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006. Why I Always Have a Notebook

Write until your hand cramps. Carry a notebook everywhere and see what it can do for your business.

Nora ConradDecember 08, 2016
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It's been an insanely busy week. I'm adjusting to a new schedule and it's going to take awhile to get used to it. But I am so thankful for this season of my life and all the opportunities that have come with it.
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This morning didn't go as we had planned but we finished. I've been nursing a sore IT band for the past few weeks so after mile two it was pretty painful. We ended up walking most of the 13.1 miles and as disappointed as I am, I'm so grateful to my husband who was there every step of the way and (literally) helped me over the finish line. It wasn't what we planned but it was a good morning and something I'm proud to have finished. #RockNRoll #wefinished #whyirunjaybird #whyirunrnr #rnrden
I found one of my old journals today from when I was first starting my new site. It's been so fun reading through it and seeing how much my business has changed over the years. I always tell business owners to keep journals, it's so easy to forget how much progress you've made until you look back at the last few years.