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This guest post is by Ali Hale of DailyWritingTips.com. Blogging can feel like a long, hard road—especially when you’re starting out. You haven’t hit 100 subscribers, let alone 1,000, and it feels like you’re writing into a vacuum. And even when you’re a little way down that blogging road, it can still be tough. You might be spending two or three hours a day on blogging—writing content, answering comments, building up friendships on Twitter and Facebook. Chances are, you’re not making much money from it,

The post I am going to link to below is probably the best thing I have read in the previous year (if not longer). The headline caught my attention on a social bookmarking site, and once I started reading it I couldn’t step (plus I was laughing out loud all along). First of all you’ll find the guy is a brilliant writer (in fact I recommend subscribing to his blog). But the story itself is frigging amazing, and it shows that anything is possible if you are willing to go and get it. The post is