Day 16: The Most Important Message You Can Share

October 25, 2023

What is the most important message you can share with your audience? The answer is the one that you carefully craft, nurture, and foster year after year.

Food:

Breakfast:

Fasting – No Food, Water Only

Morning:

Fasting – No Food, Water Only

Lunch:

Fasting – No Food, Water Only

Afternoon:

Fasting – No Food, Water Only

Dinner:

Tossed Green Salad, tomatoes, carrots, zucchini squash, mushrooms, spinach
Banana
2 oz bag of trail mix

Evening:

McChicken Sandwich – Dollar Menu, McDonalds
Large Fries – McDonalds

Business:

I was really productive creating two courses today. One on how to create landing pages and the other on how to create an “about us” page for one’s website.

Challenges:

My challenge today was in dealing with my husband. His father passed away earlier this morning, and he’s been processing a wave of emotions all day. My goal is to be there for him and support him through this difficult time. There is only one time ever you will lose a parent. Make sure when that time is for you (if you still have living parents) that your unresolved issues are resolved before it is too late.

Relationships:

Showing up to the Gym was SUPER difficult since I stayed up way too late last night. When I got to the gym I saw my new friends and explained how I’m using them as my accountability partners. They said I was their accountability partner – so we all lifted each other up in encouragement.

Progress:

I lost another pound today on my journey to losing 40 lbs of menopause weight. Since the “reboot” of my life, a few weeks ago (today is day 16, I’ve lost a total of 16 lbs.) So, it looks like I may meet my goal by the end of the year.

The Most Important Message You Can Share

What is the most important message you can share with your audience? The answer is the one that you carefully craft, nurture, and foster year after year. If you are unclear of the message you are telling the world – the message they receive will also be unclear.
If you were to write your own eulogy, not your obituary which is usually a paragraph long, but your eulogy, which typically lasts five to eight minutes, what would you want the world to know about you?
What would you want them to remember? What is the most important message you can share?

Today’s Most Important Message Assignment

The goal for today is to write that eulogy, and then put it on your “about us” page on your website. This is who you are, and how the world will see you when they visit your website.
Based on what it says, these are the consistencies they will look for when doing business with you, following you, or believing in you.
As a content creator, you get to write the script about the message or the legacy you leave behind.

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Recommended Resources:
Eulogy Writing for Beginners!: How to Write the Perfect Eulogy & Funeral Speech
WORKBOOK: A Step-by-Step Guide to Help You Write an Unforgettable Eulogy
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Website Optimization: Why 95% of Your Website Visitors Don’t Buy, and What You Can Do About it
Building Websites All-in-One For Dummies
Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People (Voices That Matter)
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