Yet another challenge

It’s actually amazing to realize that today marks my 50th day of writing! About 20% of my yearly writing goal will be crossed in about 2 more post and I just can not believe that I made it this far. So for me that’s time for celebration and celebration for me means either a scoop (or two!) of my favorite ice cream OR going traveling somewhere. 

As at the moment I am unable to do either one, I’m settling for a mini celebration here at the office by splurging in juice instead of water. Would’ve loved to see the faces of those reading that last sentence!

All joking aside though, getting this far has taught me a few things:

1. If I set my mind to accomplish something, it works. This is a lesson I had to learn again, because, as last year was a year with a lot of personal challenges I started doubting my ability to accomplish set goals. So, this is a marvelous rediscovery!
2. My mind is a sponge. Looking back at the variety of topics, it’s funny to reflect that I used to think that my mind could not retain anything! [this was mainly in school when one had to learn specific things like when was Napoleon born type questions [August 15, 1769] which I found (and still find) useless information.
3. It doesn’t matter the topic. I can talk about anything. Because DuckDuckGo is my friend.

The last point got me thinking. (when am I ever NOT thinking is a good question, for maybe another post in the future). What if I pushed myself even further? 

What if instead of just writing randomly, I create categories for every 10 days (two week time span) and elaborate on that specific category/topic? And then, instead of just randomly talking about something, I give my personal opinion on that specific thing every day? 

I have absolutely no clue, why I’m making my own life difficult. But that’s exactly what I’m gonna do. First Category of next week is going to be travel. So the next two weeks every weekday a travel blog will appear on the site.

I’m quite excited! I just jumped of the cliff just like the person in the cartoon. Will you follow with your own challenge? Yet another challenge! Let’s go people!