I love anime. I look forward to each season like I look forward to the presents under the Christmas tree. That is a big part of why I began writing about anime. There is something about escaping to different worlds and experiencing new ways to see the same genres. However, I bit off more than I can chew.

I am currently covering four seasonal shows. Due to some personal health issues, I got behind in posting. I am roughly 4-5 weeks behind schedule. Today, I sat down at the computer and felt overwhelmed. I am so far behind. The new season is peeking its head over the horizon and I’m only halfway through the current season that is about to end. This is not what I signed up for. I asked myself, “What is your goal? What is the purpose of this website?”

After pondering those questions, I realized that my goal and purpose have always been to share the love of my HOBBIES. I have been doing that to some extent. But, I also have been trying to emulate other blogs. I’ve been trying to make their writing goals my own. I’ve been trying to write much more than I have the time or the energy for.

So, after some soul-searching, I have decided to forfeit the goal of trying to keep up with the four seasonal shows I am currently reviewing. I am going to finish Good Night World. Out of the four shows I am writing about, it is the most interesting to me.

I feel like a quitter, but I also feel like I need to reel things in and make it fun again. So, what are my new goals?

  1. Pick ONE show in the new season to follow week-to-week;
  2. Write one-off reactions to other shows in the season;
  3. Write other content.

I think writing more about myself and my life will make me happier with the content on this website. I want to diversify my content a little. Not a lot, just a little.

I don’t have many readers, but my goal has never been to be a full-time writer. I forget that a lot.

For those of you who stop by and just look at my website, thank you. For the lone person that likes my posts, thank you. Hopefully, I can find a balance.

2 responses to “Everyday Life: More Than I Can Chew”

  1. The fun element is so important. Lose that and just becomes another job. Keep it fun and everything else will come together.

    1. It was beginning to feel like a job. Now that I am focusing on the one, I feel a lot better!

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