re-published about the benefits of writing a series.
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Hi Katherine
I have decided that I would start again on the post, I can give each part the attention I want to give it then.
People’s attention span is pretty shocking these days it is scary.
I look forward to reading your post.
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