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Week 6 Reflection Post

I really need to decide what platform to host my knowledge sharing - this is the most important thing - thought I'd just shoot that out there before I start to think about it.

Other reflections:
  • I think to be a productive blogger, I need to have a habit of blogging. 
  • To have a habit of blogging, I need to have a schedule that I can follow to start the whole thing. 
  • To have a schedule I need to sit down and think about priorities.
  • To sit down and think about priorities I need to have priorities HAAHAHA
I really want to go on the two day digital detox - But taking four modules online has made this nearly impossible. I think one way is to try and split the detox on two separate days, while trying my best to clear as much work earlier in the week. We'll see. 

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  1. I wanted to do the two day digital detox but I've been very sluggish with the readings for this week. :( I feel your pain.

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    1. I know right? Sometimes it feels like if you slip up just a little bit, the work piles on quickly. Hahaha!

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