For the past year I tried to start at least 5 websites but have managed to maintain only one. I started with my cluelesschurch site a t blogspot and started my second one – the clueless money man, then my 3rd clueless fitness, then my 4th dennissy.com and tried to start a 5th one 4 weeks ago the clueless daddy and here is what I found out.
If you are not a fulltime blogger – forget about multiple sites. I tried doing it thinking it would work but it won’t. Why? because being defocus doesn’t work. One way or the other a site would suffer and people won’t have a recall when they hear your name.
Who is Dennis Sy? If you are not focus people will give you lots of answer and so you become a wandering generality. But if you are focus – you become a meaningful specific.
This reminds me why I started this site. Dennissy.com is a site for church planters and church leaders. I blog about stuff a pastor goes through. His struggles, challenges, leadership hurdles, church adventures, his family.
In light of this I am not continuing my clueless daddy site and the other sites but would focus on this one!
PS: Currently reading the book Focus by Al Ries and it really makes a lot of sense to apply focus in everything you do. I can’t be everything. I have to focus on my one thing. You could click on the title if you want to buy the book.
Good decision Pastor D. You can write about other things in this site anyway. I’m taking your heed too… I’m making my site Life and Personal Finance… and yup, will keep just one site too.
that’s why I update paulpajo.com now mostly