A guest post is by Jeff Goins for Problogger
Six months ago, I was frustrated with my blog. I felt stuck and stymied. I had written on it for nearly five years and built a small, but steady, stream of traffic.
But there was just one problem: it wasn’t growing.
And I was tired of trying.
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My blog had reached the dreaded plateau.
So I decided to quit. Despite my better judgment, I chose to start over, to launch a brand-new blog. It was hard and scary leaving something that took so long to build, but I had to face the facts: My blog was never going to be epic. It was never going to be extraordinary. And I wanted it to be.
So I threw in the towel.
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