Crossing The Sahara On A Scooter

We blog everyday. We started with the goal of of blogging for 365 days straight not knowing where it would lead.

It has now turned into a passion! Blogging has quickly wiggled it’s way deep into our beings, and we are most gladly hooked!

Some of our posts are long, some are short. Some are written late at night, some early in the morning. We haven’t hit our true stride yet, but we are consistent. Consistency helps propel us forward because by it we gain momentum.

People often say they don’t know how we have time to do it. Somedays I don’t either. But because we have made it a priority, we do it. It isn’t a choice, we don’t think about whether we feel like it or not, we just do it.

And that choice has been one of the best of our lives!

I guess it is like anything that you decide is important in your life. You draw a line in the sand and never look back.

Well, maybe you look back when you are trudging through the middle. But you can’t see where you started from anymore, so you don’t have a choice but to keep going forward.

So, on we go with excitement and anticipation as to what the future holds.

I’ve compiled a list of five things we have learned on our journey so far.

1. When your heart is begging you to start something, do it. Plan it out, do a good job at it and be consistent. There is no better feeling.

2. When you set out to do something, keep in mind that there is a middle. The middle is as vast as the Sahara desert and just as hot. The progress you make in the middle feels as slow as using a push scooter to cross that very Sahara I just spoke of. You can’t see where you are going or where you came from but eventually you will cross it. Just keep moving forward.

3. Taking stock of what is happening is vitally important. Don’t be afraid to realign often. Toss out the bad, unused, and rotten and take care of what is good and grow it. Grow it into the biggest, healthiest whatever you have ever seen.

4. Challenge yourself to do something you thought you could never do. And actually do it. The feeling you get will be so incredible and addictive, you will want to do something else awesome and something else even more awesome. Soon, you will turn into a ball of awesomeness and productivity.

5. Join forces with someone. When one person is feeling weak the other can come beside to encourage and uplift. Having a source of support is crucial. If you don’t have it, pursue it, find it, nurture it, treasure it.

Now, go rock the world in your own awesome way!

Question: How are you planning on using your unique awesomeness to change the world? I see that hand, you in the back, yes… ?