Monday Morning hangover
WoW – blogging – podcasting: Burn out….
any idea’s on how to get my shit back together again leave a comment.
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November 9, 2009
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Pingback by The Loot Council- November 9, 2009 « WoWenomics — November 9, 2009 @ 17:26Awesome stuff … I love WoW! You should write about more stufff regarding World of Warcraft. Great Post
Lol at the comment spam from “wow quest helper boy”.
Sometimes adjusting to change has its own pace – you’ve moved to a new site, started the podcast, etc – going from doing one thing well to several things piecemeal. Get back to basics, get grounded in what you started with first and plan things around that.
Don’t ever do something that isn’t fun!
Quite simply: Do not go out of your way to blog. Only write about things that come up in your normal routine. If you’re doing things that aren’t fun just so you have something to write about, stop doing them!
Like Xax said, I avoided burnout for 3 years now just by doing something different. Stop the AH game for a few months. Level an alt on another server (i have 2 80 alliance and 3 80 hordes on two nice guilds, including one I co-GL). Back to the co-GL thing – my best friend and I essentially take turns running the guild, i ran it while he was taking a hiatus, now he’s running while i’m doing the same. I think pretty much everyone tries to quit at some point but relapse is extremely common.