I’ve been so busy tanning and looking for a job, I’ve been neglecting your blog!! I absolutely love your blog…in fact, if I hadn’t come across it and Ryan Martin’s blog post, I may never have did what I wanted to do with my life…I quit my job and moved to Hawaii:) And I couldn’t be happier!!!!!

I don’t think you’ll wind up being a hypocrite at all…just remember your own advice:

“If you aren’t taking conscious steps towards the things you want to do in life, then you need to reevaluate what you are doing.”

Good luck…I’ll be reading!!

Sarah

-Dena
Evolution

I immediately connected it with my own lifestyle. I myself am starting a site, and though I try hard to only write what i clearly practise, at times, when I am having a shower, i do ask myself the question – am i a hypocrite? And then I visit my site and make a lot of changes to it.

Thank you, for whatever this post stood for. All the very best to you of course.

I salute you for coming out and saying what I have been reluctant to say in public, but I know EXACTLY how you feel. I know the quality of my posting has suffered because of how I feel. I have let it get to me and affect my work. You on the other hand have been working. Re-designing and making your blog clean. You posted less often, but you posted from heart.

Thanks for being the inspiration. It is time for me to clean up my act and my blog. Keep up the good work and I’ll be able to say, one of these days, I knew Sean when….

Rasheed

The whole reason I called my blog From Whoa to Go was so I could get away with not actually doing that which I want to be doing. For me it isn’t about what you know now but what you need to know to get where you want to be and then letting everyone else in on the secrets.

And buddy, you’re doing just that! No apologies ever. I learn from you, isn’t that the point?

What I’VE discovered is that there are two differences in people who haven’t made the full leap to their dreams. There are the people who won’t make a leap because they are scared or holding themselves back. Then there are people who won’t make the leap QUITE yet because they have plans to set in place before leaping.

I like to think I’m the latter, and I’m really working to make sure that pans out as I work to make myself location free. BUT the fact looms in the back of my mind as I read all these other people and see everything else that MAYBE I am the former and I don’t want to resign myself to that.

I think it makes me work even harder to be the latter. I’ll let you know though.

Thanks for the honesty.

I think all of us are in the same situation. We all talk about living ideal lifestyles but perfection is something to aim for it is never really achievable. The striving is what counts. It doesn’t matter if you reach your destination or not. Trying is what matters.

I agree with NomadicNeil, many people preach what they wish they were doing. Don’t worry about not being there yet. Sharing your experiences on the way is interesting enough.