Helping others become even better versions of themselves
I set myself a challenge of writing and posting a blog in 2 minutes, previously 5 minutes was my best.
I was sitting here on a Sunday struggling for something to write today, as I am on a quest to blog every day for a year. Over a minute now, uh oh.
I have to add an image and tags.
Ok so it took 2:52, so 2 minutes was a little ambitious, but it proves there is time to do all that we want, just got to choose what we are going to make the priorities and get on with it.
What can you achieve in 80 days? Well you could go around the world in it.
Well today is day number 80, of 80 straight days in a row, of writing and posting a blog post each day. I am aiming to do a whole year, 365 days. So I’m about a quarter of the way through.
I am not posting this to say ‘wow, look at me’, as apart from my Mum, no one cares.
I am posting this to get you to think about what you could achieve in your life, if you stuck to doing something every single day?
One of my challenges in life has been commitment to doing something regularly, even though, I know that doing things regularly is vitally important in being successful.
I talked only yesterday about changing habits, and that is what this writing is doing for me. I love doing the writing anyway and I genuinely write this for myself. However, seeing how the number of views, visitors and likes have been growing, and now starting to really grow, has proved to me that commitment works.
Nearly 3 months in, and the start of what Darren Hardy describes as the compound effect, is starting to happen. I am now more than ever inspired to keep going.
Now the key thing is to apply this learning to other areas.
Philip Dodson 