Great post—appreciate the nudge. I agree that if you want to draw readers in, you need to be timely and take a stand. That’s what starts conversations, and in a world full of noise, conversations still matter.
Back when I was developing STEM/STEAM curriculum, I blogged regularly and built an international audience. People sought out my perspective because it was rooted in both experience and thought leadership. Real estate has been a different story. I find that the more academic, reflective tone I naturally use doesn’t always land in an industry that leans toward flashy, fast, and formulaic. Still, I’ve come to see that there’s a place for depth—it just might not look like traditional blogging.
Your post reminded me that maybe it’s not about changing what I say, but exploring how I say it, and to whom. So thank you—for the encouragement, and for helping me rethink my approach without losing my voice.
Great post—appreciate the nudge. I agree that if you want to draw readers in, you need to be timely and take a stand. That’s what starts conversations, and in a world full of noise, conversations still matter.
Back when I was developing STEM/STEAM curriculum, I blogged regularly and built an international audience. People sought out my perspective because it was rooted in both experience and thought leadership. Real estate has been a different story. I find that the more academic, reflective tone I naturally use doesn’t always land in an industry that leans toward flashy, fast, and formulaic. Still, I’ve come to see that there’s a place for depth—it just might not look like traditional blogging.
Your post reminded me that maybe it’s not about changing what I say, but exploring how I say it, and to whom. So thank you—for the encouragement, and for helping me rethink my approach without losing my voice.
Welcome! Consistency is the key… I think. :)