Didn't enjoy it. I liked it when you had quality, clearly well-thought philosophical posts and/or stories. The past week was just you posting lots of "articles" similar to what internet marketers do. I was surprised not to see any affiliate links.

I didn't love it either. The quality wasn't as high and I think you'll run out of great things to talk about.

Ironic that the above commenter has a link to an Internet marketing blog he writes.

I enjoyed it - I think it's forcing you outside your comfort zone and causing you to create content you wouldn't otherwise create. The hard part about your daily posts is getting over "the dip" in both your routine and your readership.

In a month or two you should see an improvement in your writing, your writing routine, your motivation to write and your readership.

Keep it up!

Overall, I loved seeing "extra" things you think about. I think the quality did suffer on this batch-- but my guess is that over time you'll become better as doing short succinct posts.

Something to consider is to post links to things you read or think about on a daily basis. Lots of value, less writing time.

1. Loved the frequency of posting - what you have to say is unique enough that it's interesting and engaging on a daily basis.
2. Quality and length dropped a bit, but only on the posts where you were less motivated or passionate about what you were writing on.
3. Feld Thoughts is a great example of a blog that is all about posting every day for the fun of it and to share great ideas/things without needing to make money from it. I think you've got a great similar vibe going, keep it up!

I enjoyed it and I really think the quality was good overall. I don't necessarily think you should post daily but you should consider a posting schedule (twice a week perhaps? Mondays and Thursdays?). Also, consider letting your audience into a bit more of your daily life - not every post needs to be a review or advice. Daily experiences are at times more insightful.

Another thing, don't worry about the length of posts too much. If you only have a one quality paragraph to post a lot of your readers may still appreciate that. I really think blog readers appreciate some activity above no activity.

Hey Tynan,

I read all the posts and enjoy them. I Particularily liked the book recommendations, and your last post inspired me to get my own pair of VFFs (though I'll have to wait till I'm back in America). I didn't realize you've been wearing them for a whole year. Do you have more than one pair?

Ignore the fact that not every post was great. There were AT LEAST twice as many interesting, VALUABLE posts than previously in terms of frequency. It requires a real commitment of time and effort on your part, but if this blog/readership/your writing skill set is something you care about, posting every day or at least a commitment to several times a week is well worth it. Value was added to my life by this two-week experiment. Thank you.

Loved it. I don't need hundreds and hundreds of words everyday. I want to be a long form writer someday, but blogging is a different beast. I know you're going to decide on something less often then everyday but I hope you don't.

Is spending time writing instead of sleeping really wasted time? Love your insights so keep it up.