Remedy Sleep.net is a new blog I am writing as a niche site. I chose this blog to use for Connie Regan Green’s ‘30 blogs in 30 days blog challenge.”
I took this blog challenge earlier this year. And a challenge it was. Out of 100 people that started the competition, I was one of the 15 finishers.
Although I had big wins doing the challenge, I did have some second thoughts on doing it this time. I mean it is Christmas. I am in the middle of construction after a fire in my garage. I am currently writing 4 different blogs. Also I just completed a launch with Adam Horwitz at Cellphonetreasure.com. No rest for the wicked. (Wonder if wickedness causes sleeping difficulties?)
So why take the blog challenge? I learned so much last time that I am sure there will be even more to learn now. I also believe in necessity level. If I do not raise my own necessity level somebody else will. I like having control.
To all my friends that have joined the blog challenge…kudos to you. Hang in there. Winning is what it is all about.
Sheila
P.S. Oh, no! You won’t believe it! I just got a notice to register for Jury Duty. Who is controlling who here? Can I mark deceased and send it back?
Hope they call after I finish the blog challenge and get RemedySleep.net running. Go take a look at how I am doing this time.
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Sheila,
Thanks for your inspiration!
I’d love to do this blog challenge in 2010!
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sheila Reply:
December 17th, 2009 at 11:22 am
@Kathy,
That is why it is called a challenge. I find my self stopped when I wait for “the best time to start”
@Rebecca Stess
You are welcome. I think Connie did this challenge 3 times in 2009. I would love to see you join us in 2010.
Sheila
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This Challenge is a challenge. The Christmas season is not the best time to start… but I’m determined to hang in there. Jury duty? You’ve got to be kidding. You will be deceased if you have to do jury duty. I was called once…but they dismissed us on the fist day. At the time, I was looking forward to it. Now, I’d be among the deceased.
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