By Ashish Arora on August 30, 2012
What to share on blog
This time I took a four-month break from writing a blogpost. There were lots of episodes I could have penned during this period but they were so small and somehow I didn’t want to ink them before coming to a conclusion. I have concluded some of those chapters but now when I am here to write my experiences about these last months, I don’t find myself ready to share all of those experiences at this platform.
The feeling is like it’s not the right time; why to share them here; let them keep to myself; some other time; or just like that. Further, sometimes it happens that you don’t want to share each and every experience, nice or bitter, on a social platform. You just want to keep them to yourself and remember them when you need to. And also, you want to use in future whatever you learnt from them.
What to share on blog
After a significantly up-and-down period, when you observe that what actually you have got from your last bunch of experiences, you come to a conclusion. That is, you are a little more mature person now. Also, you ready to handle, or escape from if you want to, the situations similar to the last ones. And your maturity sometimes does not allow you to publicize those pleasant to sour experiences of life.
What not to share
You find yourself confused on what to share and what not to with public. A number of feelings and thoughts are too personal, possessive and sensitive issues that you will never want to share. Moreover, there are many trivial, unimportant or no worth issues that don’t need to be on your blog.
You simply cannot share everything with everyone. You have to be selective about what you share or not while writing a blogpost. Live all moments and share only whom and when you want to share.
