Another fact of life here at BetterMost is that it is virtually impossible to stay up-to-date on all of the blogs here - at least and stay employed at the same time...
So I would like to introduce this new thread -
Remarkable Blog Posts - where any member can post about a blog entry they found particularly interesting that other readers may have missed. Just post a link to the blog entry (PM any moderator if you need help with this) and a short description of why you thought it was good.
This way, when you don't have time to read everything, or when you feel so guilty about not reading everything that you don't read anything, you can select a few posts that others have highlighted as being of particular note.
The Admin Team plans to feature some of the
Remarkable Blog Posts on the forum banner as space allows and if the blog owner agrees.
I will get us started with my recommendation for a
Remarkable Blog Post by FrontRanger!
Thanks,
Lynne
In her blog Musings From the Mountaintop, FriendLee has a thread entitled Do One Thing Every Week That Scares You. Beginning with the first post, she seeks to apply the famous quote from Eleanor Roosevelt, "Do one thing every day that scares you," to her own life.
In the course of this thread so far, Lee chronicles an adventure she had while hiking alone in the mountains. Lee has a real gift for descriptive writing - you feel like you're taking the journey with her.
Also, I find this philosophy fascinating because I see an inherent value in applying such an approach in my own life. In my experience, whenever I extend myself into an area where my discomfort level is high, after I get through it, usually with a great deal of hand-wringing and hair-pulling angst, I seem to have established a new comfort threshold. In this way, the next time a similar situation arises, it is not nearly as uncomfortable as the last time. This seems to me to be a useful tool that can be employed to build courage in small manageable steps.
In addition to reading, Lee invites others to try it out for themselves and post about their experiences!