As a blogger I know every little thing we do doesn’t need to become a blog post but that is what happened to me yesterday. Before the day was done I had 25 articles in the back office ready to be posted and for me that is a Godwink because even on the days I can’t work I know have content to share.
I wanted to remind you that even though some days are quiet, and I have to sit down and intentionally think about what I want to write there are days like this one, when the ideas simply won’t stop coming and I can’t keep up with everything I want to share with you.
I couldn’t even walk away from the computer without another blog post popping into my head. Every time I thought I was finished, another idea would appear. I’d jot it down, sit back down, and before I knew it, I had another draft waiting to be written and David and Charlie were so proud of me to see all I had done and that meant more to me than anything in the world.
The funny part? It wasn’t even Wednesday—my usual day off. Wednesdays are normally when I come back refreshed with pages of ideas and a long list of things I can’t wait to create. But this content explosion happened on an ordinary day, completely out of the blue.
When bedtime finally rolled around, I thought my brain would settle down. Nope. The ideas kept flowing. I’d be lying there trying to fall asleep when another title or article idea would pop into my mind. I finally gave up trying to ignore them and made sure they were safely written down.
Then I woke up the next morning, and the inspiration was still pouring in. For me that is a Godsend we were going to be revamping and rebuilding the blog and I will have lots of new content to add to the site to help Google index it sooner which I’m going to need more than you know.
I wanted to remind you as a blogger, these seasons don’t happen every day. There are times when writing feels slow, and I have to work harder to find inspiration. Then there are these incredible moments when it feels like God has opened the floodgates, and I can’t type fast enough to keep up with all the ideas He’s placing on my heart.
I’ve learned not to fight those moments. Instead, I embrace them. I write the titles, save the drafts, organize my notes, and thank God for every single idea. Even if I can’t finish every article today, I’ll have plenty of content waiting for me when I sit down to write again.
Today’s blogging adventure may have felt topsy-turvy, but I’m choosing to see it as a blessing. An overflowing notebook is a wonderful problem to have. Sometimes the best thing we can do is simply follow the inspiration wherever it leads and trust that every idea has a purpose. Don’t feel bad if you have to use AI because it can help keep us sane on days like this.
Have you ever had one of those days when the ideas just wouldn’t stop coming? I’d love to hear about it in the comments!
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
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