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You know what’s happening? I’m often slow to realize.
There’s really no need to worry about my place as a blogger.
Closing in on 2 full years of 5-a-day, everyday.
Looking back at the beginning compared to today…wow! And then looking forward and comparing to today…I can only imagine…
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While jogging along Tampa Bay last night…
Tiger Woods gave me that advice, “Out work ’em!”
Blogging as much, and as consistently as I do, I got it down.
Have figured out how to never miss a day.
Unless it’s on purpose.
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How do you define “being organized”?
Sometimes, when there’s too much to do and too little time, a prolific blogger may opt to omit photos, in an effort to get a short run in before the sun comes up.
Good luck with your workload today.
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PS. 14 hours later, here’s today’s photo:
Happy Halloween! This is weird (and very exciting) to write about. But as any successful, small business entrepreneur can tell you, you MUST market (self-promote) your product or service.
What began on April Fool’s Day, 2009, has culminated on Halloween – 3000 blog posts written – how SCARY is that?!
Storytelling is a critical success factor for businesses of any size.
But you already knew that, right?
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PS. THANK YOU for your support!
An April 11, 2010 blog post marked the day we surpassed 2,000 blog posts at Mid Life Celebration, LLC.
At roughly 150 new posts each month, that would bring today’s total to 2,450 blog posts, more or less.
That means in two more weeks, we’ll surpass 2,500.
Only a small business entrepreneur can understand the need for (selfless) self-promotion.
To the person that has only ever worked for someone else, and there’s nothing wrong with that please don’t misunderstand this message, self-promotion can look like arrogance, when in reality, it’s survival.
While I wish everyone visiting these blogs could find happiness, reassurance, bliss, information, motivation and any other good and decent thing, the reality is that the target audience is about 3% of the workforce.
I’ll tell you why tomorrow.