How to Manage Blogging Alongside a Full-Time Job

[Shawn Gossman]

Many bloggers juggle their blogging efforts with a full-time job, which can be challenging but rewarding.

Time management and organization are key to balancing both responsibilities effectively.

Using tools like content calendars, setting specific goals, and creating a dedicated workspace can help maintain productivity.

How do you manage your time between blogging and other commitments?

What strategies or tools have you found helpful in balancing your blog with a full-time job?

 

[JennyorAlice]

I tend to write a lot on my days off from my full time job. I'll go to my job and I'll do chores when I get home so that my days off are free for me to work on my blog.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I tend to write a lot on my days off from my full time job. I'll go to my job and I'll do chores when I get home so that my days off are free for me to work on my blog.

That's one of the best ways to do it.

Just make sure you have time to do healthy things as well such as getting outdoors, exercise, or even socializing with friends.

 

[JennyorAlice]

That's one of the best ways to do it.

Just make sure you have time to do healthy things as well such as getting outdoors, exercise, or even socializing with friends.

I'm an introverted person so I have a problem with going out. Plus, I have to interact with people all day at my job so by the time I get off work, I'm tired and just want to go home.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I'm an introverted person so I have a problem with going out. Plus, I have to interact with people all day at my job so by the time I get off work, I'm tired and just want to go home.

I get that.

I was definitely like that at one time. My last job, actually. It was what helped me decide to resign and take a month off. Now I have a better job. Everyone isn't always that lucky though, I know.

 

[Nomad]

I do not have a full time job, I work online full time and I do a lot of things including blogging and running forums. Since making money is more important that exploring your passion, I end up working on someone else sites more than my own blogs.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I do not have a full time job, I work online full time and I do a lot of things including blogging and running forums. Since making money is more important that exploring your passion, I end up working on someone else sites more than my own blogs.

Maybe you can write a blog about working on other blogs