I’ve been nominated By Dr.Tanya for a Mystery Blogger Award and I’m very happy and honoured!
It’s nice when things like this pop into your inbox and it’s one of the first things you see when you wake up in the morning.
Dr Tanya writes about a variety of topics that affect or touch us all in one way or another.
Go check out her blog and find out more about her amazing posts!
What is the Mystery Blogger Award?
‘An award for amazing bloggers with ingenious posts. Their blog not only captivates; it inspires and motivates. They are one of the best out there, and they deserve every recognition they get. This award is also for bloggers who find fun and inspiration in blogging; and they do it with so much love and passion.’
– Okoto Enigma, Creator of the Mystery Blogger Award
Some general rules:
1. Put the award logo/image on your blog.
2. List the rules.
3. Thank whoever nominated you and provide a link back to their blog.
4. Answer the 5 questions from the blogger who nominated you.
5. Mention the creator of the award and provide a link as well.
6. Tell your readers 3 things about yourself.
7. You have to nominate 10 – 20 people.
8. Notify your nominees by commenting on their blog.
9. Ask your nominees any 5 questions of your choice; with one weird or funny question (specify).
10. Share a link to your best post(s).
3 things about myself
- I am very passionate about life and the things I enjoy doing. I will give it my all and make sure it’s the best it can be. I strive to do this in every area of my life, whether it’s work, having down time, or spending time in nature or with other people that mean a lot to me.
- I am from Guatemala, but also have German heritage which comes out now and then even though I’ve never lived in Germany before! I have recently become British, due to the current situation, but it’s nice to have the nationality of the place I now call home.
- I enjoy doing many things, so I’ve decided to incorporate them into a lifestyle and businesses – tutoring, content creation, counselling, supervision, writing (books and blogging), self-care coaching. I don’t like to just put all my eggs in one basket, and I am happy developing the different areas I’ve chosen to work on in self-employment. I also do part-time care work with kiddoes with special needs and autism, which is great and rewarding. I am doing much less of that as my businesses are growing, but I still enjoy it.
Dr. Tanya’s Questions to me
1. What was the main motivation behind your blog?
The main motivation for writing my blog was using my writing skills to add value to people reading and looking for information and tips about mental health, self-care, supervision, and more.
2. How do you see the future of blogging? Do you think blogs will still be around in 2025?
As with anything, blogging will change. We are already seeing VLogs appear (video versions of blogs, which I’m going to start getting into soon too!). I do hope the written word doesn’t get bypassed or forgotten.
Writing is a creative endeavour and it is also a therapeutic way of expressing what is inside of us, what we love and what we want to share with others that might not come out the same in any other way.
I think blogs will still be around in 2025, I just don’t know what the arena will look like yet. Things are moving quicker and quicker. It’s only 6 years away but technology moves so quick and trends do also.
3. Are conventional/printed books becoming obsolete? Am I the only dinosaur who does not possess a Kindle?
I love the smell of books! I still own some books, but I have to admit that I’ve started buying more kindle books lately. It saves up space and prevents clutter, but I’ll always have books around. They are comforting and great treasures!
There’s a different feel between reading a physical book to reading a kindle or online book. My book (a product of blogging) is in both Kindle and Paperback versions. I couldn’t let go of the paper version, still old fashioned like that I guess!
4. If you were a cartoon character, who would you be? (funny/weird question).
Oh the toughest question 😉
I wasn’t born in Britain so missed out on The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s child. So having read both recently, and watched both films on Christmas day, I’d say I’d love to be the mouse!
He’s feisty and doesn’t think his size limits his ability to be in the world. I love that!
5. What kind of blog posts, and of what length, do you like to read?
Anything that’s well written, informative and interesting. I don’t like them to be that long (my posts are between 700-1000 words, so possibly around that length too!)
My Questions
-
Where do you get your inspiration from to write?
-
How does blogging add value to your audience?
-
What superpower would you choose if you had the chance? (Funny, weird question)
-
What puts you off reading a blog post?
-
Where do you see your blog in 5 years time?
I Nominate these bloggers whose work I admire:
Josephine Hughes at The Good Enough Mum
Jane Travis at Grow Your Private Practice
Sandra Wilson over at Get Social with Saz – Therapist’s Social Media Coach
Karin Sieger, Therapist and Writer
Erin Stevens, Therapist and Blogger
Nathan Gould, Therapist and blogger
Ian Pittaway, Therapist and Vlogger
Paula Newman, Therapist and Blogger
Becky Stone, Therapist and Blogger
Hannah Paskin, Therapist and Blogger
Some of my favourite posts
Blog posts en Español: En Terapia, procesando
Felicidades Karin besos
Enviado desde mi iPhone
El 17/01/2019, a la(s) 12:23, Insights…from the desk of Karin Brauner escribió:
> >
LikeLike
Gracias Kiki!
LikeLike