Why Blogging??

Over the course of my life, I’ve embraced a number of different hobbies: football,cricket,tennis,chess just to name a few.But i never succeed in any of them and they  always remain just hobbies,neither i became a pro nor i really work hard for it because of my academic study neither i have free time nor i always used my leisure time to study.Its hard to admit but you know its definitely embarrassing because i'm not doing anything at all and just passing the valuable time.Instead of growing and become better,i'm just destroying myself.
But yet i'm not done with my hobbies and definitely i have another hobby and that is blogging.And while there are many articles written about why you should blog to grow your business or become an expert or make a whole bunch of money but here i'm going to tell you why not only me everyone should start blogging specially if you are adult and student of some college/universities spending your whole day just chatting with some stranger who have a profile picture with pretty face and amazing body in their social media account.

Reasons for Blogging*

"your paper with the breathings of your heart.” —William Wordsworth

1.You'll become a better person and more intellectual.

Remember in reality output is always smaller than input.What i mean here is that when you are going to write something then first you must study more then only you can hardly write anything about any topic.At its core, writing is communication. It is about recording thoughts on paper and compelling others to agree with them. To that end, writing (just like every other form of communication that has ever existed) improves with practice and collecting information.Blogging will not force you to become a better writer, it’ll just happen as you do it.So if you start writing then you have collected a lot of information and in addition you are already  a kind of writer.

2. You’ll become a better thinker and your analysis power will be better. 

Because the process of writing includes recording thoughts on paper, the blogging process encourages you to stop and think deeper. You will delve deeper into the matters of your life and the worldview that shapes them. Unfortunately, at this point, many will choose not to blog (or write at all) based on the faulty reasoning that they “have nothing to say.” But to that line of thinking I always respond the same way, maybe you just haven’t discovered yet what you have to say.
Just remember after the darkest moment of midnight morning starts.So i recommend you that though its hard but don't let yourself down keep on trying,keep on writing.You don't have to impress the world , you just need to express yourself.

3. You’ll live a more intentional life and can express yourself clearly.

Once you start writing about your life and the thoughts that shape it, you’ll begin thinking more intentionally about who you are, who you are becoming, and whether you like what you see or not. And that just may be reason enough to get started.You will become more clear about your life,dreams things that you need to do and that you don't.So it helps you to become more clear and specific.

4. You’ll develop an eye for meaningful things.

By necessity, blogging requires a filter. It’s simply not possible to write about every event, every thought, and every happening in your life. Instead, blogging is a never-ending process of choosing to articulate the most meaningful events and the most important thoughts. This process of choice helps you develop an eye for meaningful things. And remember that sometimes the most meaningful things appear in the most mundane—but you’ll see what I mean once you get started.
It also helps you to prioritize most important things from the important things and makes you habitual to summarize everything in some few words. 

5. You will have a tight schedule instead of having no plan at all.

 Blogging requires time, devotion, commitment, and discipline. And just to be clear, those are all good things to embrace – they will help you get the most out of your days and life. You will start valuing your time,everyday you will have a busy schedule and instead of wasting your time in nonsense things you will be working for yourself that will really help to grow yourself.Also blogging will provide opportunity for new life habits to emerge in yours.

6. You’ll meet new people. 

Whether it be through comments, e-mails, or social media, you may be surprised at how quickly you meet people on-line. And by meet people, I mean legitimately form relationships that seek to serve one another. The blogging community is friendly, encouraging, and genuinely cheering for you to succeed—the only thing missing is you.

7. You’ll make some money. 

You don’t need to make money to enjoy blogging. In fact, sometimes making money from your blog can actually start to distract you from the joy that you found in the first place. That being said, whether you make $20/year or $20,000/year, it’s still pretty nice to have a hobby that actually pays you back.

8. You’ll inspire others.

Blogging not only changes your life, it also changes the life of the reader. And because blogs are free for the audience and open to the public, on many levels, it is an act of giving. It is a selfless act of service to invest your time, energy, and worldview into a piece of writing and then offer it free to anybody who wants to read it. Others will find inspiration in your writing… and that’s a wonderful feeling.

9. You’ll become more well-rounded in your mindset. 

After all, blogging is an exercise in give-and-take. One of the greatest differences between blogging and traditional publishing is the opportunity for readers to offer input. As the blog’s writer, you introduce a topic that you feel is significant and meaningful. You take time to lay out a subject in the minds of your readers and offer your thoughts on the topic. Then, the readers get to respond. And often times, their responses in the comment section challenge us to take a new, fresh look at the very topic we thought was so important in the first place.

10. It’s free and everyone can use it.

 Your blog can begin today without spending a single penny now (or ever). I use Blogger and highly recommend it.There are many blogging platform like blogger,word press,wix and many more.You can select any one of them and start blogging.With an initial investment of $0, why not give it a shot? And if you really enjoy it-then for just a few dollars/month, you can use your very own domain name.

11. You’ll known by others and can have your own identity and existence.

 Blogging introduces yourself to the world. It causes you to articulate the life you live and the worldview behind the decisions that you make. Whether you have 1 reader or 10,000, the blogging process opens up your life to those on the outside. It is a good exercise in human-existence to be known by others. Over time, you’ll reveal more and more of yourself to the outside world… and you’ll be excited to find a world that relates to you and enjoys hearing your story.
Its all not just because you have started blogging as blogging is not that magical beast that can create your identity but due to the fact that you dared to be different.you choose a different way to express yourself which most people don't do.

12. It’ll serve as a personal journal. 

Blogging serves many of the same roles as a personal journal. It trains us to be observant and gives weight to the personal growth that we are experiencing. It trains our minds to track life and articulate the changes we are experiencing. Your blog becomes a digital record of your life that is saved “in the cloud.” As a result, it can never be lost, stolen, or destroyed in a fire.

13. You’ll become more confident. 

Blogging will help you discover more confidence in your life. You will quickly realize that you do live an important life with a unique view and have something to offer others.

14. You’ll find a platform to recommend. 

We all love to recommend something we have found enjoyable or beneficial—whether it be a nice restaurant, a good book, or a new outlook on life. The fullness of joy is not experienced until we have shared that joy with others. A blog provides an opportunity to do that very thing. It provides a platform to share the joy we have experienced and recommend good things we have discovered to others.

15. It’s quite a rush with every positive comment.

 There’s a certain little rush that accompanies the immediate positive feedback that you receive every time a reader posts a comment, shares your writing on Facebook, or tweets it out to their Twitter followers. While walking the fine line between finding encouragement in that feedback and obsessing over it may take some time to get used to, it’s far better to find that line than to never seek it out in the first place.

Remember, you don’t need to blog as a means to get rich or as a means to gather a huge following. You don’t even need to blog as a means to change the Internet… the change that a blog will cause in your life is reason enough.

(With the help of www.becomingminimalist.com)