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This Is What Blogging And Glaciers Have In Common

This Is What Blogging And Glaciers Have In Common

Blogging and glaciers have this in common:

If done correctly, both can be an unstoppable force.

Seth Godin points out that glaciers are an unstoppable force of nature for three reasons.

  • Glaciers are large.
  • They have a clear direction.
  • And they are relentless.

I think that blogging success might come exactly the same way.

It’s a little bit like physics.

Let’s build a blog that’s “glacial.”

One day at a time.

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