Personal Power Friday Wrap Up

As many of you know I’ve been working my way through personal power II for the 4th time this year. I have a more general post about personal development journey that I’ll publish on Monday. I’ve been working this week project with Christina Lohman from The Savvy Grad and it’s been fairly eye opening to actually track my progress with this program through this blog.

One thing to note is that there are only 22 total CD’s so you could actually complete the program in less than 30 days.

Self Sabotage: This is one of those things that I think we all do in certain areas of our lives. But most things, it’s just a conditioned behavioral pattern. It’s one of those things we convince ourselves of and it then becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. One thing I’ve noticed since starting this blog is how much the general trajectory of my life has changed for the better.

Financial Checkup: One of them major parts of this section of the program was to give yourself a financial check and get to the point where not having more than enough money was more painful than having money.  A few things have happened in the last 2 weeks that have really driven me. First, I’ve started work on a mini-site using Corbett Barr’s Affiliate Marketing for beginner’s Course. If you want to learn about his course in detail, feel free to check out my interview with him as well.  In this last week I made my first $100.00 in affiliate revenue thanks to selling two copies of his course and starting to dabble in a few affiliate promotions.

Program Review: Finally, I spent this week taking a look back at what has worked, what hasn’t worked, and also doing all the exercises I didn’t do. I set 3 major goals for the next year and at some point I will add a “bucket/goal” list in a separate page to the blog.

Overall, going through this program and supplementing it with a blog has been a very useful experience. One thing I realized is that it might be more effective to do the entire program and write a blog post for every single day. If I was going to start a personal development blog that would be my very first project (for those of you who have just started).