What’s your blogging goal?

What’s your blogging goal?

The original goal was to gain writing practice before writing my first book.

The goal now is to continue as long as it brings joy, peace, and insight.

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After 30,000-plus blog posts, work

After 30,000-plus blog posts, i feel professionally vibrant.

More answers than ever.

Thank you prolific writing.

Thank you WordPress.

Thank you GoDaddy.

Fewer questions than ever.

Thank you divine providence for a career capable of taking me as far as i want to go.

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Time is the headliner now

post note with Jeff Noel quote about balance
The key to blogging or not blogging is how much energy i can pre-load from home before arriving in Glacier. So many creative ideas. i’m looking for the least amount of effort with the greatest amount of reward.

The saga continues…

As Glacier’s return looms…

As life’s clock continues to tick…

As the reality that one Summer will eventually be my last…

i think about if the ‘last’ is this Summer, how much time in Glacier do i want to spend thinking and then typing on a laptop keyboard?

The answer is, “Not much, and only if it’s easy and convenient”.

Blogging has always been easy and convenient, but it does take time.

Time is what’s on the table. Time is the headline issue, challenge, opportunity.

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Inconvenient truth

Truth is, there may only be a handful of people who believe what i believe. Haven’t met any yet.

dad

Ps. And when i say “believe in what i believe in”, i mean who actually do the reps. Day in and day out. The whole “If Disney Ran Your Life” mindset.

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Filters and criteria

Making decisions should be ridiculously easy.

dad

Intentionally hone your decision making matrix.

Why?

Two reasons:

  1. Reduce decision fatigue
  2. Make prioritized decisions

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