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The Truth About Blogging — What Every New Blogger Should Know

This post talks about the truth about blogging and what every blogger should know. You’ll learn what it
really take to make six figures blogging. This post is based upon my personal experience as a blogger. My opinions are my own.
Imagine this: you’re sitting at your desk at your job and you’re wondering about your life. “Is this really it? I want more from life. I feel I am meant to do more.” You struggle between your creative self and the realist within you, telling you not to take a risk. You ignore that conformist inside you and decide you do have what it takes to make it. You decide to start a blog.
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The Truth About Blogging — What Every New Blogger Should Know: What It Really Takes To Make Six Figures Blogging
Blogging is great, don’t get me wrong. It’s changed my life for the better and has made me a more diligent, persistent and responsible person. The truth is, blogging takes work and what you put in, you get out. Blogging is totally fun and I love it but blogging is also a job. It’s my full-time job. There is a lot of misconception that you can start a blog today and immediately make money from your blog; today. Wrong. Blogging takes work and persistence and consistency. Unless you’ve had prior experience or have a system in place, it will take time to grow your blog and monetize it.
When I started Bonne Chic 2 years ago, I wanted to start a blog because I love to write. Writing is truly a passion of mine. I started this blog because I’ve tried so many other ways of earning money online and writing is the only passion I’ve had and stuck with for as long as I can remember.
Before blogging, I produced my own TV show, I was a Fashion Designer and I had my own clothing line and then I went into Corporate America to pursue a career I’ve always wanted to have, followed by starting this blog. Crazy, right? Yeah. I tend to always pursue passions of mine

The Truth About Blogging

Don’t get me wrong, I love what I do. But what I’m about to tell you is the truth about blogging; at least from my own personal experience. If you’re thinking of starting a blog or have mixed feelings about your blogging journey, this post is for you.
Blogging takes work. Yes, you read that right. Blogging is not some magical pill that you can take and…
Viola! Money rolls in!
It doesn’t work like that. Blogging isn’t all the cutesy Pinterest images you see. It’s much more than that. It takes work. It’s countless hours of research and writing and editing blog posts. It’s countless interruptions in between with cooking dinner and taking care of family and home. It’s also juggling a job sometimes. It’s wearing many hats and being Superwoman and Wonder Woman at the same damn time.
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