Judgement Part 2
What is judgement? Do we admit that we judge? Can we use it for our advantage, self improvement and personal growth?

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Feeling of unworthy because someone said something or things didn’t go as the way you envisioned. You are worthy of everything you can imagine and dream. That’s what you are.

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Judgement, we judge ourselves, we judge other people and we sometimes say we don’t judge. Is judgement bad or good? Here is what I think.

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Self forgiveness starts with the decision to forgive yourself. That might take for sometime to come. Whilst you are on a journey of self development and personal growth, there are couple things you will encounter as walls which you need to leap over. One of them is self forgiveness.

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Compartmentalising things, breaking a whole loaf into smaller pieces is where we start. This happens with habits. On this class I am going to take you through the champion of thought habits that will change your life forever. You will not be the same, your relationships will be different and your business life will change. It will take practice but first, lets walk through these champion of thought habits.

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Last Episode of Blog Content topic. Before we start to delve into the realm of powerful manifestation and self realisation, let’s close our blog content writing topic with the most impactful knowledge of psychology of Content.
• Title
• Visuals
• Relationship between Blog, Blog Post, Product, Reader
• Back Links
• Links To References
• Knowledge-Information-Data
• Search Engine Optimisation keywords, semantic words,
keyword chains...etc
• Personal experience
• Conclusion - Opinion
Thematic relevancy within the blog strengthens the blog's
identity and visibility by helping the search engines
understand the blog’s main topic and intention.
Topical relevancy to the main subject by using synonymous
words helps to emphasize the importance of the content.

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Welcome to 5th Episode. We are continuing our journey on Blog Content Creating and Writing. On this episode, we are looking into defining Intentions of The Reader, The Blog and The Blog Post. Keywords, semantic words and audience journey are part of defining these intentions. What goes into a blog post is more than just the blog Reader’s intent. We can divide these intents into 3 and a successful and
productive blog is expected to cover all these 3.
1- Intention of a blog
2- Intention of a blog post
3- Intention of Reader/User

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In this episode, I carry on talking about understanding blog content. This is lesson 4.
Mind Map your blog, Dig out your Reader’s / Audience intention and create meaningful contents for the blog, for you and for your reader.

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Your Voice
 
There is a type of voice called the “writer’s voice,” which envelopes the “writing style.” Most people read out loud in their minds. This creates a conversational dialogue between the reader and the writer. We do the same thing when we write our thoughts down. We simply have a conversation in the plane of our minds. Our words occupy space in this plane and they have a tone and style where we show our attitude, character, and closeness to the reader. This is called “writer’s voice.”
With the tone we choose to convey, we could almost reflect our facial expressions and the harmony of a speech. Your voice is part of the blog’s identity.

On the blogs, people expect more of a personal voice which reflects warmth and sincerity. This is part of rapport formation. Be friendly, talk like the way you talk to a friend, and don't be shy to embed experiences in it. A humble voice will combine the tone of authority with warmth and reflect personality. Still, it is your voice, you chose.
 
I prepared some questions that will help you to clarify your voice. We all have a different version of ourselves. We feel, talk, and behave differently when we are with our friends or with family members or tired or excited. This is where we have to change to project our personality.
Choosing the right writing style helps to find your voice. They are like siblings. There are good books out there on writing styles.
 
You can write from the angle of an investigative journalist or an emotionless authority with great verbal distance. Talking to a close friend type of writing would work wonders in opinion-related blogs as if you are having one to one conversation. What about being an educator.
 
This is knowing how you would like to come across as well as your feeling comfortable while writing. Don't worry; you can improve it in time. It is an evolution. Thinking from your audience's point will make it easier to decide how you’d like to be seen. You are what your reader expects you to be.
 
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Blogs are a great way to create brand awareness and give the
Reader a chance to know you\your brand better, enabling
long-lasting relationships and attracting new Readers.
Nowadays, there are more options available on every product
or idea on the market, and we are more informed about them.
Now is the time to go back to the core values as your
currency. Trust is a valuable currency. consider writing a blog post.
• Main Topic
• Blog Post’s Topic (Subtopic)
• Blog’s Identity
• Your Voice and style
• The Reader\User\Audience
• Product/Service providing
• 3 Intents: Blog/writer’s intent, blog post’s intent, the
reader’s intent
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• Content
• Search engine optimisation

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