I have been training people on how to blog for nearly a year now. In that time, I have had the privilege of working with dozens of people who want to blog, but haven't been able to for various reasons. Among the most common reasons given are these:
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	<li>Don't have the time to blog (also phrased as blogging takes up too much time)</li>
	<li>Don't know what to write about</li>
	<li>Don't have sufficient ideas or material</li>
	<li>Don't think anyone wants to read my thoughts</li>
	<li>I am not a good writer</li>
	<li>Don't know who is going to read my blog or how people will find it</li>
	<li>My organization insists on a long chain of approval to publish anything</li>
	<li>I don't have buy-in from top-level executives at my organization</li>
	<li>Don't see the point or purpose in blogging</li>
	<li>Don't know how to set up a blog</li>
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Do any of these sound familiar to you?
<h3>How to write your blog workshop on May 17</h3>
If you struggle with these common blogging issues, check out my three-hour hands-on <strong>How to write your blog workshop</strong> I am offering on Friday, May 17, starting at 9:30 a.m. It takes place at Link Locale in Arlington, VA, near the Clarendon Metro stop. If you sign up by May 1, you get the early registration price of $70 (regular price is $79). To sign up and for more details,  visit <a href="http://howtowriteyourblog4.eventbrite.com/#" target="_blank">howtowriteyourblog4.eventbrite.com</a> .

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