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Glad that you found something worthwhile in this post. I see that sometimes we go a little crazy trying to put out the best content possible, which we should, but we get bogged down on the details instead of the overall message. Some of the best posts are those short and sweet ones. They get people involved and leave them wanting more.

Sometimes we think that we have nothing to say because we just want to impress our readers but try to look around us. You will find a lot of thing to say – your feeling, event, improvement or even a simple thing can be a great thing to be discussed.

I realized this and that's what I write. And it works =)

You know, I hadn't thought of how powerful those seven words really can be and also how non-threatening. I appreciate you pointing that out for me.

Some of the most non-threatening advice on blogging I have ever seen. I'll bet a lot of readers react as I have: I can do that! Many thanks.

I'm really getting into the whole cash thing. The problem now with that plan of taking the money at 2.9% and putting it in the bank for %4 is that now if you take a convenience check or cash advance is that they assess a 3% fee to the total amount taken. I would consolidate all debts to one card to have one payment but I'm not getting nailed with more fees to do this.

I like your approach to finding Marketing lessons from everyday life. That is fantastic. Are you familiar with Andrew Lock and his show Help My Business Sucks. He tells of a marketing lesson from big brands each week and those are great.

Credit card promos at 2.9% interest can be attractive if you can then put the money in a bank account for 6 months at say 4% interest or higher – I used to do this a lot when I was living in the UK.

In terms of blogging topics – I made it a habit to look around me and see what marketing lessons I could learn from what people do – from street beggers to sales staff in stores.I called the series marketing lessons from the street.

Thank you and congratulations to you as well for so many years of blogging.

Oh I agree with you that not everyone should blog, especially if they can't find the thing to say or what to say. The people that I run into though I think they would be fascinating but they don't see it in themselves. Of course I find that I can find so many great things about other people that I never see in myself.

As for writing, I agree that everyone has something valuable to share, but sometimes I think the blogosphere would be better off if those who really can't figure out what to say or how to say it found another hobby!