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Versi\u00f3n en Espa\u00f1ol<\/a>
\nAs I sat listening to Ana White<\/a>, one of the speakers at Blogalicious, my heart filled with inspiration as I heard her listen to speak about doing your passion. \u00a0Everyone who blogs has<\/strong><\/em> to be passionate about what they do because it takes a lot of T-I-M-E to put their material up on the web besides having to deal with every day life to do’s. If you are a blogger, you certainly can relate. Right?<\/p>\n

I myself have to work full time, clean the house, cook, and currently think about all the applications for my son go to college next year and make sure I provide a space at home for him so he can feel love and be able to focus on his studies.(Plus all life stuff!) It doesn’t seem like a lot because I only have one son. But when you have to do everything alone as a single mom, time is very limited.<\/p>\n

So, as I sit here today on a Sunday looking at all my to do lists, I realize that this is really what I love to do: writing, communicating \u00a0and sharing words of inspiration. Luckily inspiration is timeless, \u00a0even though I interviewed Ana in October and I thankfully because of Ana’s inspiration, I am going to focus and catch up on my blogging today!<\/p>\n

Ana’s Bio on Blogalicious brochure reads as follows:<\/p>\n

Ana White is a stay at home mom from remote Alaska. Like all moms, Ana embraced her homemaker job by finding ways to make the most of a single income. From making cookies to making dinner, making ends meet is a challenge that all homemakers take on. But Ana took on more than that. Tired of seeing her family sleep on mattresses on the floor, she began to make beds. And tables. And desks. And chairs. In the fall of 2009, Ana White began to write a blog helping other homemakers make their own furniture. In three months, Ana\u2019s blog had reached 1 million page-views per month.<\/p>\n

Ana-White.com currently sees about 70,000 page-views per day and her Facebook page (Knock-Off Wood) just passed 20,000 fans. Ana White has been featured worldwide by magazines from US Woman\u2019s Day to Singapore\u2019s Home Design; she is popular on Apartment Therapy and has been featured by Life Hacker.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Her tip about finding your passion is to take a piece of paper and write down three big F’s: \u00a0Fabulous, Fun and Fulfilling.<\/p>\n