Sunrise Blog Club
I have finally attended one of the meetups promoted by the Sunrise Blog Club in Seville.
8am on a Tuesday morning, a cafe, and a group of restless people.
A combination that leads to talking about blogs and all related topics. My conclusion: I am going back!
I leave the meeting happy, since the hacker spirit inside me has always aspired to go to a cafe with a laptop and collaborate on a new project!
In today’s meetup, Adri Ortiz (Adrik) shared with us his experience in the world of graphic arts, as a blogger, his time at WeblogsSL, as well as his initiatives to create a cultural agenda in Seville:
* La otra Sevilla, http://www.laotrasevilla.com/
I go on to review those recommendations that caught my attention and could be useful for everyone who writes blogs occasionally and wants to get out of that creative block.
Getting started
Faced with a creative block, do not obsess over quality. ‘If there is already a better article, then write a worse one.’
Write worse today and correct it tomorrow. You will keep improving and educating yourself.
It helps a lot to have a team that supports you. Even if it is only to review and tell you ‘go ahead’.
It is at this point that I thought Sunrise Blog Club could be the catalyst for creating those teams that support each other.
Types of posts
When you work professionally writing blogs, it is normal to research and produce several posts, however there may be posts that you prepare little by little, in a process of days.
You can also make a comparison with a post from a year ago and comment on how the landscape has changed.
**Conclusion **
For those who follow this page, you already know that it began as a kind of portal open to contributions that has ended up becoming my personal blog.
And its themes have also varied over time: I began by publishing many posts related to computer science, old operating systems, programming languages…as well as solutions to technical problems I ran into as a software engineer.
From there I moved on to covering free software, the freedom of knowledge, hacktivism, and lately, entrepreneurship, sharing my projects and adventures in the startup world.
For me this meetup has been one more step towards meeting people who move in the creative field in Seville, and a way of giving more movement to the other blogs I take part in. Both my personal one, this one, and that of Universidad Quantum o Reinspirit.
Do you also want to get back into the blogosphere? Leave a comment and get moving.
Notes
If you want to know more about Sunrise Blog Club: