I stopped.

My reasoning was straightfoward.

1. I want to write more longform.

2. Are the quality of my posts suffering because of the pressure of getting something posted every day?

3. Could I change my posting schedule — fewer posts, better quality?

I wrote a little. But I didn’t write a lot. There were a couple of long pieces od mediocre qaulity. But consistency is the missing piece.

Consistency is the necessary piece.

Consistency is th key.

Last weekend I listened to a podcast interview with Austin Kleon (of “Steal Like An Artist” fame). He said this about his daily blogging habit:

So here are the new rules.

A daily post, knowing most will not be great.

Some will be good.

A few will be worth passing along.

Mondays post will be long(ish) form experimentation.

Welcome back. The blog by a Quiquagenarian writer who is working to become an author. It’s mostly about leadership development and creativity — and sometimes global culture and coffee.

I’m going daily.

Ive started.

Again.