Seth Godin accomplished something last month that most of us will never achieve - producing 3,000 blog posts in a row. If I am doing my math correctly, that is over 8 years in a row of blogging every single day. This is an incredible feat. While this does not make up all of his success, I believe it factors into a very large portion of it. Now do I think that everyone out there should blog every single day for 8 years straight? No. But do I think we can learn something from this example? Absolutely.
Passionate people with a strong work ethic can accomplish great things. Can you imagine the sense of accomplishment after making your 3,000th blog post in a row?
There is a reason people like Seth Godin are so successful. It’s because they are remarkable. Read Seth’s post on How to be remarkable. Over a month after the fact, this blog is still fresh in my mind and serves as motivation. My hope is that it will provide some motivation for you in some are of your life as well.
Below are two segments from Seth’s 3,000th post which I wanted to share:
“Within a week of starting this blog, I had a feeling I wouldn’t be giving it up any time soon. It’s a difficult habit to develop, but an even harder one to break.”
“And thanks. Thanks for reading and sharing and instigating and helping me grow. I appreciate it more than you know. It’s a privilege.”
