I know what you mean–with the vastness of the internet, there’s always going to be another blog that seems like yours–rather than focusing on that, though, focus on the few things that you’re doing differently. For me, rather than focus on just the writing process, or creative stuff, I try to bring in my background in blogging, in order to provide a look into the world of internet marketing that’s actually useable for us writers. 

Even still, I’m sure there are plenty of other blogs out there doing that as well, but then it’s a matter of just doing it better, more consistently, for longer!

Hope that makes sense!
Nick 

Yeah, I know the feeling–I feel like I can spend the whole day blogging and connecting, and then my poor novel gets forgotten…

However, when I remember the advantages of maintaining and growing a blog (gaining attention, readership, etc.), I know that it’s going to make the book that much more successful when it finally is released!

It’s definitely a balancing act, though, for sure!

Thanks for the comment–keep me posted on the book, 
Nick 

Yeah, most people will ask themselves these questions without realizing it–the point of the book I have coming out is to flesh out these questions/answers further and provide deeper questioning processes that will help focus and build a blogger’s mindset. 

I’m excited about it–hope you’ll check it out!

Thanks for stopping by and commenting as well!
Nick 

There are about a billion other blogs that address those exact same concepts so the questions I need to start asking myself and being able to answer are: Why should anyone listen to me when there are thousands of other blogs that address that topic?

Right now, I am in the process of learning that answer. I am willing to take years to identify this answer (though I am hoping to comes MUCH faster) because at the core I just want to help people change their lives… If I can learn how to do that via blogging that would be incredible.