The final day of the challenge is here. For those that attempted the challenge – well done! For those that reached the very end of the challenge – a huge congratulations is in order. This challenge is by far one of the most difficult challenges around in this modern era that most will struggle to complete it.
I hope people have learned something in the last seven days and I’ll see you this time next year for another challenge attempt. Between now and then I challenge you all to find other challenges to test yourselves with.
I’ll wrap this up with a Jerry Springer ending…take care of yourselves and each other!
On your feet soldier – it’s time to get yourself organized!
This was no normal Bank Holiday. The date was 5/5/5 – a personal challenge began, which is still ongoing three years later. There comes a time when other challenges interact with current ones and you have to juggle them together.
To fail at something only means you’ve learned how not to do it again in future. The number of people who have tried this challenge and failed, or those who didn’t try the challenge because they knew they would fail outnumber those who can actually complete the challenge without any problems.
The most difficult day of the challenge has arrived! The second last Saturday of the English Football season is upon thee. Not only this, but it’s crunch time for my local team, Middlesbrough, as they head into todays home game needing a win against high flying Portsmouth, to secure top flight football next season.
Another day in boot camp – another military exercise behind enemy (off)line has begun!
The first day of the challenge…what to do? Back to basics! I go and steal some of my kids toys and spend more time with my little boy instead of my usual online information overload and Instant Messenger conversations about things I should be doing instead of doing them.
For those interested in taking the challenge, there are other benefits of attempting this challenge. The main benefit is to use the concept to raise money and donate it to your favourite charity. This will not only give you extra momentum to succeed, but the feeling of knowing that what you’re doing will aid a good cause.
