Why I deleted my blog and started fresh

In the age of digital interconnectedness, a move like wiping out your online presence can seem quite radical. Some of you might think it’s career suicide.

Yet, that’s exactly what I did. Here’s why.


A need for authenticity

In the fast-paced world of startups, scaling, and networking, I lost sight of my original mission. My blog had become a mashup of trending topics and buzzwords, and my social media was full of redundant posts that added little to no value. I realized the need for a reboot, to realign my online persona with my core beliefs and values.


The trap of vanity metrics

We’re in an era where likes, shares, and followers seem to dictate success. It’s easy to get trapped in the vanity metrics game. At some point, it became more about reaching a certain number of followers than providing genuine value. Clearing the slate allowed me to refocus on what truly mattered: meaningful engagement and authentic connections.


Reclaiming my time

Juggling between multiple platforms became a daunting task. By hitting reset, I’ve been able to strategically pick platforms that align with my target audience and purpose, without spreading myself too thin.


A fresh perspective

The beauty of starting over? It gives you clarity. By removing the noise, I’ve been able to introspect, understand my niche better, and curate content that resonates with my audience. The lessons from the past are invaluable, but there’s a unique thrill in crafting a brand-new narrative.


The journey ahead

With a blank slate in front of me, the possibilities are endless. I’m excited about creating content that’s more aligned with my goals, and fostering deeper connections with my network. The aim is to blend storytelling with tangible insights, giving my readers not just anecdotes but actionable steps to implement in their professional lives.

What about you? Have you ever considered pressing the reset button on your online presence? How do you ensure your digital persona resonates with your true self? Let’s discuss.

To those embarking on a similar journey, here’s a tip: Always prioritize value over volume. It’s better to have 100 engaged followers than 10,000 passive ones. Focus on quality, authenticity, and consistency. The rest will follow.