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sing promotion</p><ul><li>I created an <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ian.higginbottom/posts/10222831755955040">update post for FB</a> and thanked those who have donated. I publically increased my goal from running 51 to running 84 km in May. I tried to write my post in a style that was not about demonstrating I am okay as a human (i.e. showing off), nor about pretending that I am not up to anything or that I do not care about causes such as fundraising for MS.</li></ul><p id="9fff">FB personal profile</p><ul><li>I added a background photo to my FB profile without struggling to get the ‘right’ photo. I just picked one. This may sound unremarkable, but my profile has not had a background photo since background photos were introduced as an exciting new feature many years ago.</li></ul><p id="e7ae">Blog on leadership presence</p><ul><li>I did what, I said yesterday, I would do; when I sat down to write I first spent time getting present. I sat quietly and meditated until my mind settled and I felt present enough to write without self-judgement. I adopted the strategy that it is more important to get any first draft written down that it was to write

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a good first draft. Tomorrow and on Monday I will rewrite the draft and have a final version ready to submit to my colleague on Monday evening.</li></ul><p id="ec86"><b>Knowledge</b></p><p id="431f">I learned or relearned today something I seem to have been hiding from myself: I really want to connect with people and engage in conversation. I have also learned that conversing may not be as difficult as it has seemed.</p><p id="98ac"><b>Progress</b></p><p id="6d0f">I not only wrote my sixth blog today but took small and distinctly new actions in the domain of being visible. That’s incremental progress.</p><p id="1835"><b>6/6/100</b> (Number of days goals met/ number of days into project/ 100)</p><p id="11ec">Goto the <a href="https://readmedium.com/day-5-100-days-being-visible-7a8d9c44b315">Previous Day</a> or <a href="https://readmedium.com/day-7-100-days-being-visible-c5cd1140a63d">Next Day</a></p><p id="c4ed"><a href="https://readmedium.com/day-1-100-days-being-visible-a58d64f7f7da">Start From Day One</a></p><p id="09b5"><a href="https://readmedium.com/welcome-to-100-days-100-ways-58fae14a78cb">What Is 100 Days 100 Ways?</a></p></article></body>

Day 6–100 Days Being Visible

I can engage people in conversation

Photo by Brooke Cagle, Unsplash

Today I took some small and concrete steps towards being more visible. My new actions started when I noticed six people had supported me by commenting on my first FB about this project. I responded to their comments (which was unusual) and then went on to do more.

100 days being visible project

  • I personally replied to every comment on my FB post about starting this 100-day challenge. I took notice of (emotionally let in) the fact that friends were being supportive of me.
  • I posted Day-5 to my business FB page and my personal page. Posting Day-1 had a focus on me and my taking a bit of a risk; posting Day-5 felt more like a comment in a conversation about something in which you might be interested.

MS (Multiple Sclerosis) “May 50K” fundraising promotion

  • I created an update post for FB and thanked those who have donated. I publically increased my goal from running 51 to running 84 km in May. I tried to write my post in a style that was not about demonstrating I am okay as a human (i.e. showing off), nor about pretending that I am not up to anything or that I do not care about causes such as fundraising for MS.

FB personal profile

  • I added a background photo to my FB profile without struggling to get the ‘right’ photo. I just picked one. This may sound unremarkable, but my profile has not had a background photo since background photos were introduced as an exciting new feature many years ago.

Blog on leadership presence

  • I did what, I said yesterday, I would do; when I sat down to write I first spent time getting present. I sat quietly and meditated until my mind settled and I felt present enough to write without self-judgement. I adopted the strategy that it is more important to get any first draft written down that it was to write a good first draft. Tomorrow and on Monday I will rewrite the draft and have a final version ready to submit to my colleague on Monday evening.

Knowledge

I learned or relearned today something I seem to have been hiding from myself: I really want to connect with people and engage in conversation. I have also learned that conversing may not be as difficult as it has seemed.

Progress

I not only wrote my sixth blog today but took small and distinctly new actions in the domain of being visible. That’s incremental progress.

6/6/100 (Number of days goals met/ number of days into project/ 100)

Goto the Previous Day or Next Day

Start From Day One

What Is 100 Days 100 Ways?

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Self Improvement
Personal Development
Progress Principle
Being Visible
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