People Read What I Write? Who Knew ‽

22K Pageviews? Not bad!Have I mentioned I was sick for a long time at the beginning of the year? I may have mentioned itonce ortwice¹. Well, while I was down for the count, my editors over at ADDitude Magazine were counting pageviews foran article I wrote for them a while back. Apparently, I hit 22,213 pageviews for that article alone. They told me all about it last February while I was slightly inconvenienced. I just recently discovered their post when I had to use carefully placed demolition charges and a pick axe to catch up with my email.Iknow my mother wasn’t reloading that page over and over again as she wardrived from free wifi network to free wifi network all around town. Not only would she not think of doing that, she wouldn’t understand what I just wrote! Instead, I can only assume that there was a sizable amount of people who were interested inThe Reinvented Chore Chart That Actually Motivates My ChildIt was a fun article I wrote about how I finally got my stubborn teen to work on her chores. There was a lot of psychology involved, some of it even on a comfy chair, but in the end I succeeded in transforming my daughter into a celestial chores-happy being! There wasn’t any hypnotism or coercion involved either. Yep, I’m wicked good at taking what other people tell me and making it my own. You should read the article.I make no apologies. I was sick for over half a year. It’s taken me four months to work off the weight I gained and build...

Source: The Splintered Mind by Douglas Cootey - August 26, 2020 Category: Psychiatry Tags: ADHD Goodreads Journaling Writing Source Type: blogs