Chocolate Zucchini Muffins with Avocado {5 Years of Blogging!}

WE ARE HERE. Five years of blogging. Five years of recipes. Five years of me prattling on about my life, overusing alliteration, then convincing you that you should make the same thing I just did, which today includes these moist, decadent, and deceptively healthy Avocado Chocolate Zucchini Muffins.

Yes, it is my FIVE YEAR BLOGIVERSARY. This calls for a double serving of Avocado Chocolate Zucchini Muffins which, appropriately enough, contain double the chocolate.

Also, did you catch that ample alliteration in the opening paragraph? I'm honestly not sure how you managed to put up with my literary excess for so long, but you have. Five years after I hit "publish" on that first post, we are still together. For that, and for so much more, I am truly, deeply grateful.

When I began this website five years ago, I barely knew what a food blog was, let alone that it could be an actual job. If you had told me back then that if I stuck with blogging long enough and worked hard enough that other people—people who were not my mom, grandma, or Ben's aunt—would read it and even make my recipes, I would have stared at you like you had two heads.

If you had told me that I'd eventually leave my very stable consulting job to pursue blogging as an actual career in which I would earn an actual income, I would have stared at you like you had three.

I spent a long time staring at my computer screen last night, struggling for the words that would express how grateful I am for your support without sounding completely cheesy and cliché. I failed. Dozens of sentences written and deleted, and they all came back to one, clear point:

I couldn't do this without you, and I am abundantly, fiercely grateful that you are here.

I have the great privilege to do something that I love every single day and do it in a way that most intimately expresses my love for and connection to others: through food. I am immeasurably blessed.

While I enjoy many aspects of blogging, the one that keeps me motivated on the days when I struggle (and there have been many) is knowing that what I make in my Wisconsin kitchen comes to life in yours. Whether you leave a comment on a post telling me you tried a recipe, send me an email to tell me that your husband (or picky toddler) who "doesn't like healthy food" loved my dish, or post a photo of a recipe you made to Instagram (use #wellplated; it's the best way for me to find it!), YOU MAKE MY DAY. Five years and hundreds of recipes later, and it still blows my mind that people actually make what I post. Once again, thank you.

And to my quieter readers, the ones who sign up for my email list, like Well Plated on Facebook, or make a recipe without commenting, or who simply check the site every now and then to see what I've posted, I am incredibly grateful for you too. Your support is critical and allows me to continue to grow and create.

When I thought about what recipe I wanted to share to celebrate the five-year mark, it was harder than I'd expected. I'd already gone back and reshot my very first recipe (yay Green Chile Chicken Enchiladas!), and I'd recently posted this over-the-top Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake, so it felt too soon for another decadent dessert. I wanted whatever recipe I shared to feel representative of both my overall recipe point of view AND of the recipes I know that you, my wonderful readers, love most.

Answer: MUFFINS!

But not just any muffins. These muffins needed to be indisputably delicious while still using wholesome ingredients. I wanted them to taste rich and satisfying but still be fit for a healthy breakfast. Also, chocolate. We needed chocolate.

Although Well Plated is a mostly "healthy" food blog, to me healthy doesn't mean sticking to a specific diet, giving up favorite foods (chocolate forever ♥), or blowing your budget on fancy ingredients.

I firmly believe that healthy eating can (and should!) be just as satisfying as the alternative, if not more so. A healthy, balanced diet will help you lead a more energetic, balanced life, and it can be SO YUMMY too. I delight in creating more wholesome versions of everyday comfort foods, and muffins have been some of your absolute favorites!

Let's take a stroll down the Well Plated muffin memory lane:

These healthy Avocado Chocolate Zucchini Muffins with Chocolate Chips are the next stop on the Well Plated muffin tour. They are also exactly the sort of recipe I wanted to give you today:

Easy to make.

Made from wholesome ingredients.

Hidden veggies.

Double the chocolate.

Picky eater approved (three separate toddlers devoured theirs).

DELICIOUS.

I truly wish that we could all squeeze into my kitchen so that I could serve you a Avocado Chocolate Zucchini Muffin, warm from my oven with the chocolate chips still melty on top, and do my best to tell you in person how much it means to me that you are here. Although we are separated by a computer screen, that doesn't change one ounce of how much I appreciate you.

Thank you once again for making these last five years possible. Cheers to you, to chocolate zucchini muffins, and to many more to come!

Love, Erin Tools I used to make these Avocado Chocolate Zucchini Muffins:

This brilliant muffin tin: It's durable, easy to clean, and comes with a lid so that you can easily transport the muffins too.

Coarse grater: Easiest for grating a small amount of zucchini. (For larger amounts, I like to use the grater blade on my food processor.)

Healthy Chocolate Zucchini Muffins. Moist, tender muffins made with avocado, whole wheat flour, and chocolate chips. You'll never taste the veggies!

Yield: 12 muffins

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Cook Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

Ingredients:

1 cup very finely shredded zucchini (about 1 small/medium zucchini)

1 medium avocado, peeled and pitted

2 tablespoons coconut oil, melted and cooled to room temperature (or substitute light extra-virgin olive oil or canola oil)

1 large egg, at room temperature

2/3 cup coconut sugar (or substitute granulated sugar)

2 tablespoons milk, any kind you like (I use unsweetened vanilla almond milk)

1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

1 1/4 cups white whole wheat flour

1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder

1 teaspoon baking soda

1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

1/2 teaspoon kosher salt

1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips, mini or regular

Directions:

Preheat your oven to 375 degrees F. Coat a 12-cup standard size muffin tin with baking spray. Set aside.

Spread the zucchini out on a few layers of kitchen or paper towels. Press out as much water as possible, changing out the towels as needed. Set aside.

Place the avocado in the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment or a large mixing bowl. Beat with the mixer until the avocado is very smooth and no chunks remain. You should have about 2/3 cups of smooth avocado paste. Add the coconut oil, egg, coconut sugar, milk, and vanilla extract, beating until well combined.

In a separate bowl, stir together the white whole wheat flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt. Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, folding by hand with a wooden spoon or spatula and stirring just until the flour disappears. The batter will be very thick, almost like brownie batter, and the dry ingredients will take several strokes to work in between additions. Fold in the zucchini and chocolate chips, reserving a few of the chocolate chips to sprinkle on top of the muffins.

Scoop the batter into the prepared muffin cups, filling no more than three-quarters of the way to the top. Sprinkle with the remaining chocolate chips. Bake for 15 to 18 minutes, until the tops are set and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out mostly clean with just a few moist crumbs clinging to it. Let cool in the pan for 2 minutes, them transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.

Store leftovers at room temperature according to my guide for How to Store Muffins for up to 5 days or freeze for up to 3 months.

If you would like to reduce the calorie count of the muffins, omit or reduce the number of chocolate chips.

All images and text ©Erin Clarke/Well Plated.

Nutrition Information

Serving Size: 1 muffin

Amount Per Serving:

Calories: 188 Calories

Total Fat: 8g

Saturated Fat: 4g

Cholesterol: 16mg

Sodium: 160mg

Carbohydrates: 30g

Fiber: 5g

Sugar: 16g

Protein: 3g

About Erin Clarke

I'm fearlessly dedicated to making healthy food taste incredible. Wearer of plaid, lover of bourbon, and firmly convinced that sweets and veggies both deserve a place at the table. MORE ABOUT ERIN...

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Why the backlash against Sarah Ashcroft is so damaging for the #Blogging world

Why the backlash against Sarah Ashcroft is so damaging for the blogging world Cosmopolitan UK's Dusty Baxter-Wright, explains why she thinks the backlash against Sarah Ashcroft's 'How I turned my Instagram account into a money-making business'interview is hypocritical, damaging, and a scary reflection of the blogging industry as a ... read moreWhy is the Gay Rights Movement is So Far Ahead of the Abortion Rights Movement? so beloved by fans and foes of the show alike? How did the lives of gay characters become central plot points in mainstream tv shows, while pregnant characters still rarely mention abortion? To compare the gay rights movement and the feminist movement is ... read moreScientists Finally Measure the Strength of the Bonds That Hold Together Water Advertisement Normal bonds occur when atoms share electrons. But hydrogen atoms are just single positive charges attached to single electrons, so when they bond with something else, the resulting molecule has an exposed positive side. This side can stick ... read more

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"Why the backlash against Sarah Ashcroft is so damaging for the blogging world"

Cosmopolitan UK's Dusty Baxter-Wright, explains why she thinks the backlash against Sarah Ashcroft's 'How I turned my Instagram account into a money-making business' interview is hypocritical, damaging, and a scary reflection of the blogging industry as a whole.

"Beyond my job as a journalist, my sole use of social media is tagging my mates in memes. OK OK, that's an exaggeration - but I'm not a blogger, I'm not Instagram famous, and I'm not part of any online communities.

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That isn't to say I don't appreciate the blogging community; I think building your own money-making business from an iPhone, high-street clothes and an uncooperative boyfriend taking your pictures is highly commendable.

Which is why I thought Sarah Ashcroft's interview about how she 'made it' was so impressive. She wasn't afraid to be candid, frank and honest about her powerful influence, how much money she makes and how hard it is to strive in such a saturated market.

So why was that market - the blogging community - so quick to tear her down? Why was her message about originality, working hard and not blogging for the wrong reasons, misconstrued and bashed all over Twitter?

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What made fellow bloggers, who are part of the same 'community' as Sarah, throw phrases around about being "up her own arse", "an absolute idiot" and "arrogant and superior"?

While I don't have the answer to all these questions, I hold the opinion that the reaction to Sarah's honesty is more damaging for the industry than anything she actually initially said.

Yes, she questioned whether there's room for new bloggers that aren't unique ("the only way you're going to stand out is if you do something completely original"), and yes, Sarah openly discussed the scale and power of her influence, but do any of her comments legitimately constitute the onslaught of negative tweets she received online?

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Is pointing out the widely held opinions that the blogging market is highly saturated; that Sarah's influence is strong; that bloggers are in competition with each other; cause for a witch hunt?

'How can an industry that prides itself on female empowerment join together to publicly tear down and outcast one of their own?'

The definition of a 'community' is a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common, which can absolutely be applied to bloggers.

So what, then, is achieved by that group outcasting one of their own for voicing her opinion on a platform and sharing her views, other than damaging the community overall?

I for one don't understand how an industry which prides itself on sisterhood, girl power and building each other up can justify calling Sarah's opinions "pathetic and childish", and continually tagging her in tweets and conversations on Twitter which aim to bring her down.

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An industry, which should be based on female empowerment and supporting one another for their achievements, instead referring to each other as "stuck up cows", "bitchy" and "arrogant as f***".

One blogger even went as far as to 'call Sarah out' for putting others down ("This Sarah Ashcroft girl needs to get a grip and stop bringing people down"), but is that not a direct example of the hypocrisy of the backlash all together?

That while she was being criticised for potentially putting smaller bloggers off the industry and "disheartening others" about their social media influence, in turn Sarah was made to feel demoralised for her honesty and dragged down herself?

If anything, this negativity reflects far worse on the community than any of Sarah's comments in the initial interview. Even if you don't agree with what she said, what positives genuinely come out of joining together to publicly slate her? Where's the community in that?

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From my perspective, the only quote in the original interview that was cause for offence is Sarah's opinion that the market is over-saturated, and that new bloggers will struggle to find their niche. If you agree with her, fine. If you don't? That's fine, too, but there's no need for a barrage of abusive tweets and online victimisation."

Do you agree with Dusty's opinion? Let us know over @CosmopolitanUK on Twitter.

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Blogging Vs Affiliate Marketing Vs eCommerce: Which Will Make You More Money?

Blogging Vs Affiliate Marketing Vs eCo mmerce

Blogging, affiliate marketing, and eCommerce are the three most popular ways to make money online. They sometimes work separately, partially together, or all under one umbrella. But whatever the case may be, they each use different models to generate income.

Some may argue that blogging is the most profitable, once you've amassed a large following and are now generating significant income from advertisement, sponsored posts, and even consulting.

Another sect would argue that affiliate marketing is the most profitable because every successful conversion recorded earns you money. For instance, for every successful referral you get on iPages, you could earn up to $105 per sign up, making an affiliate marketer that drives 1,000 sign ups monthly to earn up to $105,000 dollars a month, with even less than 10,000 page views a day.

While you may ponder on the possibility of this, hundreds of affiliate marketers make thousands of dollars monthly from affiliate marketing, and some even make as much as $400,000 dollars monthly.

The potential of affiliate marketing causes many individuals to run towards its revenue model.

Lastly, another sect believes eCommerce is the most profitable because you can control the sales of your items, its profit, and also start making money from day one. They know that if they sell one item, it's all theirs and no one else's. So they target a lot of monthly sales in order to meet their marks.

So Then, What Are The Similarities Between, Blogging Vs Affiliate Marketing Vs eCommerce?

They are all run on the internet

They have high earning potentials

They are easy to start working on immediately

They require some similar skill sets like being able to create ads, drive traffic to a landing page and other internet marketing skills

They can be started for a relatively low price

See Also: How To Start A Profitable Affiliate Marketing Site That Makes At Least $500 A Month

Advantages Of Starting A Blog

When you blog, your intent is to consistently pass valuable information to people over a long period of time. During this period, you get them to trust you, establish yourself as a professional in the niche you're writing about, and so, makes it a lot easier for you to sell your services to them.

Blogging will help you successfully run a service-based business, as most of your audience may be people who will require your services at some point. As you consistently pass valuable information, you build a wider audience base, get a lot more customers, and grow your revenues in the process.

Depending on what your blog niche, your audience base, their engagement rate, and your SEO ranking is, your monthly income could be far lesser than an affiliate marketer's or could be far higher.

Most people are also drawn towards blogging because it's very easy to do and requires a very small initial investment.

In fact, you can start a blog today for as very little as $3.95 a month. The two steps to achieve this are:

See Also: 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Starting A Blog

Disadvantages Of Starting A Blog

Growing a successful blog is no easy task. It will require a lot of your time, dedication, research, and effort for it to be worthwhile on the long-run. Also, you must have great writing skills to be able to pass valuable information to your audience, else, they won't feel connected to your articles, will perceive little or no value in them, and will more likely move over to the next blog.

Blogging is also one of the worst ways to make money on the short-term. It's rather a long-term strategy and requires valuable time, attention, and effort on the part of the blogger.

Depending on what niche you're blogging about, your advertising value and the services you intend to run from it may be worth so much or next to nothing. So it's important you choose a niche carefully before you set out to start a blog.

Advantages Of Affiliate Marketing

Since affiliate marketing is heavily based on performance metrics and compensations for every successful product, service, or sign up you can get for a brand, you don't have to worry about customer service, sales tax, warehousing, shipping, payment processing, and many other time-consuming activities.

Also, you could get as much as 3% to 85% of a successful conversion, depending on the affiliate program you joined, and sometimes, you can get the percentages every month for life!

Most affiliate marketers worldwide make thousands of dollars monthly. Some make hundreds of thousands of dollars, and then again, there are others who make a few hundreds or tens of dollars monthly.

Depending on how you're promoting the affiliate programs you joined, whether via email or not, your income will be highly variable.

See Also: How To Make Up To $1,000 Monthly Online Without Google Ads

Disadvantages Of Affiliate Marketing

The major problem with affiliate marketing is that you lack complete control. An affiliate partner could delist you at any time, drop their commission rates, offer shitty products that could affect your reputation, and they could even go out of business all the same.

They could also impose strict rules on how you generate your sales. Many affiliate programs outrightly ban Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising to generate leads. So if you spend a lot of money on Google or Facebook ads, they could drop you as an affiliate and all the money you've spent so far would go to total waste.

Lastly, when you refer a person to an affiliate partner, they get all their emails, phone numbers, addresses, and more after the purchase is successful. Meaning they could remarket several services to them over and over again, making you lose out on a lot of potential future income from your referrals.

Advantages Of eCommerce

Running an eCommerce site gives you complete control over the products and services you sell. You get to handle customer service, give discounts as you wish, collect the customer's email addresses, and also re-market several other products to them.

Whether you're selling eBooks, online courses, fashion items, tech gadgets, and more, scaling up an eCommerce site can be a lot faster than a blog and an affiliate marketing site.

See Also: How To Start An E-Commerce Business In Nigeria: The Comprehensive Cost

Disadvantages Of eCommerce

The largest disadvantage of eCommerce is that despite scaling-up really fast, you may make zero profits for many years. This is even worse for countries in Africa, where the largest eCommerce companies in Nigeria are yet to break-even, despite having spent million of Dollars promoting their brands.

Also, running an eCommerce business requires a whole lot of money. You'd have to purchase a lot of items for resale, handle customer complaints, be faced with a lot of product returns, and even spend a lot of money on managing day-to-day operations and staff salaries.

With all these in place, running a successful eCommerce business in Africa is more difficult than ever.

Which Should You Then Go For?

Blogging, affiliate marketing, and eCommerce have three different models. Before you decide which you should go for, you need to take note of these three areas:

eCommerce – I want to start making money today (but could be no profits)

Affiliate Site – I want my business to be low-risk and still be making money even if I'm not there. (Could be 100% profits and very substantial)

Blogging – I want to be an established figure (expert) and to create an audience in the process. Money is not important to me now, but later. (Could be the best bet you make)

By reviewing these three points, your current preferences should determine which plunge you should take.

My Personal Advice

While blogging, affiliate marketing, and eCommerce are three different models, the best way to maximize your income on the internet is to combine all three.

When you pass valuable information on your blog, asides offering advert space and consulting gigs, you could also promote products from your affiliate partners, based on an in-depth review you'd post periodically, and then sell an online course, eBook, or a product that your readers really want and that compliments your articles with information that they can't easily find online.

By combining the three models together, you could run a full-fledged online business whose revenue streams are not limited to one or two channels, but are highly dynamic, because of the multiple revenue channels you're ultimately open to.

So to get started with this model, these two articles below that I've previously written contains everything you'd need to know on how to start a blog and which affiliate programs you can join today:

What are your thoughts on these three online business models that will make you more money? Let me know by leaving a comment below.
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Why You Will Never Make #Money #Blogging (And How To Change That)

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Blogging BottleRock: Hair of the dog

You can read entries from Day 1 of BottleRock here.

I hate how old I feel these days. For 27, my later nights almost always get rewarded with painful mornings, yet I bring this on myself every time.

In alcohol's defense, I was drinking whiskey and wine at different points in the night, so really it's a human issue at the root of today's hangover. The Taco Bell drive-thru on the Uber ride home at 2 a.m. also didn't help.

So I started today on the slower side of life. After adding the last chunk of the night to yesterday's blog — which you should read — I made my way to BottleRock around 2 p.m. to try and catch a vibe on Day 2.

But first, I've got to lose this headache.

+3 

I went back to my true self to try and shed the hangover. Lagunitas "12th of Never," why are you so delicious?

Yousef Baig, Register

William Sonoma Culinary Stage, 2:57 p.m.

I linked up with some Southern boys from Savannah, Ga., and we started to wander through the culinary garden, but Dirty Heads and Chef Tim Love were just called onto the culinary stage. The surprise, however, was the third person introduced, actor Miles Teller. 

You know Teller, right? The dude from "War Dogs," co-starring with Jonah Hill. He was also in "Whiplash."

What took place after the intros was absurd. Teller is even more hungover than I am, and he starts saying all sorts of ridiculous things. At one point, he and Love start jamming on two drum rigs made of pots, pans and cutting boards. 

Teller was actually into it, though. "You really want to see a hungover guy bang pots and pans?" When he got up, he slid across the stage saying, "Slayed it." Then they began cooking ribs.

Teller looks like he's one of the boys, too. He's rocking a Phillies hat, a Grateful Dead shirt and some Nike Air Max's. He honestly makes me feel less jaded about people in Hollywood. 

+3 

Th Devil Makes Three entertains the crowd at BottleRock on Saturday.

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Samsung Stage, 3:53 p.m.

The Southern boy in me comes out when I see bands like The Devil Makes Three. I can't put my finger on why, but I think it has something to do with the stand-up bass. The boogie comes out naturally. It probably also has something to do with some good old-fashion banjo plucking. 

Under the hot afternoon sun, The Devil Makes Three feels right. My mind goes to campfires and singing whiskey songs — which is something I've never actually done but always feels familiar enough for me to use it as a descriptor like I have.

As hard as this is to leave, especially after you got caught up for a good 45 minutes, I'm all about turning schedule conflicts into compromises. Mavis Staples, this sinner is coming.

Miner Family Winery Stage, 4:31 p.m.

After we cross the path that opens up to the side exits, the music at the stage becomes clearer. She's playing her cover of Funkadelic's "Can You Get to That", which I recently found out she recorded with Jeff Tweedy (that's now two mentions of Tweedy this weekend) a few years back. Needless to say, this completely validates the early exit from The Devil Makes Three.

Staples is like the Yoda of soul and gospel music. There's a prophet-like energy to her as she growls into that microphone, making the hair on the back on my neck stand. She glides across the stage. Her presence is captivating, even if a lot of the people around me too self-involved to realize it.

This is the kind of moment that will linger long after this weekend. The same thing happened last year when I watched Buddy Guy shred his set at this very same stage.

And for perspective, Gregg Allman died today. That one really, really hurts — like most of us were just getting over Butch Trucks' death. To be able to see foundational pioneers like this are rare, so I don't take this for granted.

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"I'm a soldier," she's shouting, "and I'm in the battlefield."

I'm going to soak up every little detail of this before I have to run back to the media room.

Cross Hatch Eatery, 5:05 p.m.

OK, I'm really hungry and walking back with a seat waiting for me at the final destination of this short trip.

I just saw the words "pork belly bao buns" at the Cross Hatch Eatery booth by the Miner Stage.

"Crispy pork belly with cucumbers, picked vegetables, onions and house hoison sauce."

Uh, yeah bro, this is definitely happenin'.

+3 

Cross Hatch Eatery's pork belly bao buns, you win.

Yousef Baig, Register

Media Room, 6:02 p.m.

I'm writing on-deadline while House of Pain is playing "Jump Around" right outside at the Samsung Stage. This is the less glamorous side of covering events like this — when you have to actually work.

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#Blogging the Cliburn (Prelim Day 2)

Blogging the Cliburn (Prelim Day 2) People are protesting police racism right now outside Bass Hall as I write these words. Four people, to be exact, which is kinda sad. The doors to the hall are pretty good at keeping outside sound away from the inside, and there's also a pianola blaring ... read moreAnd then there was one: Pianists draw numbers for 2017 Cliburn competition For Julia Kociuban, having her name drawn last meant she would have the dreaded No. 1 spot: The Polish pianist will be the first competitor to play at the 15th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday. At the draw party ... read moreCPS Speed Shines in Class 2A Prelims His 22-8.75 in the long jump is the 2nd best prelim mark and his 100 and 200 times are the top ... 1 triple jumper, 3 100 meter runner, 2 4x200 meter teams, and 2 200 meter runners. Notice, those are all jumps and speed events. And it was a mixture of ... read more

2016 Cliburn Amateur: Prelims 2 and impressive dynamic range—and provided a welcome break from the standard repertoire that dominated the day's proceedings. San Francisco-based software engineer David Lee, 37, devoted his preliminary round performance to Chopin's Barcarolle ... read moreAgainst the Recreational Household, preliminary thoughts, Part 1 But work and leisure were separated more by time than by space for most people. There were the rhythms of the day, and the year, and for the children of Abraham, especially the week. For them one day in seven was for attendance at the house of God to ... read moreSwamp Draining: More on Waters of the United States Rule The amount of fine sought against Mr. Duarte is some $2.8 million ... sowed the seeds of confusion the day it took effect on August 31, 2015, and one day after a federal district court in North Dakota issued a preliminary injunction against enforcement ... read moreTrump Team Stands by Budget's $2 Trillion Math Error Based on its supersized projections of 3 percent GDP, the president's budget forecasts about $2 trillion in extra federal revenue ... during an economics conference the same day, replied, "This is a preliminary document that will be refined." read moreNational Endowment for the Humanities Head Resigns the Day Before Trump's Budget Drops Although the government's budget bill passed by Congress earlier this month increased NEH funding by $2 million until the end of the year, political blog The Hill speculated ... of the NEH and the NEA in preliminary budget plans released in March. read moreCliburn Competition: Day 2, Morning FORT WORTH --- The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition continued Saturday, with the second day of the preliminary round. Each of the 30 contestants will play two 45-minute solo recitals in this round. Giuseppe Greco (25, Italy), the last of Friday ... read moreCliburn: Local competitor doesn't advance When the preliminary round of the Cliburn Piano Competition ... "Another notable performer of the day was Lindsay Garritson of the United States. She's an athlete, and the rolling thunder of Liszt's Ballade No. 2, which opened her afternoon recital ... read more

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How to Be a Better Blogger & Go from Blogging Zero to Blogging Hero

10 Tips to Go from Blogging Zero to Blogging Hero

By Ryan Biddulph

Are you sick of running into the same blogging obstacles again and again?

I know how tough it feels to get your blogging momentum going when nothing seems to be working.

Today I want to help you hopscotch obstacles so you can leave your struggles behind for good.

Benefits of Reading this Post

Drive more traffic.

Earn more profits.

Grow your email list.

Make friends with big dawg bloggers.

Have fun.

Spread love.

Live your dreams.

Yep….I can share that benefits list with confidence because by following these tips diligently I molded a pretty neat life for myself, traveling the world for the past 6 years as a pro blogger.

Let's leave your blogging troubles behind so you can become a hyper-successful, happy blogger by following these 10 tips.

1: Follow only the Best Bloggers

Follow only the best bloggers to become the best.

Or learn from the pros to go from blogging zero to blogging hero.

You will generally get bad blogging advice from struggling bloggers. Otherwise, they'd be successful! You will get good, proven blogging advice from experienced, seasoned, professional, full-time bloggers.

Follow guys like Darren Rowse and Zac Johnson. Read their latest blog posts. Buy their courses. Follow them on social media.

Pros know. So go follow pros.

The best bloggers offer you mindset and practical blogging tips to blast through your biggest obstacles because they are experts at hopping through the minefield of blogging blocks that hamstring most bloggers. Otherwise, they wouldn't be so darn successful.

2: Drill Down Your Reason Why (F It)

Fun. Freedom.

Follow these 2 "F" words to find your way to blogging success.

If you feel so darn frustrated with blogging that you want to throw in the towel you are likely in survival mode. Blogging to make enough money to put food on the table. Blogging to pay for a roof over your head.

If your vision consists of trying to pay bills you probably won't inspire many people who have grander visions.

Detach some from the dreaded blogging "F" word – finances – to blog predominantly for fun, and to free yourself.

Pick a blogging topic you feel passionate about. Choose content creation channels that feel fun and freeing to work.

I love blogging. I love traveling. So I created Blogging From Paradise in 2014 to pursue these joys of mine.

I love hamming it up for the camera. I love writing. So I chose to have fun creating videos, blog posts and eBooks for your pleasure and entertainment.

Don't worry; the money-making ideas, powerful bloggers who can expand your reach and the inspired, prospering actions will flow your way 50 times more quickly when you exit survival mode and create a fun, freeing vision for your blog.

3: Invest Money in Your Blog

Flopping around like a drunk fish on the pavement with your free Blogger blog?

Does your free, cheap-looking WordPress theme make you feel like a visit to your blog screams "amateur hour"?

Does your terrible hosting company ensure that your blog stays up at least 50% of the day?

Nut up. Pay up.

Some of your worst blogging pains sprout out of being cheap. Free blogging platforms. Cheap-looking, unprofessional, free themes. Unless you get 100% clear on cheaping out – and virtually no bloggers ever maintain this level of clarity – you will struggle horribly and never transition from zero to hero by cheaping out.

Minimum Investments

No need to break da bank but pay for:

Premium hosting (meaning, $10 to $15 a month or more)

A premium theme (either bespoke or from a template)

Those are the 2 bare minimum, super basic investments that all blogging heroes NEED to make.

Think of your blog as a business.

Right now, my wife Kelli and I are house sitting for 10 days on the Upper West Side of NYC. Celebrity row. Where penthouses sell for $50 million dollars. Some of the most in-demand, expensive real estate on earth.

Imagine trying to open a posh restaurant in this part of town but refusing to spend a single cent on renting a storefront? You'd be laughed out of town.

If you don't spend a single cent – or $3 a month – on a domain and hosting, you will be laughed out of the blogosphere.

Pay up. Step up in blogging circles.

If you are scared to switch web hosts read this helpful article from my friend Jerry Low to ease your worries:

How to Switch from One Web Host to Another (Step-by-Step Guide)

4: Use the Art of Storytelling

His deadly fangs smiled at me, daring me to make the grave error of taking one step closer to this primitive, primordial warrior from another era.

An 8-inch long Scolopendra centipede barreled into the kitchen of the house where we lived in Thailand. I tossed the dog to the side like a hot potato. Centipede venom can be fatal if small dogs or kids are stung and a few folks I talked to said the 'pede pain of a sting was excruciating, as they felt intense pain for days after being stung and they did not fully recover for up to 3 months.

Living in the tropics for the past 6 years, I both feared the centipede but also found myself fascinated by such a specimen. An apex predator of the insect world, up to a foot long, lightning fast, savagely aggressive and pretty much the baddest ass creature I have ever seen in person.

After 30 minutes of hunting him down, I finally batted him outside of the window, baseball-bat-style, and we never saw him again.

It may sound weird, but the 'pede taught me a successful blogging lesson……

What sounds more enthralling? That centipede lead-in? Or a lead in of "I learned a successful blogging lesson today…."?

Practice the art of storytelling. Become an observer. Relate your experience to your blogging niche.

Rocking bloggers tell stories that move you.

Move folks. Tell stories.

Oh yeah; if you wanted proof of my centipede hunting in Thailand (and the fact that I was actually laughing and light through the experience) here's the video:

[Read: How to Make People Spend More Time on Your Blog with Stories]

4: GPBC

Guest post.

Blog comment.

Use this 1-2 punch to go from blogga non grata to big dawg blogger.

After a recent guest posting and blog commenting blitz, I added 100 plus subscribers to my email list stupid quickly.

You may be starving for exposure but have no idea how to get more readers.

Here's how: by understanding that most if not all of your new readers reside in other blogger's communities.

Guest posting and blog commenting:

Increases your exposure quickly

Helps you build strong friendships with successful bloggers

Helps you drive a high volume of targeted traffic to your blog for free

Boosts your blogging profits indirectly

I regularly land new eBook customers, course customers, and clients via both guest posting and blog commenting.

5: Open Income Streams…..Now!

I often hear from struggling bloggers who have yet to open income streams.

This is like expecting to withdraw money from an ATM without a debit card.

Every blogger should be in the process of opening one income stream now. Not tomorrow. Not this weekend. Right now. Because even if you don't plan to be a professional blogger you may as well make some money while doing what you love to do.

Unless you are a Blogging Buddha, enlightened and shunning a worldly life, you will be needing money as a means of exchange to cover the basics of food and shelter.

So open one income stream today.

Let's face it; if you clicked the link to read this post you want to be a blogging hero on some level. Every successful blogger I know of has at least one established income stream. You want to make money blogging. You deserve to make money blogging.

Today, consider opening one of these income streams:

Blog coaching

Freelance writing

Writing and self-publishing eBooks

Self-publishing audio books

Creating online courses

Engaging in affiliate marketing

Accepting sponsored posts

Accepting paid links

[Read: How to Make Big Money Blogging: 15 Tips]

6: Double Down on Personal Development

As within, so without.

Blogging failure is an inside job. Successful blogging is an inside job too.

Feeling the pain and frustration of failing with your blog is a call to think, to act and to BE a successful blogger. Being a successful blogger requires you to face, embrace and release fear-based limiting beliefs.

Spending more time on personal development roots out blogging limiting beliefs so you can feel and release these energies, allowing you to proceed from an inspired space.

Spend 20 to 30 minutes:

Meditating

Visualizing

Praying

Exercising

after waking.

This sets the tone for your day.

Successful people in all walks of life tend to subscribe to this "power half hour" routine to mentally prepare themselves for the day.

You can't be a hero if your being screams "zero".

You can't be a champ if your being screams "chump".

Engage in self-help daily to start being a blogging hero and champ, even if appearances suggest you are still struggling.

7: Dive into Your Fears

I felt terrified to write my first guest post many years ago.

I struggled horribly by cowering to this intense fear of guest posting.

Since then I have written and published hundreds of guest posts.

If you feel like a blogging zero you are surrendering to your fears versus diving into these lower energies.

Take a deep breath. Relax your mind. Then take the plunge, diving headfirst into your fears.

As a guy who dives into his fears regularly, I assure you that fears are wimps. Fears wuss out when you head in their direction.

Embrace a few uncomfortable moments. Kill your blogging fears.

All your blogging dreams lay on the other side of fear. So dive in.

8: Generously Promote Other Bloggers

Stop being a blogging lone wolf. Solo acts struggle horribly online.

Rocking bloggers understand that blogging is a relationships game.

Example

Tweet 30 fellow bloggers on Twitter today.

10 to 15 bloggers may tweet you in return. Friendships form. 10 to 15 Twitter followings become exposed to your blog.

Multiply these new Twitter folks by Facebook friends, G Plus Circle Members and new members of various social networks, bookmarking sites, forums and other websites where your new blogging buddies promote you.

Promote yourself by promoting other bloggers aggressively.

Tap into the power of networking to grow your blog traffic and income exponentially.

9: Integrate Multimedia into Your Blog

Right now, you are reading words on a screen. Images pop up in your mind's eye as you read these words.

Imagine if you could see me on video? Or imagine if you could hear my voice via a podcast?

I use Facebook Live videos extensively to add a human touch to my blog. I also run a podcast to remind you that yes, I am a human being. Not words on a screen.

Struggling bloggers usually have a helluva time getting readers to trust them because they rarely use multimedia to prove their humanity.

Successful bloggers generally use some form of multimedia to show that they are living, breathing, compassionate human beings, and not words on a screen.

Ileane Smith embodies this concept beautifully. She runs a dynamite YouTube channel and has carved out quite the video blogging niche for herself.

Follow her to see how you can better use multimedia to build a successful blog.

10: ABL

Always Be Learning.

Learn daily. Study blogging.

Hyper-successful bloggers feast on helpful blogging advice.

Whether you hire a coach like Janice or consume free content greedily gobble up blogging knowledge.

Learn. Implement.

The blogging landscape changes daily. Be nimble. Flow with change. Voraciously learn more about blogging to stay ahead of the game.

Your Turn

What tips can you add to this list?

Or are you really struggling with your blog?

How are you working towards becoming a successful blogger?

Author Bio: Ryan Biddulph is a blogger, author and world traveler who's been featured on Richard Branson's Virgin Blog, Forbes, Fox News, Entrepreneur, John Chows Dot Com and Neil Patel Dot Com. He has written and self-published 126 bite-sized eBooks on Amazon. Ryan can help you retire to a life of island hopping through smart blogging at Blogging From Paradise.

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#Blogging the Cliburn (Prelim Day 1)

Blogging the Cliburn (Prelim Day 1) Hello, everybody, and welcome to my blog of the 15th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. I'm Kristian Lin, your friendly guide through the tall weeds of the piano repertoire. Since we had the last Cliburn, I've watched more than 1,000 movies ... read moreFirst Cliburn competitor starts it all with Beethoven Kociuban, 25, is the first of 30 competitors vying for the gold medal at the quadrennnial piano competition, which began with preliminary rounds ... CDs and Van Cliburn memorabilia. The top seller at the gift shop on day one: the $20 program guide, which ... read moreAgainst the Recreational Household, preliminary thoughts, Part 1 But work and leisure were separated more by time than by space for most people. There were the rhythms of the day, and the year, and for the children of Abraham, especially the week. For them one day in seven was for attendance at the house of God to ... read more

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The Best #Blogging Tools Every #Blogger Needs to Use

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