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2-168 Hurry up!

Every is in a hurry these days!

Those who write, stay

It is a fast paced world. Not only does everybody seem to want everything, but they also want it fast! take for example e-mail/ texting vs normal mail, going shopping vs. shopping online but also social media… everything needs to be published and fast! Because if you don’t publish, you might lose followers, or won’t attract new ones.

Publishing on this site is the same; those who write, stay. No new content, no new visitors. This is a trap to me. I have to be careful not to overdo it. Mind you, I have a full time day-job, a new-born kid and a family/ social life. I’ve also been creating and publishing 2 comic episodes, 1-2 toy-photos and a blogpost per week, besides trying to keep the social media up-to date. It’s all in good fun of course, but sometimes I will have to take the frequency of creation and publishing down a nudge, lest I don’t get into trouble time-wise.

Yet, that time is not now… but may arrive someday 🙂

Do you have any hobbies you (honestly) put too much time in?


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