A Convert

I've been sold. When Michael began blogging I have to admit I was a bit skeptical. It is a prime example of his addictive personality at work – he spent so much time researching about blogs and writing entries, taking pains to make sure his work was perfect. Honestly, I thought it was quite a waste of time. Yet here I am, four months later, getting ready to put out my own blog. I’m sure this is in part due to Michael’s convincing personality and from hearing about blogging so much. But I can now also see how valuable it will be to share my thoughts with a large community of people. Through this blog I hope to inspire and be inspired, share my personal and professional insights, and hold myself accountable to the promises I make to myself and to Extreme Entrepreneurship. Now, not only will the community be able to see our organization from different perspectives, but I will be able to add insights from new angles, such as financial independence and entrepreneurship from a woman’s point of view. And of course, it will probably be quite amusing to see how Michael and I think about things differently. I think that the transparency our blogs will allow for our company is something that will benefit both Michael and I personally as well as everyone our company serves. Blogging will give me a totally different perspective and hold me accountable in many ways. To write honestly, I have to be open to the truth, and acknowledging the truth is often scary. It is my hope that my blog will help both me and the company grow in many ways.