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6. “Experience comes from actually doing something, and you can’t gain experience until you do. Qualifications don’t really matter. Nobody cares.” – Jeff Haden, Inc Magazine’s #1 Contributor
You don’t need a degree or some qualification to be a successful blogger. Sure, it what number is this singapore help. But to believe that you need one to be successful is pure lunacy.

What your audience cares about, what most people care about in general, is whether or not something is good. If your content is good and provides value to people then no one will care about the credentials you may or may not have.

In order to be a better blogger you just need to blog more. There really is no other way around it.

7. “Before you do anything else, before you give your time to somebody else and their dreams that they’re building—give it to yourself first.” – Pat Flynn, Smart Passive Income
While there is no shortage of blogging tools out there that you can be investing in, the best way to grow your blog is to invest in yourself.

When everything begins and ends with you, it’s essential that you’re taking care of yourself first. There’s no way you can produce quality content if you’re burnt out and exhausted or if you’re finding yourself with too little time to work on your blog.

Don’t fall into the planning fallacy trap where you simultaneously underestimate how much time you have to complete a project and overestimate how much energy you actually have. It is physically impossible for you to be at 100% productivity in every waking moment.

Give your blog the best possible chance of success by first making sure you have the time, energy and space to build a successful blog.

8. “I generally blog between 5:30 A.M. and 7 A.M. I will from time to time add something during the day, but for the most part blogging is an early morning activity for me.” – Fred Wilson, AVC