What Are You Doing Right Now? (277 Viewers)

[Red]

Plan is just for a few days.

Think there is some intention to get the ferry across to Helsinki for one of those days as well.

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Maddy]

So my furry Dane friends, I tried a bit of Heering in the Manhattans I made this evening.

Not bad...

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Tallinn = Danish-Town = win/win/win+win

 

[swag]

He's married to my cousin

Always good to have ass doctors in the family.

 

[.zero]

@X @swag

Skull Duggery v The great Christophe Dugarry

Go

 

[GordoDeCentral]

private i will gouge out your eyeballs and skullfuck you!!

 

[Enron]

Writing up a meteo class for my friend's fire ecology conference.

 

[.zero]

Who will be the first to hip thrust on this glorious Monday?

private i will gouge out your eyeballs and skullfuck you!!

 

[swag]

@X @swag

Skull Duggery v The great Christophe Dugarry

Go

Christophe Dugarry, Rick DuRoss?

Or maybe just

private i will gouge out your eyeballs and skullfuck you!!

 

[Dostoevsky]

I wonder if blogging would pay off. Any experience or thoughts?

 

[ALC]

Sex cams are pretty popular in Eastern Europe. You could try that.



idk about blogging tho. never tried it nor do i follow any. but if you garner a decent following i don't see why not. the topic you want to talk about is the hard part.

 

[Völler]

I wonder if blogging would pay off. Any experience or thoughts?

How should it pay off? Also, what would you blog about?

 

[Enron]

I wonder if blogging would pay off. Any experience or thoughts?

Depends on what you want. If you want a personal blog, those are pretty easy. (all blogs are time consuming, which is why I don't have one). If you want a professional blog to help you get a leg up in whatever industry you're looking at then those can be pretty difficult. You have to know what you're talking about, be able to write in a way that your peers understand as well as people who might be interested in your services, while keeping up to date with all industry content, as well as providing content to regular readers on a consistent and timely basis.

It's not for everyone but if you've got the time, go for it. Greg as a pretty good blog that I enjoy reading, ask him for some pointers.

 

[Ocelot]

I wonder if blogging would pay off. Any experience or thoughts?

Pay off in what way? Emotionally? Financially?

 

[swag]

I wonder if blogging would pay off. Any experience or thoughts?

There's little money in content creation overall. There's a 1% who can make a good living, and the 99% who scrape by with a little cash here and there. The upside seems to be flexible hours and location of work, mainly.

 

[Dostoevsky]

How should it pay off? Also, what would you blog about?

Because people earn money while doing it

And for the second question, I have no idea.

As for the movie, I forgot about it but I have to catch up with others first before watching it.

Depends on what you want. If you want a personal blog, those are pretty easy. (all blogs are time consuming, which is why I don't have one). If you want a professional blog to help you get a leg up in whatever industry you're looking at then those can be pretty difficult. You have to know what you're talking about, be able to write in a way that your peers understand as well as people who might be interested in your services, while keeping up to date with all industry content, as well as providing content to regular readers on a consistent and timely basis.

It's not for everyone but if you've got the time, go for it. Greg as a pretty good blog that I enjoy reading, ask him for some pointers.

I did read Greg's blog in the past. But I never thought about doing it myself, was pretty much wondering how people handle it. I know it's not easy, though.

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There's little money in content creation overall. There's a 1% who can make a good living, and the 99% who scrape by with a little cash here and there. The upside seems to be flexible hours and location of work, mainly.

Do you have any suggestion for anything over the Internet?

Might as well try out something as I have a lot of free time and getting a job is pretty much impossible, I feel like giving up right now.

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Pay off in what way? Emotionally? Financially?

Screw emotions.

 

[Maddy]

I wonder if blogging would pay off. Any experience or thoughts?

There's not a lot of pussay in it @swag can confirm.

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Screw emotions.

@Salvo

 

[Enron]

Just found out the Coyotes (local footie team) got promotion to the Segunda last year. Winning.

 

[swag]

I did read Greg's blog in the past. But I never thought about doing it myself, was pretty much wondering how people handle it. I know it's not easy, though.

I intentionally lose money on that blog though.

Do you have any suggestion for anything over the Internet?

Might as well try out something as I have a lot of free time and getting a job is pretty much impossible, I feel like giving up right now..

I like your entrepreneurial spirit. Keep that.

I suggesting picking a topic you can get passionate, and even controversial, about. It will make for your best writing.

And make sure there are people in the field who stand to profit from the subject matter: for ads, promotions, name recognition, etc.

 

[Völler]

Link to @swag's blog?

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It is about ?

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Because people earn money while doing it

And for the second question, I have no idea.

I think it's really, really difficult to earn money blogging, as the others are saying. Also, you should blog about what I was suggesting.

 

[Hængebøffer]

I don't believe Greg once blogged.