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| Photo courtesy of Geoffrey Arduini |
It’s time
for another pit-stop on the A-Z Road Trip. Check your tire pressure, fill up
that gas tank and pack in some snacks as you continue on our highway adventure
of visiting blogs on the 2015 April signup list!
While you tune-up that browsing
engine, remember the way to gaining the most mileage on this road trip is by
driving in the lane that suits your ability be effective without any fuss.
Dave Roller, who completed the April challenge at Home School Dad before transitioning over to YBD: Your Basic Dave, demonstrates that the key in making the most progress is by keeping things simple.
Dave Roller, who completed the April challenge at Home School Dad before transitioning over to YBD: Your Basic Dave, demonstrates that the key in making the most progress is by keeping things simple.
Rather than
focus on a set number of blogs per day or week, Dave’s one-blog plan for his
road trip activities call for visiting multiple posts on the same blog and then
moving on to the next one. If you are looking for some ideas on how to have a
more in-depth A-Z road trip experience, here is his recipe for creating maximum
impact with plain and simple steps.
Visiting a new blog on the 2015 A-Z signup list and read posts in the following order...
- Reflections post
- An April blog post, going backwards from Letter Z to A
- The most current blog post
- Rinse and Repeat the cycle, starting with the reflections post on the next new blog to visit.
Having a
simple plan allows you to get (and give) the most out of the A-Z road trip by
visiting as many blogs as possible, at your own pace, one blog at a time. Dave’s
one-blog approach is about as casual as they come while providing a chance to
really dig deep into each new blog you visit and get a more well-rounded feel
for what it’s all about. This is especially helpful when visiting blogs that
may have done the challenge with topics that differ from what they’re normally
blogging about during other times of the year.
So if you
ever find yourself running low on gas in the fast lane, switching to cruise
control can make your road trip activities a little easier to handle!
The A-to-Z
Challenge Road Trip is hosted by screenwriter Nicole Ayers (The Madlab Post) and author C. Lee
McKenzie (The Write Game), accompanied by dashboard buddy, Mario, who finds thecoolest attractions during roadside rest stops.
