Sooooo, how did everyone do on their 30 day challenge?
I know I’m supposed to be setting a good example here, but I have to be honest and tell you that I failed miserably. My challenge was to run 4 miles every day during the week, and also to make 100 offers.
So, yeah. Not so much.
The running part was out of my control, though. My back has been messed up since the beginning of the month, and it’s still not back to normal (no pun intended), so I didn’t really have a choice unless I wanted to torture myself, which I actually tried to do last week and was only able to run for 3 minutes before I had to stop.
As far as the offer-making part of the challenge goes- I ended up only making 24, which is pretty pathetic. This was mostly due to me just having too much other stuff going on, and then there was a little bit of laziness sprinkled in for good measure…I’m not gonna lie.
So how did the rest of you guys do?
I heard from Matt and Art and Steph already, and they seem to be calling for a do-over….


I guess I wasn’t the only one who had an off month.
I think a do-over is a good idea, what do you say? A chance to redeem ourselves….
My challenge for the next 30 days is to be up at 6am and swim 20 laps every morning (since running is temporarily out of the question), make 30 offers on MLS properties (I’m being more realistic this time around), and to come up with an outline for a new eBook/course that I’ve been putting off writing for about 6 months now.
If you want to participate in the do-over, just write a comment below and let us all know what you plan to accomplish in the next 30 days (and also, if you were a part of the last challenge, let us know how you did!).
We’ll all meet back here on the 1st of October to talk about how much ass we kicked….
Later Alligators!
P.S.
Speaking of kicking ass, did you guys see the unfreakingbelievable shot that my boyfriend R-Fed made at the U.S. Open Monday?
He’s such a bad ass.
P.P.S.
No, that was not his wife in the stands.
Shut up.
P.P.P.S
I had an awesome time on my road trip and I took a bunch of pictures that I want to show you, but WordPress is being very difficult right now and I’m about to tear my hair out of my head, so I’ll have to post them at a later date.



Dinner and drinks @ Dave and Buster’s
After closing down the Yard House, we headed to this place called Danny’s.
While at Danny’s, we concocted a brilliant scheme to break into
“Be very quiet, we’re acting like high schoolers.”
“Alright, on the count of three, everyone run into the room and jump on JP!”
Law was the first one in, and I think he overshot the bed and fell off.
Next up: Craig.
Surprise!
Sorry, JP. I totally tried to talk everyone out of this, but they made me come along.
We met in the conference room bright and early for 8 hours of brainstorming. We also watched
Be careful what you wish for, JP. Just sayin.
Bonjour, Yall!
Lots o’ crawfish. I was afraid to eat one because of the whole “pulling the head off” thing.
Shaun, Steve, JP, and Russ
Nate Andree, Ken Holmes, Steve Cavanaugh
Me and the guys
Fried strawberry deliciousness
Nate talked the singer dude into letting Craig sing a song for everyone.
There was a giant motorcycle outside the restaurant that sits on top of a fountain and spins in a
I smoked my first cigar. It was not awesome.
I love you, man.
Back to Danny’s for a few cocktails and some good old fashioned arm wrestling.
The next day we spent another 7 hours brainstorming (I had to lay on the conference room floor the whole time because my back felt like it was going to fall off). And then our fearless leader capped off the retreat with an arm wrestling match.









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