The key to personal development, or any sort of life skill for that matter, is consistency and perseverance, I believe. Unfortunately I’ve been rather slacking in the consistency department lately, when it comes to this blog.
As I mentioned before, I started on my “one-sentence journal”, however that didn’t turn out as easy to keep up as I hoped, but then again I’ve never been much of a journal person. Blogging is my journal.

And to get to the point of this post, so that I don’t just go on blabbing about nothing, there is a few links I’d like to share with you all which I’ve found especially share worthy.

There wass a post from ProBlogger recently which I found especially succinct in explaining my situation on this blog at the moment. When it feels like nobody’s reading your blog

Also, If you haven’t seen the following flash videos from Possibility Virus, I highly recommend you watch them . They’re quite inspirational and highly entertaining

• The Eight Irresistible Principles of Fun
• 5.75 Questions You’ve Been Avoiding

Have fun.

Here is a great lesson in consistency, persistence and discipline, taken from the free tutorial by Chet Holmes.

Becoming a master is not about doing 4000 different moves; it’s about doing 12 moves, 4000 times each. The same is true for all areas of accomplishment. Golf, tennis, sales, customer service, ALL areas of competency require repetition of fundamentals.

Another thing in business this reminds me of is your Single Minded Promise in marketing speak. Tell me 10 things once and I’ll forget them. Tell me 1 thing 10 times and I’ll remember it.

There are no quick fixes to mastery, no shortcuts to becoming a person of character.