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Hello HG. Well, I’d like to ask you if you would consider occasionally using your blog to answer people’s narc situational problems, a bit like Chump Lady does regarding infidelity?
I would wager that your readership will find it very engaging and in a roundabout way, it’s still about you, of course.
What about it?
Do you mean would I use my blog to answer queries about people’s situation with the relevant narcissist or narcissists that person is/was ensnared with?
Possibly, yes. You get so many questions anyway. You could do one a week, say. You could select a story / question from your readership based on a theme you want to expand and write about anyway. Have you had a look at the Chump Lady blog?
People love reading this kind of stuff. And your perspective is unusual and valuable. Without empathy, you’ll never be an agony aunt, but you have a different angle to anything out there.
Could be really interesting. I doubt it would detract from your consultations.
Lol!
I reckon that’s what she asked.
But he already does, in short. If you want more detailed responses you need to pay for it. 🙂
Indeed, Jar. But Doing something like that every week or every so, with a variety in content might increase engagement and could actually drive an increase in readership, and consequently, an increase in the amount of paid-for consultations.
But that’s just my thoughts.
That wasn’t my most articulate comment, however it’s difficult to articulate exactly what I mean, given the subject matter, if you see what I mean.
I understand.