I have always been terrible about showing off my accomplishments and promoting my work. It has been a huge limiting factor in my career and a big portion of my success is down to partnering with people who are better at sales and marketing than myself to cover the slack.

I'm a bit of a homebody. While I enjoy socialising I struggle to find the desire to go out and do it. So this challenge will require me to go to at least 1 activity outside of my house every week. Preferably social but not essential. The original

I've been a very picky eater all my life but over the past several years I've slowly started to try new things and found I enjoyed them. Even things I thought were gross in the past(Crab legs). So with that in mind I am challenging

I have a lot of books. I also have a lot of books I've never read and a lot of books I want to read. This goal is simple complete 50 "standard" books in a year half fiction half non-fiction. The standard part is important

For most of my life I've been a very very skinny man. Over the past 15 years though I've filled out a bit more. While I certainly don't want to go back to skinny which would make Challenge 3 impossible I do want to

and that includes me. I'm just getting back into powerlifting this year after a very long hiatus due to lack of time after my child was born and a damaged rotator cuff as well as just a lack of motivation. I'm now back though training with

My second challenge involves alcohol or the lack of it. I've actually done this challenge a few times now be it a month long one or 3 times I've done annual ones for various reasons(When I quit smoking, when I was living in Thailand, and

I am not good with money. When I was a kid as soon as I'd get money for something I'd be on my bike heading to the store to buy candy or a magazine. When I was a teen working my first jobs I would get

I love a good challenge. Something to push me towards a goal or just to make me work harder at something. I've run a lot over my life but I realised I've never really properly tracked them, it's usually just a start of the