To learn, you need someone who knows how you want to learn. Looking up past webpages and blogs we have a vast array of highly accomplished people telling us how to start blogs. They are useful in their right. However, in essence they are also very, very alienated from us. Alienated from us, yes, us newbies. A better way to learn is by finding someone closer to your level then improve from there. Later, find new people to learn from as you reach another stage. Fact.

Breathe in and wait for right moment…
Realise there is never one! Realise that anything you do will have someone else already more experienced than you doing it. Then remember that’s not important. What is important is you to do what you set out to do. Breathe out and see the green light ahead!
Step One: Realise that you’ve always had it in you.
Look up the best webpages to start your blog and pick one that suits you. Consider asking all your friends to give you feedback on your possible domain names. Don’t. Pick one and go with it. Its your blog. Just look up the concepts of domain names, then go with your gut. In the end, it’s what you want that’s special to your readers, as well as most importantly to yourself.