From Blogging One Can Acquire New Knowledge and Skills

Blog helps develop my skills. It pushes me to do some research. My blog caters some awesome ideas I have in my head. Before I write and publish my first blog article from the idea that is knocking into my head - first I would have to look around for additional information to support my idea whatever it is.

Dictionaries define Blog as a Web site containing the writer's or group of writers' own experiences, observations, opinions, etc., and often having images and links to other Web sites. And from Blogging one can acquire new knowledge and some skills.

I still remember I started my blogging hobby sixteen years ago at Word Press. My blog was intended only for limited audience. Mostly of my published blog articles there were based from my personal experiences. However, after those 16 long years of blogging, I changed my focus and I have had to write blog articles intended for general audience. From that time on blogging had become my favorite hobby.

In one day, I could write and could publish at least one to two blog articles to share to people across the Internet. Also I would take time to look around for ideas. I also started to love to scanning the pages of English dictionaries and Encyclopedias, newspapers, tabloids, magazines and other reading materials for information to help me correct my English grammar because English was not my language. My mother tongue is Filipino Tag-alog. Of course, I could blog using my mother tongue.

Now I can say that Blog is really a place where to acquire new knowledge and skills. When I started my blogging hobby first I had to create a blog by following some simple steps. At least there are eight steps I considered the easiest way to create a blog. Blog helps enhance and develop my talents. I created a wonderful place to cater some of awesome ideas I have in my head and other stuff I greatly loved to share to the world.

About the Author

Paul is a Web content creator, online marketer, products and services promoter, online writer and a Filipino blogger. He has no specific areas where his writing will focus on.He writes any subject that interests him under the merciless sun. He loves Internetting and Face-booking. His favorite saying: "Dream big and don't stop without giving it a chance to come true."

Happy Xmas 2016 and a Prosperous New Year 2017: How to Write an Author Biography That Does Not Suck

You don't need to write your author biography by using some of the erudite English languages. Simple English is good. And don't think that you can fool your readers - they are intelligent enough to spot your lies. Always inject HIT when writing your author bio. HIT = honesty, integrity and trustworthy. 

Paul Pruel Greets You: Merry Christmas 2016 and a Prosperous New Year 2017

When you write your author bio consider the following:

• Write in the third person. 
• Remember that it's not really about you. 
• Establish credibility. 
• Explain what you do. 
• Be personal ... if it’s appropriate.
• Focus on value. 
• Don't be afraid to brag. 
• Avoid writing something obnoxiously long. 
• Customize it. 

In December 1986, Paul has dreamed to raise his own family. He said that marrying his wife was the best decision he ever made on his life. The love he felt for the woman he loved so greatly was his strength. They were blessed with three loving children, all girls now ages 26, 24 and 22. He said that he married his wife with a ten peso bill on his wallet. It happened in 1986, the Philippines was managed by a puppet president Corazon C. Aquino after the remarkable people's power revolt.

In 1994, Paul had dreamed again to go abroad. He was lucky though because he did not experience much difficulty in acquiring an overseas job. His uncle-in-law who at that time was the chief accountant of the company Kawasaki Helicopter Saudi Arabia – Finance Department helped him get his current job by recommending him to the administrator of the company. A Philippine based recruitment agency, FB Allan processed his papers and he was able to go out of the country as a documented Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW).

Aside from working, Paul also devote some time for his other interests. While employed, he took up a creative writing course by mail with the Writer’s Bureau in Manchester London during the years 1998-1999. In 2000-2001, Paul took up Journalism and short story writing course with the International Correspondence Schools (ICS), PA, USA by mail.