You gave a great analogy too – most teachers don’t talk to you, they talk at you. Spot on!

The problem I see online is more on communication skills. Since everything under the sun has been written about on the world wide web, what’s left is how we present it through your own unique personality or voice. That’s why I like to stress on Communications. Hope this helps!

And thanks for the stumble!

eben pagan as in… david d? agree with the quote nonetheless – most teachers don’t talk to you, they talk at you.

…and really interesting to port the analogy to blogging. again, so true.

i think it’s just a complacency in writing style and reading habits. it’s one thing that so much of the content out there is the same, but dumping it by writing in the same way, about the same stuff, really makes me not wanna read their content.

interesting that you point out the issue for most of us isn’t the content itself, it’s how you present it. for me, it’s mainly an issue of people just doing what everyone else is doing. for me: i ask myself why i’m doing this? i don’t wanna be like everyone else, so why copy them? i wanna be better than them, be remarkable, as seth godin would say.

inspiring stuff and great blog
gave it a stumble

all the best
alex – unleash reality

Keep up the great work!

Cheers
Sandeep

Ramblings can also work if you are a highly skilled writer, that way you can ramble on and the article still comes out fine

It’s good to know that someone doesn’t think I am just brain dumping. Lately I have been trying to get better at doing more teaching, because I actually analyzed some of my posts and figured I was rambling more than teaching.