Do you find yourself opening up and telling others your deepest, most shielded thoughts and feelings through blogging?

I was reading a very personal post last night, when I caught myself drifting back to a past life where I once attended a college that specialized in a particular type of medical training dealing with radiology. While attending this school, I took a few psychology classes. These psychology classes moved me so much I nearly changed my major. Then in the blink of an eye life happened and I ended up changing my entire direction in life. Although it has been over a decade, I am still very interested in psychology. As I look back I even wrote my high school thesis on hypnosis. So psychology in one way or another has been an interest for a very long time. But we will not go there today. Today we are looking at a form of persuasion through personal blogging.

Jumping to the present. On almost a daily occurrence I come across some very moving physiological writing about our environment that really draws out deep inspirational thoughts. One person’s blog that I read daily writes about his daily life and how he deals with small issues such as washing his car to the most earth shattering events in his life. Sometimes these blogs that I follow motivate with only a sentence or two, others transcribe every thought containing page after page in organized detail how to achieve a particular outcome. What they all have in common is that they blog about really personal information that some of their closest companions may never know. They do this knowing that they are gaining a rapport that is more motivating than any sales page could ever be.

What would someone from Classical Antiquity think of our world if they were to read our blogs?

Is bearing all to see the real secret of social behavior marketing?

Is letting others feel like they can crawl deep into ones mind a new doorway of persuasion?

Is this all old school marketing creeping into the Internet and becoming mainstream since blogging has now become mainstream?

Let me know by going to my Linked in page located at www.Mark-Laymon.com and give me the most inspirational review that you could possibly ever give.

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