[Official]: 30 Days of Facing Your Fears Challenge

Day: 1 Starting this challenge! Going to make a blog in the first few days and take some ideas from here!

Aaaaand I’ve been up all night. Talk about productivity!
Day 2: I’ve been putting off making a (simple) beat, so today’s the day!

Day 1: Enrolled in school…again. But for something I never dreamed I would do, but I always wanted to.

I’m starting today !
Day 1: Get some stuff done.

Day 1: Finally did something about fixing one of my motorcycles that’s been sitting in the garage for a while.

Day 2: Made a to-do list of things for this 30 day challenge. Tried dip (gross).

Oh, and performed Black And Gold by Sam Sparro to my Marine Bio class… :D

First off, I have to say this challenge is an incredible idea. I’ve already got most of my list completed. I’m really looking forward to killing procrastination for good with this list. I have a strange feeling that this will not be the first and only time I take this challenge…

Day 1: Sent a long overdue email to someone important who has been waiting far too long to hear from me. Feels good to tie up loose ends!

Day 1: Clean my room.

Day 3: Started a 30 minute daily morning ritual. Committed to doing it every morning at least until the end of this challenge.

Here’s the video, which I found on this site: http://www.highexistence.com/videos/view/my-morning-ritual-how-to-be-productive-happy-healthy-everyday/

Day 2: Did not eat anything heavy after 18:00 – just fruits. Usually, I would have late dinners, overeat, and as a result have a poor sleep.

Day 2: I’m an audio engineer. I’ve just started my own business, and being that I have started to take on paying clients, it has caused me to look back and remind myself why I got into this business in the first place, because I simply love music. Before starting up this company, I took on a project of a very good friend of mine.I promised that I would do a few tracks with him free of charge, just for the love of learning and expanding my skills. Thing is, I never finished the project once I started my company and started booking paying clients. I always felt bad that I put it on the back burner and kept him waiting for his finished project, so today I mastered his tracks and sent them his way on a CD. The project’s done and it feels great to remind myself why I started doing this in the first place!

Day Two: I cleaned out my inbox of e-mail, which I’ve been procrastinating on. God, that was tedious, but it needed to be done.

Also, I updated my couchsurfing and meet up profiles.

Blogged about it here:

http://galenvelonis.wordpress.com/2012/12/16/30-days-of-fear-day-two-setting-myself-up/

Day 1: Did a front flip. (landed second try!)