I really admire your dedication to following up on your goals and publishing these posts every week! You're inspiring me to perhaps do something similar next year, although I doubt I will do it more than

Thank you, I'll try it that way. Much success with your build!

Appreciate the summary! So the idea of doing away with the rewards pool has resurfaced. For me, it's a very simple thing - and I say that with almost 25 years experience with content sites that reward

I realize that I tend to procrastinate on thing I am resistant to doing. Which begs the question why there are so many thing to be resistant to. Life out of balance?

It's nice to aspire to be perfect but difficult to accomplish!

Most of mine are definitely either mildly unpleasant or mindnumbingly boring! But I know I have to do them...

You are absolutely right about getting clarity this way; I find it to be a really effective tool for getting unstuck when I am dealing with some kind of problem. Glad you found the post useful!

Being honest with yourself is always an important thing! Otherwise you are just making noise.

Hey @traciyork, it would be really cool and helpful if you could "pin" this post in the HiveBloPoMo group, so people could have easy access to your handy table of possible topics! Pretty please,

It was definitely the right move to make! I never regretted it for a single day.

Sloth.Buzz is being a little problematic at the moment... Didn't it used to be a Hive-Engine "outpost?" As in, its own front end? Once I navigate some errors, I end up with a forward to what

I am definitely not built for the hot-humid of SE Asia! I like my northern climates... Definitely going to give HiveBloPoMo a whirl this year!

Ah, there you are! Sounds like you have been quite a bit "through the wringer," so to speak... I was actually in the middle of an explanatory "Day 0" post when this popped up... in

Congrats @fionasfavourites! Thanks for nominating one of my posts this week!

I have little doubt more and more places will turn to automation, as a way to contain costs. I expect "cheap" will win out over "made by humans" in this economic climate.

As the old saying goes "Buyer beware!"

Sad, but true. Some from of deception seems to be the de-facto standard for offering pretty much anything. I even see it in Realtor ads now... mixed in with with the real photos showing a property (which

I think much can be traced back to some kind of "switch" that happened in the late 1970's or early 1980's, and it relates directly to your point about "...the Protestant work ethic taken

I think we have — through any number of trends I can't fully comprehend — become loath to stand in personal accountability. Our leaders — political, societal, business, diplomatic — are fearful of saying

Thank you!