Blogging Skills #16: Humility The last blogging skill

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Blogging Skills #16: Humility
The last blogging skill on my top list here is humility. It might seem odd that so many character-driven blogging skills are on this list, but these qualities are essential to enhancing any other skills you may have (or work to develop). Technical skills can arguably be learned a lot easier than changing things about your mindset, habits, or character—but the latter will be much more impactful in helping to grow your blog business over time.

Humility as a Skill for Bloggers to Develop and Build (Photo of Hugging)
When you produce something and put it out on the Internet, most people will have opinions. You know what I mean if you’ve read the comments section of a somewhat controversial Facebook post or news article. People can even be downright rude or antagonistic online.

And yes, you need a certain amount of self-confidence to push past internalizing the negativity, but you also need humility. Humility keeps you from being crushed when someone leaves you a negative review or questions your authority. Though sometimes comments are just intentionally mean, there are other times when someone offers constructive feedback that may help you improve your delivery.

That’s another massive benefit of adding humility to your roster of blogging afghanistan telemarketing data because when you’re humble, you can give yourself permission to learn from other people (and not be naive enough to believe you’re the sole source of expertise on a subject). You shouldn’t reach a point in your career where you can no longer learn from other knowledgeable people in your space. I promise it won’t hurt your reputation if you’re willing to learn from your readers or other experts in your niche.

I’ve been blogging for the better part of a decade now, and I still regularly listen to blogging advice, absorb new information, and make decisions based on insights from other experts in my field.

What are Your Most Underrated Blogging Skills?
Over to You (Photo of a Microphone) Asking Readers to Reply with Their Blogging Skill Recommendations
I’m turning this conversation about blogging skills over to you now. Did I miss any big ones that should be prioritized this year?

What do you think are the most important blogging skills we should be working on? Which skills have benefited you the most as a blogger so far?

I’d love to hear your take in the comments below!