Awesome article.
My guess is that it's not too difficult to come up with ideas for new articles. After 12 years of education:
-	we don't even know what's good nutrition.
-	we don't even know how to build healthy relations.
-	we don't even know how to build a good life.
-	we don't even know how to manage our time wisely.
-	we don't even know how to set goals.

These are aspects of our everyday life so they might be useful ideas for new articles.
What's your opinion about that?

It's simple but not easy :)

I'm usually good for 3 per week.  I know, I know.  But it's a pace I seem to be able to sustain fairly well.  

The really important thing for me to remember is "Get in line and stay in line"

# 꺼져~!

You are spot on and having some ideas written down for a time you are stuck is smart thinking. I think not knowing what you ae going to write about also makes it interesting as it challenges you to think and sometimes those posts are the better ones. 

>I have found coming up with one good idea to write about for the day is the hardest part.

I concur, with that, and that it's hard work, and with just about everything you said. Nice post.

I agree that posting every day disciplines a person. I have lost a little motivation with the downward spiral of action here, but, I realize that is when I need to be picking it up and trying to motivate others.

I need to make a list.

Interesting! I myself took on a task to write every day for my other blog [A Daily Dose"](https://ecency.com/@adailydose). But I would say, I failed to put in the passion I had when I first started doing it.  It was like a met a wall and I didn't know how to climb it. I was left behind. And so, I stopped writing.

I started that blog before I came to hive. I was not satisfied with what I'm getting so I felt it when you said, "*I felt everything I wrote went into a blackhole*". No one barely notices them. There were upvotes but I don't know if they were real people. I wanted comments more than upvotes. I wanted to have a good talk about my blog. That's what I longed for the longest time. But things became rough on my side. I had to accomplish tasks outside blogging and writing. And that kept me away from doing what I like. To be honest, it was rough even when hive was starting. 

But worry not. This time, I know it will be different. I've got friends I made and I even created communities. And I will be looking forward to this journey! 😉

Its not an easy journey when you see no engagement in your post, I had that feeling when I started with steem and because I needed to find my purpose or what to write about I took a break but when I returned I found hive and I'm happy with the set of people I have met so far. I came back with an open mind to make more friends not just to have many followers but to have them as friends that's my goal, I may not have all the reward for my post but I'm working for a better time in hive

Good to refresh, make sure you stay on track!

@tipu curate

I don't post every day, but do try to provide value to the reader when I do. Been doing it for a while, but it is demotivating when the post gets little attention or votes after putting the effort into it. I'll just keep plugging along until I feel the juice is no longer worth the squeeze.

I find it hard to post on weekends but agree with your points here

> If you have been here a while, and you are just tired, I can relate.

Sincerely, this blogpost was for me. As I’m beginning to relax. Thank you Marky. I will keep to the tip you gave.

*Thank you for this wonderful information.  Now I can be better at doing.*
<sup>*LoL!*</sup>

You've been busy, that's true.  Don't sell yourself short.  Unless you're talking about that time you posted a picture of a garbage can, then purchased your way to the top of trending... LOL!  *Memories.*

I have a way of making my photos that I take every day make up my mind what to write about.
Every day is different in nature and in life if one goes out to look for it.
But you are right, as it takes work.
Respect also plays a major role as people are not stupid and they will quickly turn away if they feel that a person's posts are useless.
But in saying all of this, you have done very well.

https://twitter.com/joanstewart1/status/1322831071101227008

https://twitter.com/Bhattg18/status/1322888000099987457

Blogging everday is not an easy task especially as a newbie. I have managed to retain consistency in blogging every single day for the past 2-3 months. As you said, most times it could be difficult to know what to publish and sometimes there would be an overflow of ideas but yet one would still have the problem of which topic to publish out of them.

I am able to get my consistency by sharing my thoughts in my publications. Actively engaging with others and partaking in challenges. Still things feel tough at times but I only continue on the thoughts that my efforts will show forth. I look forward in blogging everday still the end of December. 😊

I agree! It’s sometimes a tough ordeal to transfer thoughts into written words. There are times when there’s no inspiration or motivation at all, most especially when you hit writers block or a slowdown in creativity. But if we just focus more on quality posts over quantity, I think that would add more value to the Hive community and be a more fulfilling endeavor in the long run. 

This has been really helpful. I'm just new here and most of the time I don't know what to write about, and before this I had no experience in writing anything other than related to study materials. I have been finding it hard to come up with ideas and usually takes hours. Although I don't like flooding and only try to do 1 post  every day but sometimes I can't even do that. Thank you do much for your suggestions.