Wheel of Fortune No More!
Success is not an accident. You must purpose it in your mind to be successful. You can’t just roll the dice or turn the wheel of fortune. You need a plan of exactly how you are going to get from A to B. Then you need to execute the plan to the best of your abilities and beyond.
I started this blog a few weeks ago with the aim of inspiring you to be the best you can be. This blog’s success is intricately tied to how much inspiration you can get to apply success principles in your life. For this blog to succeed, I need to have a plan for moving from point A to point B. I need to have an easily understandable way of communicating my thoughts and ideas to you.
The days are now turning into weeks since launch. I am having so much fun writing to you. Knowing that someone might be inspired through my writing makes me extremely happy.
Every day I have been picking up random ideas from my notebook of blog ideas. It is like turning the wheel of fortune to get the topic of the day. But for some reason when I woke up this morning, I thought that this is not the best way to succeed.
You may have noticed that my articles are fairly long and detailed compared to other blogs. This is on purpose. The idea is to create a timeless body of works that will be inspiring people for years to come.
It has come to my attention that most timeless information e.g. the bible have a structure and a communicable way of presenting information. For that reason I decided that the future posts on this blog will also have a structure that I prefer to call “Series“. Each series will delve deep into an issue, perspective or aspect of success. For example, we will have series on finance, health, mind, character, relationships, culture, careers, sex, prominent people etc.
Each blog post will continue to be full of value and independent of any other but the series will contain only blog posts that are related to each other and on topic. Later I will organize the website based on the series. For instance, the money series might have 10 blog posts. If you are only interested in the topic of money then you could read the entire series of 10 blog posts and ignore the other series.
The first series will focus on character building. We shall explore the power of certain character traits such as self discipline, positive thinking, persistence, hard work etc.
I hope that this method will bear the intended fruits of simplifying my research and writing process and help you build your wholesome success block by block. I would love to hear your ideas on the kind of series we should have and other ideas for improving the blog.
Thank you for your support and I wish you all the best in your success journey.
Kind Regards
Daniel Ngari
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Dan my friend. I tend to concur with your idea. This blog is lifting me up every addition day and to be sincere I can’t help but read it daily. You have something new to inspire me and it keeps me moving… So tell me what topic do you decide on taking this week?
I will be here… can’t wait!
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@Daniel.
‘Success’ seems to be a big word appearing on most of your blogs… maybe have a category on success!
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@ Nyomi – Howdy? Hope you well.
Thanks for mentioning the categories feature, was not even using it. Will start.
What I mean by series is that instead of jumping from a finance topic today, then a health topic tomorrow, I will cluster them.
If writing about health, we can have say a week of health related series. At the end of the week, we can start on yet another series. I am sure there are pros and cons to this so would love to hear peoples opinions.
Daniel Ngari
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Good idea about the series, Daniel. I was recently thinking along the same lines for my blogs because categorising them makes it easier for people to find the info they’re most interested in.
Cheers,
Nyomi
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