This is like my Day 2

byrandanadcan

396 followers

10 years ago

Managing my time is probably my biggest challenge, as you have previously read I have a lot of responsibility on my plate, and I despise letting anyone down and most of all myself. It is time to reinvent myself and do better with what I have. This is the community that I have been looking for over the past few years of searching on-line and spending more then I be making.

So far I have been reading lots of posts, and trying to follow as many experienced and Premium members at Wealthy Affiliate. By surrounding myself with these blessed people that have been where I am and have walked through it and are still working at building themselves.

Yesterday I was lucky to be able to use a vacation day to take in a "How to start a business in Manitoba" workshop. The workshop was specifically directed at indigenous or new Native start ups in Brandon Manitoba. Was very informative, and a great chance to network with other like minded people. We were delighted to be able to listen to the great Chief Clarence Louis of the Osoyoos Band from the Okanagan in BC. He has comletely transformed his community, from a struggling Indian Reserve to a vibrant and growing Urban Reserve that is now showing others ready to do better how he worked with his community to pull them up. Someday when I am in the 6 figur income here, I would be honored to take my children to see his community an all the wonderful innovations that they have accomplished and are planning for the future.

These stories as well as the many that the Affiliates in this community can share to help and inspire is the gas we need to keep our motivation carts on the road. Especially as we are in the beginning phases of learning and putting to action what we can.

Thank you for reading this all the way to the end. I am not sure this is the best conclusion for this short snipit, maybe a skill I will need to work on tomorrow. Feels great to be able to write, and have somewhere that will encourage me to continue to write everyday. In my culture there is no word for good bye, only BaamaaPii (Ba Ma Pee) this means, "until we meet again"