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blogging · Postaday2012 · Project365

Quickie: Thank You and I Love You

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First and for most I want to thank everyone who has passed by my blog and decided to subscribe as of the last few days and weeks.  I check out pretty much everyone’s blog and drop comments, and likes all over their pages.  I am still trying to figure out blogging in its masterful form, as I see so much success in other blogs, and believe mines is small cake compared to theirs, but I appreciate everyone who reads and visits.

I have missed and shall be bringing back my “SUBSCRIBER INTERVIEW” on Friday, for I have been spending the end of each week and weekend focusing on publishing my first book independently.  It’s quite exciting and it is so much different from just logging on to wordpress or on the app and writing and being quite entertaining and insightful, as I actually have to worry about marketing, advertising, cover art, and distribution as well as being satisfied with my work as a whole.

So I spend my time reading, and checking out other’s blog to help support them and also work on bringing a rich experience to mines as well.  I really want to nail my goal of the year and reach 200 subscribers on my blog and being able to share my knowledge with you.

I appreciate everyone for following along and watch out in MAY for more great posts on fitness, health, beauty, art, reading, photography, my blog contest, and a few more surprises.

Thanks
Richardo Wilson

blogging · Postaday2012 · Project365

Reading is Fundamental, Also Its Quite Inspiring

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Reading is becoming quite a refreshing feeling for me.  Just the feeling of learning, and being able to reason and relate to an author is so amazing.  I loving it.  The books I have decided to currently start reading is so good and inspirational its giving me the additional boost and confidence to pursue my dreams and never giving up.

I always remember and point me finger (even though it is not a polite thing to do) at the people who didnt and probably still dont believe in my visions and my goals in life.  There are not ones of greedy or misleading intentions but, building and inspiring others into their dreams, but still people are not as passionate for it as I am.  The same dream and vision would actualluly even open doors for the people I even pitch the ideas to, but still they continue blindly in theit lives, while me dream is being built through my struggles, but happily.

I can and will make my vision possible, and help others make theirs possible ad well.

*sidenote: The book I am currently reading is “Do You” by Russel Simmons.

Do you have the same feeling that others dont believe in your vision?  Are you really passionate about an idea you want to pursue?

Let me know, leave a comment, lets talk.

Thanks for reading
Richardo Wilson