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Hello everyone, For a while now I've been focusing on game development and programming, but recent events have made me decide to switch gears.
Since I have no definite road-map to wealth, all I can do right now Is increase my knowledge and experience.
The first steps I'm taking on this path are to complete Gary Halbert's 30 day copy writing challenge, and get my body in order.
I'll Update this thread with my progress everyday or whenever I can.
First Entry:
February 11th, 2015, the first day of the thirty day challenge. Due to low funds, I made my way to my city's public library in search of the nine books in Gary Halbert's challenge only to be met with calamity. Not a single book could be found in this place. I reluctantly visited the community college I failed (see my first thread). I was pleased to find that their library carried a few of the books necessary for the challenge, and since I'm technically still a student there, I was able to borrow them. I stayed in the library and finished the first book on the list.("Scientific Advertising", by Claude Hopkins) I'm currently reading the second book ("The Robert Collier Letter Book", by Robert Collier).
That is my progress with the thirty day challenge. As for my health efforts, I made no strides in this department, unfortunately.
To Do Tomorrow
1. Wake up At 7:00 Am.
2. Establish a Morning routine (Including exercise and a balanced breakfast)
3. Read at least 200 pages of The Robert Collier Letter Book.
4. Put my TV up for sale.
Will be Reporting back tomorrow.
Thanks for reading!
Since I have no definite road-map to wealth, all I can do right now Is increase my knowledge and experience.
The first steps I'm taking on this path are to complete Gary Halbert's 30 day copy writing challenge, and get my body in order.
I'll Update this thread with my progress everyday or whenever I can.
First Entry:
February 11th, 2015, the first day of the thirty day challenge. Due to low funds, I made my way to my city's public library in search of the nine books in Gary Halbert's challenge only to be met with calamity. Not a single book could be found in this place. I reluctantly visited the community college I failed (see my first thread). I was pleased to find that their library carried a few of the books necessary for the challenge, and since I'm technically still a student there, I was able to borrow them. I stayed in the library and finished the first book on the list.("Scientific Advertising", by Claude Hopkins) I'm currently reading the second book ("The Robert Collier Letter Book", by Robert Collier).
That is my progress with the thirty day challenge. As for my health efforts, I made no strides in this department, unfortunately.
To Do Tomorrow
1. Wake up At 7:00 Am.
2. Establish a Morning routine (Including exercise and a balanced breakfast)
3. Read at least 200 pages of The Robert Collier Letter Book.
4. Put my TV up for sale.
Will be Reporting back tomorrow.
Thanks for reading!
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