Why do you blog?
To become a better communicator.
I’d like to think that I’m a fast learner. And that I have a good level of curiosity on many topics and can quickly get the general idea of things. But I’ve always wanted to become better at communicating what I have learned and understood.
I know that the way to become a better communicator (or better anything, for that matter) is to practice, practice, and practice. That is why I (used to) blog and, for a time, wrote regularly on my (physical, private) journal.
Of course, it also serves as a way to unload my thoughts, to give structure for the days ahead, and a form of entertainment for future me to look back (and cringe at).