Early Retirement Extreme

— a combination of simple living, anticonsumerism, DIY ethics, self-reliance, and applied capitalism

Optimizing blogging with S-curves

Published in December 13th, 2013
Posted by in Blogging
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Blogging has no threshold to get started. There is no need for a degree to apply, nor is advancement determined by “unionized” seniority. This means that there is little initial investment needed to get started in terms of time and money. In fact, it is possible to start a new blog right here right now […]

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The biggest blogging mistake I ever made …

Published in December 8th, 2013
Posted by in Blogging, Early Retirement
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For a list of all the posts on ERE, see the automatically generated sitemap. It began back in 2007 when I was writing small essays on random topics on one of the larger web2.0 sites at the time (no, it wasn’t facebook). I don’t know how, but after getting an article published in an e-zine […]

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Bloggers should communicate their personal opinions

Published in December 4th, 2013
Posted by in Blogging, Work
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I do not recall anyone having ever informed me that they disagree with me on some issue and that they therefore will unsubscribe from my blog(*). Yet, it is something I see from time to time on large blogs. (*) Perhaps my blog is too small. It seems that there is a common sentiment or […]

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