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Sunday Update Sept 27, 2020
Sunday Update Sept 27, 2020
Hello and welcome to my Sunday update. A chance for me to rest one day and give an informal update the 100 Day Challenge. I am 58 days into the challenge, and I’m going strong. Many days, including today, I’m only doing this because of the commitment I made to myself, and I want to see it through. I have to wonder why I didn’t make other commitments, and why didn’t I do this years ago? What makes this 100 Day Challenge special?
I’m sure there’s an answer is there somewhere, but I am not sure I’ll find it. When the challenge is over, I’ll have an estimated 500+ minutes of content, over 8 hours of conversation. I’m going to attempt to organize it my any natural themes I can find, and I’ll put together an ebook of some type to pass around.
I like the idea of a workbook or journal that can be used over a long period of time. I don’t believe in shortcuts. Maybe like Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy? Always carry a towel and don’t panic. I can’t think of better advice. My book will be something to open in case of emergency, something to open when stuck in a rut, when you need outfitted to get out of the valley.
On a side note, have you watched the social dilemmaon Netflix? The film makes the claim we are giving out attention away to advertisers. It’s a little depressing. I recommend watching, especially if you have kids.
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Sunday Update Sept 27, 2020
Hello and welcome to my Sunday update. A chance for me to rest one day and give an informal update the 100 Day Challenge. I am 58 days into the challenge, and I’m going strong. Many days, including today, I’m only doing this because of the commitment I made to myself, and I want to see it through. I have to wonder why I didn’t make other commitments, and why didn’t I do this years ago? What makes this 100 Day Challenge special?
I’m sure there’s an answer is there somewhere, but I am not sure I’ll find it. When the challenge is over, I’ll have an estimated 500+ minutes of content, over 8 hours of conversation. I’m going to attempt to organize it my any natural themes I can find, and I’ll put together an ebook of some type to pass around.
I like the idea of a workbook or journal that can be used over a long period of time. I don’t believe in shortcuts. Maybe like Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy? Always carry a towel and don’t panic. I can’t think of better advice. My book will be something to open in case of emergency, something to open when stuck in a rut, when you need outfitted to get out of the valley.
On a side note, have you watched the social dilemmaon Netflix? The film makes the claim we are giving out attention away to advertisers. It’s a little depressing. I recommend watching, especially if you have kids.