Why I’m writing every day in April

Since I started my Love.Learn.Bloom blog in 2019, I have been quite inconsistent with creating content. Though I always had ideas and jotted them down in my notebooks, I barely took the time to develop them into articles I could publish. And honestly, I always had the excuse of life lifing to justify my lack of productivity.

This year, I want to be better. I want to be a regular blogger and writer.

Entering my 40s already brought a shift in me. Then, losing my mother to cancer last year shifted something even deeper. Suddenly, the excuses felt hollow. Time, how precious it is, what we actually do with it, became impossible to ignore. I don’t want to waste mine. I want to let my dreams become a reality. I want to let myself do the things that fulfill my purpose.

Being present. Spending time alone to learn who I am. Taking actions to reach my goals. Having fun with life. These things matter for my well-being, and I was letting them slip by.

I don’t want my life to end with my potential unleashed. I want to see what happens when I truly give it my all, when I put in the necessary work to realize my dreams. So instead of waiting for the perfect moment, I decided to start now.

That’s why I’ve been posting every day since April 1st. I’m exercising the writing muscle, showing up even when it’s hard. From May, I’ll shift to publishing a few times a week, because writing every day requires a lot of time and energy. But the habit? The intention? Those are here to stay.