by Tamara Kulish from https://tamarakulish.com/

Places my readers come from, Part 1

I don’t always check my stats, but I was curious to see in the past 30 days where my readers come from.

I have a large number of visitors from the USA plus many English speaking countries, but I was delighted to see visitors from so many other countries!

Welcome everyone!

I hope you’ll choose to follow me, either directly on WordPress, or you can choose to sign up for emails into your Inbox!

Countries

We don’t always get to choose where we live, so working on ourselves wherever we find ourselves is our challenge. Thankfully due to the internet, we can have a lot of information available for improving ourselves and our lives.

Thank you for being here!

You’re worthy of respect and for good things happening! I’m proud of the work you have been doing on yourself, and your life!

If you’ve reached this point in the blog, I feel you deserve an warm infusion of support! You’ve got this! keep going!

photo and quote by Tamara Kulish, click to see on Fine Art America
photo and quote by Tamara Kulish, click to see on Fine Art America
photo and quote by Tamara Kulish, click to see on Fine Art America

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Blessings!
Thank you for sharing this post and for following me!
Tamara

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31 thoughts on “Places my readers come from, Part 1”

  1. One of my low key, nice to have (but not essential) goals is to shade in every area of that wordpress map with a visitor- think places like North Korea, Greenland, and the various small islands across the world will be a challenge!

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    1. LOL! That would be interesting to check out! I haven’t checked previous months but here’s hoping!

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    1. Thanks so much!

      Write first, edit later! I used to teach art and many of my students would keep erasing the first marks because they weren’t satisfied, and realized later that if they had kept the original lines, the ones that came after would make sense of them.

      So too in writing. Write, write, write. Edit and massage it later! It’s a process, it doesn’t look great at first. Greatness is a building process, not necessarily a homerun we hit straight away!

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        1. That sounds like a good idea! Perfection doesn’t come straight away, in fact, it comes much later! Sometimes much, much later!

          My method for book writing may not work for everyone, in fact I don’t seem to follow any generally prescribed method, but it works for me.

          I like to work on downloading what’s in my head. Once I have something down, I’ll do my rough edits, moving paragraphs around, adding more sentences, and trying not to delete sentences at that point, for I have found that sometimes the sentences I’m thinking of deleting actually belong somewhere else.

          Once I have my rough chapters in place I do look at the overall flow to see that everything is where it needs to be and if not, I’ll move stuff around, which usually inspires more writing.

          Once I feel I have all the nits and bolts in place, then I start going through the manuscript, tightening things up, kind of like assembling a piece of flat-pack furniture. You can’t go tightening everything down until all the pieces are in their correct places!

          It’s a process. I do 2-3 final edits, giving some time in between each one so I can come back with fresh eyes. I’m definitely not a write a book in a month kind of person.

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            1. I’m onto my 3rd book, and since my formula for writing helped me through the 1st and 2nd, I figure I’m just going to continue using the same method. I knew a teacher at a community college who proclaimed there were only certain approaches to writing that were “valid” and anything else wasn’t. Well, my method doesn’t follow any academically prescribed way, yet I’ve had 2 books pop out of the pipeline.

              Whatever your method, trust it. Even if no one else finds it valid, if it works, then stick with it! Also, trust your gut! It knows more that the head does, LOL!

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    1. Thanks so much Betsy! Yes, I feel very honored and grateful for all my visitors, and am intrigued and heartened that the Internet carries our posts far and wide!

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    1. I love seeing where everyone comes from! It is truly an amazing thing to be able to reach out to so many people! I love this! Thank you!

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    1. Thanks so much Wynne! I’m amazed and grateful for the opportunity to reach out to people! It’s a blessing!

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  7. Wow, it continually amazes me how the internet (and blogging) allow us to connect with friends from all across the globe. What a gift it is to be a part of your little community here, Tamara! Thank you for having me. 😊💕

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    1. Right?! I love it! It’s amazing to see when looking at the stats! I’m so grateful to have so many people from all over the world visiting!

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        1. I’m doing well! Having an awesome weekend with my daughter and family! How’s it going with you?

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    1. Thanks so much! I’d love it if all my visitors were followers! I feel very grateful to have a wide reach, and be able to touch people, whether they’re following or not! It is very heartening!

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    1. Thanks so much Dr. Stein! I feel very grateful to be able to reach out to so many people, even if they aren’t all followers. Touching people’s hearts is more important to me! If I can help someone to lift their life a little, I feel successful in what I’m doing!

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