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  1. I think it’s best to finish at a high. Before I started my current blog, I worked on a blog with 2 of my best friends. We were gaining a big momentum, we even managed to write for some local magazines but due to lack of coordination and commitment, we stopped and the person who was in “charge” of this project just let it fade away in the meantime she was figuring things out. A 4 month break is not a big deal, you can still come back strong, but after a year I think it’s harder to get back up. Perfection is procrastination. I think is more important to keep gradually learning and growing as you go or reach out to other bloggers or your audience than just to leave without a warning.

  2. assuming I totally had my choice in it – I would rather go out on a high (which is hilarious since i’m currently at the beginner’s all time low), but would want to use it to spin off into something else. Maybe a great job offer comes from it, or a new side project takes over my interest where I could leverage current followers to gauge interest on the new project

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