Halfway Through Our Challenge

Four days ago, I challenged 80 people to blog for 8 days straight. We’ve been using the hashtag #RuckusmakersChallenge.

We’re officially halfway through so for today’s post, I thought it would be nice to share some blogs I’ve been following during the challenge. Enjoy!

Wino to Wine Know – Inga has done a great job of weaving principles discussed at Ruckusmakers into her passion for wine. Every post I’ve read so far makes me want to open a bottle of wine and dine. I never knew this side of wine!

JulieOnwards – I’ve enjoyed reading Julie’s #RuckusmakersChallenge posts. Her writing contains those little details that keeps a reader engaged. She’s down to earth and pretty cool – through her writing and in person!

Fraser Larock – Gotta mention this guy since we both were part of another challenge earlier this year. His writing is crisp, he’s a lumberjack, and he’s okay.

Julia J-S – One of the most enthusiastic people at the Ruckusmakers event. She’s been doing a good job at dispersing the knowledge shared at the seminar.

Chris Durban – I’ve never met a person so passionate about translation. She knows her stuff. When we met, she asked if I spoke Spanish. I replied “Yes”. She asked for my opinion on some translated signs outside. We didn’t get a chance to discuss them but I thought it was awesome how she was able to connect with me by mentioning my first language.

What’s Holding you Back – Tara helps businesses thrive. She was part of my mystery group for the mystery restaurant dining (I might blog about that experience later this week). Her blog posts are straight to the point. Just the way I like them.

The Art of Discovery – Sabrina and I didn’t get a chance to connect during the seminar but I was able to hear some of the questions she asked Seth. They were all good ones. I can tell she’s a person of deep thought. By the way, she also has an NBA Championship ring.

I’m not dodging today’s post by sharing blogs. This post is evidence about how different people were able to connect via the Ruckusmakers event.

Some I met in person, some I didn’t. Nevertheless, we’re of the same caliber.

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This post is for Day 4 of the #RuckusmakersChallenge. If you went to the Ruckusmakers event, feel free to join us even if you’re starting late. We know you can hang!