Hello Fam, today was a very hectic day for me. I had too much to do and I had a terribly hectic day. I want to thank God for the grace to be consistent. Consistency is hard.
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Roy T. B said that consistency is the true foundation of trust, either keep your promises or don't make them at all. It takes some self discipline to practice consistency. One of the reasons why I decided to embark on this challenge is to challenge myself. Let's see if I can consistently make a gratitude blogpost for 62 days. So far, I've done pretty well. The timing of the posts has not been spot on but I have tried to make sure I do it daily. It's 11:42pm now and I must make this post before 12:00am.
I want to thank God for the grace to be consistent. And to all my fellow grateful people who participated in day 31, thank you for embarking on this challenge. I see every posts and if I do not visit your post please feel free to notify me.
Thank you.
What is Gratitudeday?
Everyday is gratitude day.
Gratitudeday is all about being thankful for the things that are happening in your life. A lot of us go through life taking things for granted. The goal is to challenge you to make a blog post about something you are grateful for. It could be big or small. It doesn't matter. Little things matter. I'll be doing this for 62 days (62 is not a random number). It's not an endurance game, you can join in anytime you want and opt out anytime you want.
How to Participate in #GratitudeDay Challenge
Upvote my #gratitudeday post
Resteem my #gratitudeday post(not compulsory)
Write a post about anything you are grateful for.
Use the tag #gratitudeday32
Your post should be done within 24hrs of the making of this post so as to get curated on time.
Use the tag #gratitudeday32 if you want me to find your post easily.
You may drop the link to your post in the comments below.
This is What I Will Do if you participate in Gratitude Day Challenge.
I'll upvote your post
I'll note your name in my spreadsheet, that you qualify for the grand prize of 62SBD. The grand prize is now unknown.
