Reminding Everyone : Dan Millers Challenge To Us At 48 Days June 29 2012

Friday greetings to all 48Days.net members,

Wow - is it hot in Tennessee? I know some of you are in the Florida floods and some have been affected by the Colorado fires. Circumstances can change quickly - but who we are should continue uninterrupted.

My recommendation for activity to show us you’re in the game:

Comment on at least two forum questions each week
Write a blog at least once a week – and when you do,
Comment on three posts written by others
Be active in 2-3 groups that fit your areas of passion
Attend 1-2 major conferences each year
Read one great book each month

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Comment by Marty Wenger on July 13, 2012 at 4:50pm: Good thoughts; and I'm trying not to be too far out-of-sight. But "working the plan" currently has me on the road or working on a house or a cabin, neither of which have Internet access. Sporadic web access is actually a welcome "vacation" from the computer right now, and more attention and energy is being focused on family.

Comment by Jonathan Brown on July 10, 2012 at 1:50pm: Cool !

Comment by Peter A Ferguson on July 10, 2012 at 7:14am: These seem like such simple - or lofty - ideals, but man I'm having fun with them!

Comment by Jonathan Brown on July 10, 2012 at 2:58am: Jeff Good To Hear from You !

But Just a baby reminder to also talks about the life wheel.

Sometimes it good to get away from our businesses for a time to have a balanced life.

Comment by Jeff David on July 9, 2012 at 3:31pm: Thanks Jonathan, Just yesterday I got out of this funk I was experiencing. It was frustrating as I love my writing and my involvement in 48 Days. What got to me was that I was trying to be everything to everyone. I was also trying to handle every aspect of building my business. Dan talks about sticking with what you are good at and delegating the rest. I got away from this for about 2 weeks and a miserable 2 weeks it was.

So grateful for the encouragement.

Jeff David

www.hometownslop.blogspot.com