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That must be the reason why my blog struggles to become something and can’t
I really hate cooking 
Your analogy covers blogging very well. That’s why many blogs die in 3 months mostly. You need to write with a tolerable style, write interesting things, meet the expectations of readers. For me, I lack a lot at the moment. You seem to manage to set your menu for the meal
Good luck on your journey.
Ena, thanks a lot. I built the blog around things that interests me, so every day I wonder if I’ll have something “good” to say-and so far I have.