ELIZA PARKIN: BLOGGING MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Exploring the importance of blogging due to the contemporary society we now live in and how teenagers use it as a platform to seek education and information. Eliza tells us what motivated her to start blogging and gives advice so you can be the next blogging QUEEN!
Eliza started blogging so her 'touch with fashion' wasn't lost when changing her course at uni to fine art. Her love for different aspects of fashion and expressing her personality through what she wears pushed her to want to make a difference. Different bloggers inspired Eliza to share her opinion and she teaches others to share theirs, which impacts the younger generation greatly.
In this month's issue of UNDERGROUND mag we interviewed Eliza to gain an insight in the truth behind blogging: the mentality, the physical work and the perks of being a blogger.
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Here is an insight of what to expect from this interview:
What is your favourite part of blogging?
It has to be the feedback from people. Even though, some is bad and discouraging it gives you a
boost to the reality of your passion because nothing goes into society with a hint of negativity. But,
the positives out weigh this and knowing I have inspired just one person transforms this journey.
Being yourself is the opportunity that blogging gives you and by helping others by literally just being
yourself is the best feeling anyone could ever feel.
What advice would you give future bloggers?
The advice I have for up coming bloggers is just be yourself. Don’t change your fashion sense or
personality just to fit other peoples perception of being ‘perfect.’ You can go days with not having a
clue about what to write about.. for me I always get sudden bursts of content ideas at the most
inconvenient times, like being out for dinner. If this happens to you try and jot down the ideas asap!
Your photos/writing will most likely not be perfect at first but it all comes with practise! Always give
love to other bloggers, and ignore any hate that may come your way! Don’t give up, positive vibes,
forget about the negativity and just keep on going.
What does it feel like to be considered as an exclusive guest at events?
EXCLUSIVE: the print magazine (along with many other questions).
