You’re writing and podcasting and videoblogging your face off and it’s starting to feel like no one’s paying attention.

Emotional eating is when you consume food to deal with tough emotions rather than to satisfy actual physical hunger. Emotional eating is where the phrase “comfort foods” comes from.

List posts are ubiquitous – and hugely popular – in the blogosphere. As bloggers, we love them because they’re fun and straight-forward to write, and they do well on social media.

Acceptance is like a mental muscle. The more you use it the stronger it becomes. And the procrastination tends to become less and less severe overall.

Long time readers of ProBlogger know that Darren is a big fan of split testing ads to improve your earnings.

I learned quickly that regular visitors came primarily to see the artful secrets, not to read stories or learn about my speaking events.

Choosing the right topic to write about on your blog is vital if you want to write a post that engages your reader.

If you’re trying to sell products and services online, you’re probably looking for that one magic key to make your business work. You buy CDs and DVDs that will tell you the secret.

Over the last 4 days starting with Saturday evening I’ve earned a little more than $300 by running several niche offers.

When you first commit to the goal to run a marathon, buy your own home, or lose 50 pounds, you’re ecstatic. You can’t wait to get started on making your dreams a reality.

If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them - George Orwell.

How we love these lists. Again and again we see people put lots of hard work and insights to develop these lists that are timeless.

If you long for money, fame and adulation, then you’ll take action to achieve it, and you’ll get it in the end.

Article writing is a great tool to have in your arsenal of marketing techniques, however at times overlooked.

How long do you need to write?

What qualities would you come up with if you were asked to describe an Olympian? Perseverance? Determination? Fearlessness? Quick Wits? Teamwork?

You may have heard of Twitter and be a little confused. Early adopters have been playing around with it for a couple of years, but Twitter finally seems to be making it into the mainstream.

Unlike in an office where the boss is usually sitting on your head, a web worker has nobody looking over their shoulder and dictating the terms of their day.

And besides heaps and heaps of great entertainment there is also much that you can learn from all the superb athletes that have pushed the limits throughout the ages.

While in the outhouse reading the latest issue of Forbes (free subscription from now defunct airline miles), I spotted an article highlighting the fast rising “multi-level marketing” company, Mona