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2 Unexpected Reasons Why You Need A Schedule
We’ve all heard so many times about the advantages of having a schedule. It helps you organize your life, set priorities, be aware of what you are missing, what is important and so on.
I have been an organized person for ages but it wasn’t until I started this blog half a year ago that I began using an actual schedule of posts. It didn’t come easy but this last month has seen a clear improvement in that sense.
And thanks to this positive development, I discovered 2 unexpected positive aspects resulting from scheduling.
1. Overflowing Confidence
When starting a schedule, it is common practice to fail meeting every aspect of it, to want to modify it in parts, etc.
I have changed the order of posts, deleted entire weeks of post ideas due to them not fitting anymore.
This is not a problem at all though. Adapting our life is important. The most important is to stick to the premise of the schedule. In my case: one post a day. Which I did.
Slowly though, I started being able to write a bit in advance and have now a rhythm which would allow me, potentially, to skip a few days of writing without missing the overall goal of one post a day.
