Blogger's Puzzle

The most difficult part in stating a Blog is the C.o.n.t.e.n.t.

I have tried a couple of Blog and quickly come to realize that the only way to provide enough content is to write something about your own life. You are unique in this world and nobody can be you. The most difficult part about writing your life is the struggle between privacy and uniqueness. The more you value the uniqueness, the more you have to ease on privacy.

Obviously writing about your life is not a good idea after all. What else can you write? You can write stories about another person. This may sound like a good idea at first thought. The fact is no man is happy about another man writing about him. You will end up in deteriorating the relationship with the person. As a precaution, never write anything about a woman, you will end up in misery.

What else can you write? Do you have a skill that everybody admires? As one of the six billion human beings I have no extraordinary skills. Yes, I earn a living with a set of skills. However, that does not imply I am a very skillful man.

How about your interest? As an Internet Addict I learn a lot from the Internet. I might be able to write something about it. But … hang on … Isn’t it true the knowledge I learn from the Net is readily available?

The above scenario is just one of the many examples of the thinking process of a blogger. At the end of the day, only those bloggers who are willing to spend time writing anything are likely to start blogging. There is no cure for this puzzle.