I found your blog through your Ustream interview with Jonathan Mead the other day, and I’m so glad you did. Thank you for your honesty, authenticity and integrity in sharing about your journey.

And I was just thinking today how sometimes a “No” can be a “Yes” in another direction.

Have a great day!
Goddess Leonie

Just saw this article today, and I am touched by your way of thinking, so does the three months goal. it definetly shows your passion about your career and your life, further more, your care about people around you.

Lots of times, life doesn’t give us what we expected. But we just need to try harder and harder, eventually, that door of sucessus will open for us. Keep up the good job and don’t forget that we are WORKING TOGETHER towards our dream!

I am always here support you!

Olina.

In an age where everyone is “teaching” everyone about something, I think adding personality and honesty is what makes a post stand out.

I might not making an entire post about surfing and movie watching (actually i might if I can make it either very entertaining or super valuable), but I’ll definitely be Tweeting it out.

Just started following you on Twitter and am looking forward to staying connected. Lets set up a time to chat next week or in 2. I’m booked but it would be great to have you on http://Awesome.Viralogy.com

ttys

There’s lots of copycat-ing going on in this crowd. I’ve been a member of brazen and 20somethings and follow and talk to alot of the same people you do. I appreciate and admire everyone for what they’re doing but I don’t want to be like them. I don’t want to just say, talk about, or do something because they are. It’s a quick road to gaining followers and exposure but it’s crowded and makes me feel kinda icky all over. I enjoy work life balance conversations but at one point you just have to DO things. There are too many people giving me advice and when you truly look at their cred and experience it’s not worth it - no one’s answers apply to everyone yet they’re often expressed as if they were universal law. And there’s the topic of faith and social media. I’m an atheist who doesn’t want to offend anyone - I’ll stay quiet. This happens over and over again. One topic - everyone puts their two cents in and then on to the next. No one’s a leader all the time and everyone’s following. Everyone’s trying to be a role model but really we just want people to relate to.

I look forward to hearing about your days surfing, what movies you watched that inspired you, how to maintain sanity while trying be successful, and how to keep up healthy relationships when you’re flat out tired and broke. I’ll still follow this blog and probably will follow it more.

Also I should apologize. After my last comment you kindly asked if I’d consider a video chat and I was hesitant because of all the above reasons and didn’t respond. After reading this post I’d be happy to sit down with you and chat about growing up in a crappy economy where it’s tough to find jobs and your competition is a guy who has a decade of experience on you willing to take a pay cut cause he was recently fired. rikin on the web at gmail dot com. or twitter - rikin311

Truly GREAT POST and best of luck.

Rikin