Ideas For Writing a Topic For Your First Blog on Buddist.com

Ideas For Writing a Topic For Your First Blog on Buddist.comWriting a topic for the first blog on Buddist.com has been an interesting process for me. I've never had much of a desire to blog and just didn't have a set of topics for this blog, so I figured it would be easier for me to write one post every day instead of two or three posts a week.To begin with, there was a particular reason for doing this and I feel it is a very useful thing to do. It seems like everybody has to have a blog because it's the new way to communicate.People are e-mailing each other and sending text messages and they are also chatting on the internet. The blogs have become a very valuable medium that helps you connect with other people. Blogs allow you to have a way to tell other people about your experiences and do the same for them.I've always liked the idea of interacting with others through the internet but it seems like it is becoming harder to do so. To reach others you have to follow the rules of the people who run the blog site. You can't just participate in conversations with others, you need to have topics for the blog.In addition to following the rules that people have set up, writing about what interests you isn't going to help you any. A topic for the blog will help you focus on what's important and help you to get feedback from other readers about what they enjoy about the topics you choose. If you choose the right topics, they will be enjoyed by your readers as well.Before writing the topic for the blog, I went over some of the more popular topics for Buddist.com and looked at what the people were writing about. I also read some of the comments that were posted by other readers. I found that these topics helped me come up with more ideas and had insights that I had not considered.I've learned a lot about myself by doing this. I now know that when it comes to relationships with others, I should not worry about myself but rather focus on sharing with other people the thing s that I'm interested in. This seems to work for me and has helped me build an incredible network of friends that I would never have found on my own.