So I was looking into how to defeat writers' block when working on something the other day and came across this nifty bit of internet called 4thewords. With a free 30 day sign up I decided to give it a chance when I next write my next post.The idea behind it is you choose a monster. Each monster has a set amount of words and a time limit. If you write the words within the time limit you get a prize you can use on the platform. Random but cool.I set 1000 word limit. 1 hour timer.My results.1047

Site comments.The last few weeks I've seen a few complaints about site comments. Those who are doing it seem to be constantlly getting the same guy to review no matter what they do. hands up if you've seen one of the digital marketing pages by Tony. That's not too bad, I quite like his work. But after reviewng four of his pages in a row... well.I always read the article, I take notes as I read the article, I pull out thigs that stand out to me adn I write a meaningful comment. I write the kind

when I started this program Kyle said most people started seeing results in month 3. Here I am in Month 3.I logged on today and checked my stats.I was delighted to find not 1 but 2 sales!I don't know what this converts too yet, I don't think It will be much, but I am pleased none the less. The system works!And my good news didn't stop there.My next job was to check my analytics. Google told me I had a new record of monthly viewers. 120 unique visitors in one month. Like YES.That's progress to b

I have barely done anything this week but it's totaly not my fault.Meet Rey. Our new 4 month old puppy. She was rescued from a breeder who was breeding dogs for dog fighting. An evil man by all accounts. Rey is the sweetest thing who demands a lot of attention. She loves fusses, hugs, treats and sleep. We have a lot in common. XDTotally plan on getting back to work now.

The main course of training that I started has just been completed. I'm taking the steps of the training, my head down, my concentration focused and I reach the end. I turn and look down all the steps I've climbed. I see what I have accomplished. I am amazed.I face forward, lifting my chin off my keyboard for the first time in weeks. I see a journey before me. "That's right, gal." WA says to me with a smile. "The journey is just begining."I've spent all my days so far thinking, do the triaining