I’m the norm, the average, the everyman. See that graph that shows average distribution and average sales? Wherever everybody else is, that’s me. See that gradual slope showing slow takeup, or the flat portion that shows the average level of conversions being next to nothing?
100 days have passed. In fact, they passed 9 days ago, when I gave myself a one day break and started all over again.
It’s been a while since I last wrote about my progress with the 100 day programme, and it’s because I have been struggling with it. The original intent was for me to slavishly follow my goals every day, document my progress, and celebrate my successes. And also apply a bit of backside kicking when things didn’t work out quite the way they were supposed to or I was slacking.
So, a few more weeks in to the 100 day programme and I’m discovering more and more about myself every day. Or, more accurately, I’m discovering that there are some things I get started on, and do well at – by my poor standards, anyway – and there are some things that I am utterly, royally hopeless at.
So, after two whole weeks of the 100 day programme – I think that means that I have 86 days to go – what have I learnt about my ability to get things done and edge closer to my goal every day?