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2. “Think in small, incremental steps that build momentum. If you start now, in two or three years from now, you might be in a really great place.” – Steli Efti, CloseSteli Efti's Best Blogging Advice for Startups and Entrepreneurs
Success is rarely, if ever, something that happens overnight. When building a blog, or any business for that matter, it’s important to remember that you won’t be generating thousands of views and site visits right off the what number is this singapore and that it’ll take time and effort to build a successful blog.

Maintain a long-term vision of what you want with your blog and put in the hours needed every day to bring that vision to life. When you take a look back two or three years from now, you’ll be surprised at how far you’ve grown.
3. “I’m always reinventing my blog for the better.” – Ryan Robinson (that’s me!
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One of the greatest things about blogging, is that there’s always something you can be doing better. The sky truly is the limit.

In the 8+ years, I’ve been working on my blog, I’ve never encountered something where I didn’t think, “This is good, but how can I get even better results?” Developing a mindset of perpetual learning and growth is also cited as one of the most impactful blogging tips I’ve heard from successful bloggers.

I’m always experimenting with my blog, from redesigning the look of my website, testing different email clients, or just looking for different ways I can make money blogging.

By adopting a willingness to constantly make my blog better, I’m able to always challenge myself to learn something new or to push myself to improve wherever I can.