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Top 5 things you have to STOP telling yourself as a blogger/website proprietor.

4. I’ll write all my posts myself: Without trying to “cheap-advertise” here, pls try to be realistic. You would have to pay writers at one point or the other, if you’re a serious “looking-to-make-money” blogger. Else, the “after-publishing” tasks of sharing the link on social media, IM publicity, newsletter (for those who send), etc. would definitely wear you out and drain your passion. Except you’re a weekly or monthly(period) blogger. Top bloggers know this and so should you.

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