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I Didn’t Know I Could Do Something for 600 Weeks and Counting
But here we are. Welcome to Pathwalking 600.
Just before New Year’s Eve at the end of 2011, I decided that rather than make a flabby, easily ignored, or disregarded resolution — instead, I’d take a New Year’s Action.
That action would be to blog at least once a week, every week.
Pathwalking was born. My life philosophy would be placed on Wednesdays, and I would write a new article and post it every week.
That was now just over 11.5 years ago. Today, this article is the 600 th culmination of my New Year’s Action taken so long ago.
I didn’t know I’d be capable of doing something for 600 weeks and counting. What’s more — this is not the only article I write during the week, nor has it been for a long time now.
Did my action meet the goal desired? Met and exceeded, yes.
Actions speak loudest
One reason a New Year’s Action seemed much more powerful than a mere resolution was because of the implication of action.
To act is to do something.
It’s easy to conjure up an idea. And resolving to do something falls along this line. When you resolve to act — you’re basically telling…
