One Year Blogiversary!!


Happy Blogiversary to Me!

Chessy to celebrate this but I am very proud that I found myself committed to something different and even to the fact that I kept it up. I love talking about issues I am passionate about and that I found myself {over}analyzing. I also love the fact that I can speak my mind and also do some research. It's hard trying not to be bias but as I evaluate my blog and all it's posts I think I was faithful and obedient to my Blog Vision. 

If you follow my blog or even if you don't, I think this is the perfect time to share some facts about "Empowering For the Future" blog: 

  • 740 pageviews
  • 23 (now 24) published posts
  • 15 posts in 2014 (starting in May) and 8 so far for 2015
  • "The New Sarah Baartman: It's a Man's World" post received 95 views and is my most popular blog posts
  • 2 posts received 2 comments (one of each including my own response back)
  • 2 viewers completed the survey at the bottom of the blog
  • Received 14 Google Plus followers
  • Inspired 3 people to start a blog
Awesome right? I am so proud and achieved! 

I want to thank everyone who has shared, commented, and even thanked me for my blog. You all are motivation to keep going. Special shout out to Mariah R. and Kimberly G. who reminded me and encouraged me to have an one year blogiversary. Once again, congratulates to me! Hope you continue to be inspired by my posts and remember that if you empower women, you can help change the next generation.

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