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I wasn’t always a blogger. I worked in the corporate world, outside of my home. When I left my job to become a stay-at-home Dad, I decided to use my writing skills to generate income to help take care of my family. Once upon a time I rode a desk in a cubicle for a major insurance company. I felt like I was going nowhere and was just a number among many.
Lucky for me I have a good mentor in the blogging world, which helped me get established. This made it easy for me to settle into a blog groove and allow me time to spend time with my kids at home.
I tell dads all the time that “They need to be home more” and “Spend more time with the family”.
Other benefits to blogging. I am a technology and gadget lover. Blogging helped me to learn more about technology and has allowed me to become a brand ambassador for several companies. I get to try out lots of cool new gadgets for myself and my family and I get to write about the experience. Getting paid by sponsors to do that is rewarding. Over the past 4 years I have become a major influencer through my success as a blogger.
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This post was inspired and sponsored by Domain.ME, the provider of the personal domains that end in .ME. As a company, they aim to promote thought leadership to the tech world. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
