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This is my 3-month anniversary of starting this blog. How time has flown. Thank you to everyone for their support (both financial and emotional) as I’ve been attempting this. And major thanks to my wife who, on top of everything else she does, somehow finds time to support me in this by listening, editing, and being supportive of the time this takes.
For any new readers I’ve picked up I thought I’d update my cheat sheet for the blog.
This is Running Naked, a blog where I’m chronicling in public my attempts to “achieve contentment through the pursuit of perfection“. (Don’t worry; I have no misconceptions of ever achieving perfection, but I believe that attempting to become a better human each day is itself the worthy goal).
Here’s a summary of the major posts so far:
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Why I’m “Running Naked”, how I got here, and what I’m trying to achieve. |
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A series of posts where I discuss 5 rules I’ve used for managing change professionally, and how I applied them to lose weight and get back in shape. |
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A series of posts where I “run naked” on how I approach Spirituality and the nature of an Awesome Universe. |
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A plea for your help to raise money for people suffering from cancer, and for your support as I train for a 200 mile bike ride (September 2007) and the New York marathon (November 2007). |
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An introduction to a way of solving problems and tracking progress in both professional and personal contexts. |
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Week by week reports where I “run naked” with transparent data on how well I’m living up to my training commitments. The data is presented in SOAP note format. |
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How I tackle goals in my life. Seriously J |
There are other posts smattered throughout the blog, but those are the major ones. We’ll see where the next three months takes this.
Per a request from a few weeks ago, the next series of articles are going to be about managing and running naked teams. Stay tuned for “Nudity and the Modern Manager”.
If you have other requests, please e-mail me at “aclarke (at) abclarke.com”. Thanks again,
– Art
Help me raise over $10,000 to help people suffering from cancer
A. B. Clarke 