Ultimate Blog Challenge Day 21
Ultimate Blog Challenge Day 21
Imagine the Future! Or, compare to things!
Good morning, It seems like it has been forever since I sat down to work on the Ultimate Blog Challenge. Which is horrible as this month is almost over. So here I am trying to play catch up.
So here is a preview of the tips I was sent from the Ultimate Blog Challenge:
What will your life/family/blog/business/
Remember analogies? They were on the SATs and on the Miller Analogies test. Even if you don’t remember them, they are in the form of: ____ is like ____: Compare two things. Might be how blogging is like cooking (I have no idea – you tell me), or how it’s not at all like cooking. Some very interesting blog posts can come out of comparing two different things.
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In 10 years I will be over 60 years old and Charlie will be 19 so if Blogging is still happening I am Praying I will have a business that is thriving so I can hand it down to Charlie. As I would much rather he have his own business than have to work for some one else.
I just pray he will go to college and take computers as well as marketing and advertising as I would be so much further along if I had done these things. But the money wasn’t there for me to go to college.
So now my question for you is what will your life be like in 10 years?
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
Glenda C.
Glenda Cates is the owner/ operator of The Mommies Reviews as well as Branding BeyondBlogging.biz I am married to my high school sweetheart David Cates Jr. We have a son Charles who own Charlies Reviews. We have 3 dogs. I love to read, swim and shop. As well as play Soccer with my son. We reside in Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas. Where I work with local business through my company Frogs where I offer Events, Business Building and Networking Services. To teach people how to run a business with a family and friends without breaking the bank in new and unusual ways.