Comments on: Changes at the BullsEye http://www.bullseye-living.com/100/changes-at-the-bullseye/ Enjoy Sizzling, Unstoppable Confidence and Steel-Trap Determination that Never EVER Quits - Kick the Slats out of the "Box" around Your Life Mon, 16 Jan 2012 18:59:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: CharlesB http://www.bullseye-living.com/100/changes-at-the-bullseye/comment-page-1/#comment-13 CharlesB Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:01:48 +0000 http://www.bullseye-living.com/?p=100#comment-13 Thanks for the kind words (and the sympathy), Russ. And you're quite right - during the five months from May to October, I only sent out one mailing in July. Some people, when they're not "on schedule," start to fear that they're getting stuck or procrastinating or failing somehow. So I decided to take the contrarian view and consider the delay as up-time rather than down-time. It let me relax, and it saved a lot of frantic worry. It also encourages the inner mind to do some constructive things (instead of fretting). That "up-time" became a sort of mini-sabatical. As for the database - yes I still have it. In addition, anytime I posted an article, I always saved a text version on the hard disk. So although the content is all gone from the blog, it's still dozing back in the shadowy corners of archive-land... Okage Sama de, as the Japanese say (translation: thank goodness). Anyway, the "loss" clears the decks for some fun new adventures. Forward is always more interesting than backward. And regarding your email, you may already be receiving my reply. Many thanks, my friend. Cheers, Charles Thanks for the kind words (and the sympathy), Russ. And you’re quite right – during the five months from May to October, I only sent out one mailing in July.

Some people, when they’re not “on schedule,” start to fear that they’re getting stuck or procrastinating or failing somehow. So I decided to take the contrarian view and consider the delay as up-time rather than down-time. It let me relax, and it saved a lot of frantic worry. It also encourages the inner mind to do some constructive things (instead of fretting).

That “up-time” became a sort of mini-sabatical.

As for the database – yes I still have it. In addition, anytime I posted an article, I always saved a text version on the hard disk. So although the content is all gone from the blog, it’s still dozing back in the shadowy corners of archive-land… Okage Sama de, as the Japanese say (translation: thank goodness).

Anyway, the “loss” clears the decks for some fun new adventures. Forward is always more interesting than backward.

And regarding your email, you may already be receiving my reply. Many thanks, my friend.

Cheers, Charles

]]> By: Russ Hamel http://www.bullseye-living.com/100/changes-at-the-bullseye/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Russ Hamel Sat, 17 Oct 2009 20:59:02 +0000 http://www.bullseye-living.com/?p=100#comment-12 Hi, Charles Maybe this explains why I didn't hear from you for so long during the summer. All of a sudden, your feeds stopped. What a relief to reconnect. I have to reiterate what Alan said about losing your old posts. OMG, they were ALL treasures as far as I'm concerned. Did you have some kind of database back-up file that you can reconfigure with your new platform? As well, I sent you a personal message regarding guest writing. It would be quite an honor for me to write for my mentor's blog! I have learned so much from you in the past 8 years (has it really been that long?) Time for me to give something back. All the best from Toronto, Russ Hi, Charles

Maybe this explains why I didn’t hear from you for so long during the summer. All of a sudden, your feeds stopped. What a relief to reconnect.

I have to reiterate what Alan said about losing your old posts. OMG, they were ALL treasures as far as I’m concerned. Did you have some kind of database back-up file that you can reconfigure with your new platform?

As well, I sent you a personal message regarding guest writing. It would be quite an honor for me to write for my mentor’s blog! I have learned so much from you in the past 8 years (has it really been that long?) Time for me to give something back.

All the best from Toronto,
Russ

]]> By: CharlesB http://www.bullseye-living.com/100/changes-at-the-bullseye/comment-page-1/#comment-11 CharlesB Sat, 17 Oct 2009 02:51:56 +0000 http://www.bullseye-living.com/?p=100#comment-11 Hi Alan, Thanks for the support, my friend. And by the way, I see you'll be a featured speaker next month at a spiritual growth seminar in California. I wish you and Al Diaz great success with it! Cheers, Charles Hi Alan,

Thanks for the support, my friend. And by the way, I see you’ll be a featured speaker next month at a spiritual growth seminar in California. I wish you and Al Diaz great success with it!

Cheers, Charles

]]> By: Alan Tutt http://www.bullseye-living.com/100/changes-at-the-bullseye/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Alan Tutt Sat, 17 Oct 2009 02:04:17 +0000 http://www.bullseye-living.com/?p=100#comment-10 Hey Charles, I love the new site. Too bad about losing all the old articles. I understand how you must feel about that one. It's great that you'll repurpose them into other formats. I'll send you details separately, as I have a number of articles you're welcome to use on your site, and I'm in a flow of writing new ones every couple of weeks. And as you know, I have several packages of products that seem to fit in with your overall message. Hey Charles,

I love the new site. Too bad about losing all the old articles. I understand how you must feel about that one. It’s great that you’ll repurpose them into other formats.

I’ll send you details separately, as I have a number of articles you’re welcome to use on your site, and I’m in a flow of writing new ones every couple of weeks. And as you know, I have several packages of products that seem to fit in with your overall message.

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