2026 May 02: Giving Planned Questions and Topics a Home
The archive page had a few “Upcoming” questions sitting at the top. The idea was public accountability — list what you plan to write, feel the pressure to ship it.
The instinct is right. The placement isn’t. An archive is for what exists, not what might.
The fix: one hub post per broad topic — Money, Home, Health, Success, whatever. Each post lists every question and topic I want to cover under that theme. Unpublished ones sit as plain text. Published posts become links. The post grows over time.
One page. Three jobs: a content roadmap for me, a reader-facing sitemap for anyone browsing, and a self-accountability mechanism that updates itself.
The archive stays clean. The questions get a proper home.
2026 April 04: The Title Change That Made Writing Easier
I ditched the old title: ‘How I Started My Blogging Journey in 2026: Updates, Challenges & Wins.’ The current one fits better. Why? It helps me be quicker – add screenshots plus descriptions under what’s working and what isn’t.
The two-column structure practically writes itself — you drop in a screenshot (this is optional), add a short description, and move on. No overthinking the format mid-draft, exactly what was daunting about the old title. This format automatically makes me more transparent over “here’s my perfect journey” posts.