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Keeping a Weekly Blog Helps Me Improve Myself

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Welcome back to another blog post my friends. The god have spoken and we don't get a free topic this week. So today, we're going to talk about how keeping a weekly blog helps me improve myself.

"Oh look, something positive for once."

Yes, yes very funny. Well lets jump into it, shall we?

For most people, me included, we can all agree that we don't actually do the blogs "weekly". Perhaps the lack of time or just the simple procrastination made us that way, but I'm sure that we all don't really do blogs on time. I myself started doing blogs on time after the exams simply because I was focusing on studying. 

The blogs themselves are fun to do. They allow us to explore more topics, be it by reading another person's blog, or maybe looking up some information just to write your own. It helps you practice writing, preparing yourself for the English exams coming in the future so you don't get stuck looking on a blank page wondering how to start or finish a sentence. As they always say, practice makes perfect. 

Sure, most of you may think that this is a waste of time, maintaining and writing blogs, but perhaps, that mindset of yours is wrong. Some people find that writing blogs is fun, since it gives them the chance to introduce or share something they particularly enjoy, for example, I introduce you guys to certain not so well known history topics, and some ideas of social studies that was quite unheard of unless you stumble into it while browsing the interwebs in the late of night.

To some others, provided that we're given the chance for a free topic, it gives them a chance to write stories, be it fiction or non-fiction. It gives them a chance to flex their creative muscles (as stated in the last topic), and it gives the reader thought provoking questions. Most of my blogs are structured that way (if its a free topic), since there's no absolute right or wrong.

That's all for this week folks, perhaps we'll get a free topic next week and I'll write longer posts (lol). This is my opinion on why keeping a weekly blog helps me improve myself. 

Have a nice weekend, everyone.

Cheers,
Chua.

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