INTRO:A lot of us here are taking a typical, rather routine path. We are all in college so we canobtain a degree. With that degree we hope to find a job. A job that pays lots of money.What if I told you that instead of taking this path, you could stay at home, sit in your pajamas all day, and make just as much as working at full time job? Sounds pretty good,right? Well, this is just one of the many possible benefits of blogging! Everyone shouldstart blogging at least once a week. Today I will discuss the benefits of blogging, how toset up a blog, and describe how the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.First of all…I.There are many benefits to blogging.
a.
According to
Scientific American Journal
, writing serves as a stresscoping mechanism.i.Expressive writing produces many physiological benefits.1.Research shows journaling improves memory and sleepand even boosts immunity.2.Cancer patients who engaged in expressive writing just before treatment felt remarkable better, both mentally and physically, as compared with patients who did not.a.There are also similar results claim journaling evenspeeds healing after injury!
3.
The Journal of Computer Mediated Communications
in2007 indicated that blogging has been shown to trigger anincrease in dopamine-a chemical in the brain responsiblefor feeling happy.a. Blogging releases this dopamine in the brain, achemical that is also released in such activities aslistening to music, exercising or looking at art!
b.
According to
Associated Content in 2009
, those who consistently blogged were better able to understand themselves, more in touch withtheir feelings and were better able to deal with the pastc.Blogging is also a great way to keep in touch.i.Let me just say a lot of bonding has taken place within thisCMN321 class.1.We have all made great friends and now that the semester is ending, we are going our own separate ways. How arewe going to stay in touch? How are we going to keep up
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