On April 6 I challenged my students and followers on Twitter to post to their blogs 30 times during the next 30 days. I had begun to post less to this blog during the previous two months, and knew that a challenge would be good for everyone. More than one hundred people started out with the intention of meeting the challenge, but only 15 actually made it all the way to the end. I wanted to recognize these people as leaders who follow through with what they say they will do, no matter how much life may get in the way.
Donna Kim-Brand – Creative Living and Your Legacy At Its Best!
Ruthan Brodsky – From Retirement To Career Change
Helene Desruisseaux – Where Business Meets Spirit
Judy Armes – Homework Success Network
Sheila Atwood – Newbie Lifeline
April Gregory – Coaching With April
Pam Murphy – Empowering Wellness
Ryan Cameron – Ryan’s Incredible World
Ellene Breedlove Davis – Valle of Yellow Creek Art Studio Blog
Doreen Richmond – Color Cherish
Sherri Nickols – Unleash Yourself
Kristina von Rosenvinge – Grow With Kristina
Kathryn Merrow – Simple Pain Relief
Take a look at these sites and you will see that these bloggers are from around the globe, yet share a common thread; they each are determined and persistent is their quest to be heard. It was my pleasure to host this challenge and to watch all of the participants reach further and write more than the majority of bloggers are willing to do. We will have another challenge in the future.
Thanks for the opportunity Connie! It taught me a lot….. and it was fun!
Pam Murphy,M.S.,RRT
http://pamsnutritionstore.com
Love this idea! Anything to get people taking action is a great idea, and a challenge seems to get idea juices flowing. Let me know for next time; I wanna play.
Kathryn Martyn Smith, M.NLP
What a fabulous exercise! Congratulations for all participants that made it!
I would love to hear the outcomes. Did you increase your hits?
Also, I see many of your participants write about life purpose, and living a passionate life. You are welcome to contact me through Passionate for Life. I welcome you to submit articles, and share your passions.
Congratulations to all who completed the challenge and to Connie for making the opportunity available!
Hey, Connie. What a month! What I discovered is that it wasn’t as difficult as I thought it would be. What I also learned is that I need to use the “extension” thing-y so that my posts won’t appear so long. So, girl…THANKS for the Challenge. I’m hoping to keep it up. Good for me…good for my followers…and good energy out into the universe.
Catch ya later,
Judy Armes (The-Homework-Coach)
I applaud all 15 who completed the challenge.
Each of you deserve all of the success which you can attract.
Well done!
congrats to you all . It was great to participate. I made it also but was so pleased with myself I forgot to let connie know. Proves a job isn’t done until it is really done – to paraphrase Yogi Berra. Keep up the good work.
Congratulations to all of you! Several people were not included on this list because I was unable to confirm ownership of their blogs. Make sure you have your name and contact information available on your blog so that you can receive the recognition you deserve.
Connie, Many thanks for this wonderful opportunity. During the 30 days writing became much easier.
Ellene Breedlove Davis
A big thanks to Connie for being a great example! And… Hi five to everyone that completed the challenge. It was a blast!
Thanks Connie-
This really was a challenge for me. I not only wanted to write every day but I wanted to keep up with promoting my blog.
I did really well. I tripled my visitors, I learned how to use twitter, and I joined my second forum. This did not come easy, it really took some late nights and long days. But I am so happy I did it.
I now have enough data for one ebook and almost enough for my second ebook. I also have plenty of data I can use to write articles.
Getting my ebook done along with landing pages is my next step.
I am really excited for the event on the 21st.
Thanks again Sheila