I often write about things that are relatable to writing but don’t really fit any one of my primary categories. As a result, I use the Journal category to share those bits of information. Especially if it’s about a topic that can fit virtually anywhere.
Not to mention that sometimes I’ll just write about what’s on my mind regarding books, blogs, and freelancing.
For example, here are the most recent posts I’ve published in the Journal category:
- My Morning Routine as a Writer to Boost Motivation
Your morning routine can influence a great deal about your day as a writer. How you handle yourself first thing can affect energy levels, focus, stress, and much more. And when you have a lot on your plate, you need every advantage you can get. So, what do I do to keep motivated every day? - No, Metaphors and Similes ARE NOT Proof of AI Writing
Recently, I read how some are assuming that metaphors and similes are proof that AI wrote the manuscript. My eyes rolled back into my head so far that I saw a 10-year-old me with a “WTF” look on his face. That is perhaps the most asinine AI argument I’ve heard to date. - Why I Want to Minor in Anthropology as a Writer
As I work toward my bachelor’s degree as a writer, I have decided that I want to minor in anthropology. I’ve always had an interest in archaeology, and anthropology greatly piques my interest. An author should always be open to trying new things for inspiration. - Why Do So Many Authors Hate Their Books?
All too often, I see authors tear their manuscripts apart or post on social media that they “hate” the story. To me, it’s quite perplexing, really. I don’t think any author should hate their work. Otherwise, why write it? - Why I Write All Types of Content: The Process of Learning
When asked what I write, my response is simple: Everything. Well, I draw the line at religious content and anything having to deal with Apple products. But in reality, I write all types of content, ranging from WordPress tutorials to upcoming screenplays. Why do I do it? - Writing Challenges for March 2026: Wrapping Up the First Quarter
It’s March, and I think it’s time to set up some writing challenges. One quarter of the year is about to finish, and I’d like to wrap it up by breaking some personal records. The key to accomplishing challenges like this is to make sure you’re not setting yourself up for failure. - Review: Is PaddyPost Worth the One-Time Fee?
A lot of us are just too busy to keep up with social media, but is PaddyPost something you can use for mass sharing? After all, social sharing apps can save you a lot of time maintaining multiple accounts without logging into each one. Let’s take a look to see if PaddyPost is something worthwhile.
Not every piece of content you create for a blog needs to focus intently on SEO. Sometimes, just sharing your journey with others is enough to inspire and motivate the audience. And sometimes, you gain followers or subscribers.







