Writing a Blog, Book, or Private Journal?

[kensonplays]

Which of these do you prefer, if you have a preference? I like writing in a public blog on my website primarily, but I may start a private journal just for quick notes/mentions of what happened during the day and how I feel, etc. Nothing super detailed in my private journal, unless I feel like it that day, if I do go that route.

 

[Jason]

I get sick of technology, but nonetheless, I would rather write a blog than a book. Anyway, I wouldn't know the first thing about writing a book. It's all Greek to me!

 

[cpvr]

I prefer writing in a blog instead of a journal. I used to write a lot in a private journal, but it’s been years since I did that.

 

[Soulwatcher]

I prefer writing on a blog, I have 2 blogs one is a personal blog and the second is a Minecraft blog. However, my Minecraft blog is neglected because I spend all my time on my cat forum or other people's forums.

 

[Alicia]

I prefer writing on blog than on private journal or a book. It's not that I can't write on them but I think writing on blog will help me more, give me more experience and exposure than what I cam get from journal or book.

 

[Shortie]

I have been a writer now for over 10 years and even growing up I used to love writing.

Over the years I have done all kinds of different writing but will admit that my favourite is a blog when it comes to writing.

 

[fords8]

I am not big on blogging. So I would do a private journal I think.

 

[Jason]

I tried to make a math blog recently, but I couldn't get the links to work on a cellphone, so I switched it back to a forum.

 

[Nomad]

I do not maintain a private journal, however, I used to write a journal when I was in my teens. These days I mostly write blog posts and book. I write blogs and book and publish on my own name as well as do it for cleints

 

[Baw$e]

I'd prefer to start a blog, because you can place ads, and generate revenue if the blog takes off.

 

[cpvr]

You could also password-protect a private journal and write in it, then, one day, choose to make it public.


Blogging is somewhat similar to keeping a journal, especially if you’re writing online. The main difference is that a traditional journal is private and offline, whereas a blog is accessible on the internet. You can even monetize a journal if it’s public. Many people originally started their blogs as personal journals before evolving them into full-fledged blogs.



A blog allows you to write freely and express yourself much like a journal does, after all, they’re essentially the same thing in many ways.

 

[lens]

I am a strong believer of private journaling, because you get to write your thoughts and feelings without sending them to others for evaluation. You can write without the fear of judgement.

 

[cpvr]

I am a strong believer of private journaling, because you get to write your thoughts and feelings without sending them to others for evaluation. You can write without the fear of judgement.

How long have you been writing in your own private journal? I used to have one when I was younger.

 

[lens]

How long have you been writing in your own private journal? I used to have one when I was younger.

Sure, private journaling is a secure way to express oneself and I have been doing it since I was little. It gives us the opportunity to process our thoughts and emotions free from external judgment.

 

[Alisa]

I would like to write and publish a book someday.

 

[Nomad]

I have a lot of ideas for ebooks but sadly due to time constrains I have not been able to work on them, I would really like to take time to work on my ebooks.

 

[Milla]

I have written journal and I.migjt try this again

 

[cpvr]

I would like to write and publish a book someday.

Do you have any ideas on what your book may be about? I hope you do go ahead with the idea of publishing your book. ^.^

 

[Alisa]

Do you have any ideas on what your book may be about? I hope you do go ahead with the idea of publishing your book. ^.^

I would probably write a travelogue or maybe a memoir