For several days I have intended to go to the web site www.ELance.com to post a project I have been working on for my new web site/business venture. Although I am somewhat tech savvy with building web sites, I do not understand many of the integrate programming code for databases such as developing user names, login’s and passwords, etc. With that said, I knew I could probably find a programmer at elance to help me with this project. After submitting my project I went out to look at my post and was intrigued at what I found posted alongside my new request. There were posts for help with e-books, programming and other secretarial type services. I realize that this is nothing new, and for years people have been offering services for others in need of work completion. But of all of the posts on elance, the help with writing “blogs” was overwhelming! I was amazed at how many people want to post blogs on a regular basis but they want someone else to do the work for them. Many companies and individuals want to post blogs but like most other technology tools and marketing devices it has created more work for the real estate professional and stolen our valuable time for getting “things” done. Wow, I thought, it’s been March since I posted a blog. Yikes, I too want to write and blog but where does one’s time go. My goal beginning today is to put a date on my calendar to begin blogging on a regular basis. But my question and thought to you today is this: the next time you read that interesting blog/article and you begin to think about the author of the post, ask yourself this question, “I wonder who really wrote that blog?”