Open Brainstorms

By blogging, you can have a good alibi if you decide to commit a crime because the timing of your entires can be easily verified.

You think of new perspectives on the subject you are writing about that you wouldn't have by just thinking normally.

Reding them can be quick

helps killing time in office

it is a creative outlet

it promotes learning

it keeps a log of your thoughts

Less likely to get you in fistfights than spewing your rants at the local pub.

Blogs make ideas and content: Easy to navigate, easy to find, easy to update, easy to generate, easy to read, easy to scan, and search engines love 'em. They inspire and invite comments, conversations, collaborations, and business ventures. They are one of the least expensive marketing tools available today, and allow passionate professionals to share their knowledge, insight, and opinions with enthusiasts, niche markets, media folk, customers and clients, and their own support team.

It allows you to network around the world with people in your field and with the same interests.

You learn to communicate your ideas in writing

It's like writing a diary, only that it's not as unpopular!

Other people who share similar interests as yourself can easily find you and communicate with you irrespective of where they are in the world.

You can look like an expert in the field by storing all your ideas on your chosen topic on your blog.

You can build a fan base of regular readers if you have useful and interesting content for people to read.

One receives the satisfaction of communicating their ideas

Can do it from your desk during a quick work break