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Before I started this blog (not too long ago), I Googled how to do the very thing I'm about to show you how to do. I came across a lot of articles and tutorials that were helpful, but they were also filled with additional advice that seemed to be geared for those that wanted to make a living off of blogging or share their story with the world. Even though they were all valid steps, I felt more intimidated than reassured to start a blog. Whatever your reasons are for wanting to start a blog (see mine here ), I'll show you how to create your own blog in 3 simple steps. Keep in mind there are hundreds of options for picking a blogging platform, but I went with Blogger because it's free and can pretty much do everything you need to start blogging. You can always change platforms later on as your blog develops and your needs change. 1. Create an account.   Blogger is a service provided by Google, so if you already have a Gmail account, you're all set. If you don't h

So I spent a few hours going through the trouble of setting up this blog (learn how I did it here ). Before that, I spent days thinking about what I'm going to write about, who I'm writing for and, of course, why I wanted to start a blog. After telling half my friends that I wanted to start blogging, (and failing to convince them to start one too), I decided to bite the bullet and start writing. Minus the first 2 reasons, these aren't really in any particular order. 1. Documentation. The biggest reason I want to start blogging is so that I can centralize artifacts of various mediums for my random shenanigans. Why? So I can show my mother of course.   2. I want to do Everything . I have a problem. I'm pretty sure today alone I've thought about being a race car driver 20 times. For some reason, I really want to open up a peanut butter factory. Within the last year, I've taken Japanese classes, pottery classes, woodworking classes, and soon I want to learn h