Jul18

Good Blogging Practice Part-36

When some idea click in mind, what do you do?

Apply it on that moment.
Keep it in mind and apply later.
Write it down on a piece of paper or in organizer and work on it later.

Which one is best answer? do you think.

If your answer is option no.1 then, you are going right, but some situation could come when you don’t have access to application area. Suppose, you are having launch in restaurant, and suddenly an unique idea come out in your mind. At this moment you can’t start working on that idea, some limitations are there, but you can keep that idea on mind or you can write it down on a piece of paper/ organizer, and work on it later. If you go for—Keep it in mind and apply later, then you could face problem later, and some time that could be serious one. Lets, give you a live example:

Before writing this post, I went for shopping. After shopping, I felt hungry and went to a restaurant. When I was having my Dosa, a beautiful topic on Good Blogging Practice struck in my mind. I was happy on that moment, but when I came back to home and opened up my Windows Live Writer to write on my next Good Blogging Practice, based on that topic—that beautiful topic vanished out of my mind. Tried a lot to remember, but alas!

So, that’s the problem with this kind of idea—Keep it in mind and apply later. But if I would have written that idea on piece of paper or in my organizer, then I wouldn’t have faced that problem.

This kind of memory loss is not a rare; we usually face this kind of problem.

Then, what is the solution of this problem?

Answer: Option no.3, I mean—Write it down on a piece of paper or in organizer and work on it later.

I did knew this solution, but still I forgot to apply it—that’s also another problem and the solution is—make it a habit.

Sometime, we know something, but due to lack of habit we forget it to apply at the right moment.

As I am writing on Good Blogging Practice,

It can be a “Good Blogging Practice”, if some idea come out in your mind and you Write it down on a piece of paper or in organizer and work on it later as a habit.