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Tapas Adhikary · 2020-09-29T02:54:49.640Z

So, do you have a blog? In that case, this article is very relevant to you. As you have a blog, you must be writing articles already. But, are you writing consistently? The only way to build an audience base and stay connected to your readers is, Wri...

As someone who is clueless about blogs, this here is great tool to kickstart my journey Thank you

Thanks a lot Ibrahima Bah and all the very best!

Great article, Tapas!

I found it helpful as I'm currently trying to figure out how to write consistently.

I'm glad to know that The Overaged Developer

Very nice article Tapas. I liked the frequency point most. Also I liked how you mentioned about small wins and start celebrating them. I had started my blog last year but failed to be consistent. So I have promised myself that I will write consistently and make a habit of writing twice in a week.

All the power to you, Sachin.

Thanks so much, I really gain value.

As someone looking to write better and more consistently, this was very helpful!

All points were motivational, lately I have been procrastinating on when to write. Thanks for writing on this topic, I'll try my best to be consistent.

Awesome Jome Favourite! All the best.

Hey Tapas, Great piece here, I completely agree with your points especially with the one of celebrating small wins . I started writing blog a week ago , when I published my first blog which has around 30 view(which is not much) but it just gave a nudge to write my second article.

Thank you Sarvesh Kadam!

when I published my first blog which has 50 view(which is not much) but it just gave a nudge to write my second article.

Nice, sure it helps. Keep writing and keep rocking.

Thanks Tapas Adhikary, great article! I definitely feel more motivated to write. However, I can realistically probably publish an article once every two weeks. Do you have any advice for any other specific groups or communities to join for motivation and topics to continue writing after the Bootcamp?

Hello Julie Khov,

Thanks for reading this article, appreciate it.

I definitely feel more motivated to write.

That's great. As you have the urge to write, you will start well and then do well. Keep it up.

However, I can realistically probably publish an article once every two weeks.

I think that's fine to start with. A frequency of once in a week you can target later. If once in every two weeks suits your schedule now, please get started with that.

Do you have any advice for any other specific groups or communities to join for motivation and topics to continue writing after the Bootcamp?

I would suggest continuing to be part of the HashNode community as a learner and contributor. This is a great place to be in and many of us have that realization already.

You should follow the tags and writers of your interest. Build a habit of reading articles from them and participate in comments whenever you can. You would gradually feel comfortable about your own writing too.

Another place is twitter but to focus on the right thing as it may kill your valuable time. Follow people of your interest and learn from them.

I wish you all the best and looking forward to reading your future articles.

Nice article Tapas Adhikary. I don't know about smoking. But, I believe your article would be a great trigger for other people to do consistent blogging.

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