I was burning out for a while, closing down blogs and just giving up professional blogging completely. I didn’t know what was wrong with me and I finally just threw in the towel on several sites, and just walked away.

I thought I would never come back, but as of this week , I’m back on and writing on three previously closed down sites.

What changed?

My attitude towards blogging fell apart after all my page rank was gone, and payperpost gave me a bunch of headaches.

In the meantime I worked on consolidating my two dvd review blogs and my love for books into this site you’re reading right now. However, there was still a longing inside of me to talk about what is going on in my life, because I have few friends and I want to vent about random crap, even if no one reads it.

With that in mind I began to just write for no particular reason. I started with my Technology blog and posted some interesting things that I wanted to comment on, and it worked out quite well.

My second site revamping was over at my Sir Jorge Online site which is now more personal and random. I post about whatever comes to mind, but I don’t take it too seriously. It has minimal ads, no major conflicts and just me and my thoughts. It’s the longest running blog I have out right now.

My third revamping occurred at an odd hour of the day. I was having fun at work on some down time looking at some classic comic book covers and decided to just jump back into the fray.
Why did I come back if I was citing that I was burning out before? Why did I close down the sites to begin with?

Simply put; I was focusing on making money with those sites through all sorts of means and checking the numbers daily, trying to build up reputation and all sorts of things. What I realized in the process what that I had lost my love for blogging.

I genuinely love to write and blog. I would do it if I didn’t get paid, but when I was focusing on the dollar value of each post and trying to sell things online, I failed to make it a joy and turned it into a job. I already have a full time job, and while I like to think that someday I can be a professional blogger, I don’t want to stress myself out while doing it.

So instead of forcing my posts and writing daily on those three revamped blogs, I’m taking it easy, and just posting whenever I feel like it. No pressure, no number checking, no stats pulling, just doing it for the joy of doing it.

I admit though, I do have a few banner ads and ppc campaigns on them, but if they garner me no major riches, I won’t really sweat it.

So I’m back to my blogging prowess, and still am one of the internets most prolific bloggers, but I am not sweating it or lurking for cash.

I’m back to truly enjoying blogging. Follow me through this journey, or just stick around on this site for more of the same.