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Numbers Game
Happy Waffle Wednesday friends!!
Today was my rest day from the gym, which meant my hunger was out of control! Body needs the fuel to repair itself from all that stress I put it though ;) Morning snack came early with a homemade PB&J protein bar.
I didn?t quite make it to lunch though, I broke into my second snack at 10:30.
Lunch was something different for me ? a yogurt mess!
I then rushed home to furiously clean my apartment for my lunch break. Someone was supposed to come look at it at 6 o?clock, but shortly before I got off work, they cancelled! Boo-urns. I have someone else coming tomorrow though, so at least it wasn?t all for nothing I guess? It did leave me more time to EAT when I came home :)
Paired with a real hamburger on an english muffin. Topped with hummus, hot sauce and swiss cheese.
All about the numbers? Bloggers. How many of you out there obsessively check your page views, website hits, and clicks? I was reading the always insightful, smart and entertaining MizFit today and she mentioned something that really hit home for me: I also yammer to my IRL friends about how I never check my blog stats. For me it?s the same as the scale: why let a number dictate my self-worth! Bingo. When I first started blogging at Trying for a Tri over a year ago, I would check that WordPress stats page everyday, and feel awful because I wasn?t getting any readers. I didn?t feel good enough, or entertaining enough, or informative enough. It made me question my self worth. I let it control my emotions. A popular day for page views could lift my spirits, and in turn a low day with no comments would bum me out. Somewhere along the way, I stopped caring. I decided I would take that daily ?stat check? out of my morning routine. I started writing what I wanted to write about, and not what I thought others wanted to hear. When people ask me how many readers I have, I can give them a ballpark, but I don?t really know. What I do know, is that the people I have met through blogging are amazing. I feel SO lucky to have had the opportunity to communicate with people through my blog, e-mail, comments, Twitter, and even real life. The numbers don?t really mean much in the end. That one e-mail I get from a girl saying I helped her with an eating disorder, or a girl who says my blog helped inspire her to do a race, that?s worth it. So my bloggie friends, I just wanted to remind you to not let those numbers dictate your self-worth. I?m telling you straight up, readers or no readers, you are worth it!! Keep writing! x?s and o?s <3 ![]() related searches : Numbers
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