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	<title>Comments on: [Graham]: The problem of getting things done</title>
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		<title>By: J.R. Blackwell</title>
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		<dc:creator>J.R. Blackwell</dc:creator>
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		<description>What I can tell you about doing a 365days project, when you feel down, or frustrated or tired or sick is that you just push through. You cowboy up and do it. You admit that every day isn&#039;t going to be perfect, and some days aren&#039;t even going to be good, but you go ahead and do it anyway. 

365days is my first daily project, but when I founded www.365tomorrows.com, I wrote 84 flash fiction stories in 365 days. During that time I also started a podcast, worked on my Masters degree in creative writing and studied photography. I am familiar with daily projects. And some times you just push through till you get to the other side. You do something you aren&#039;t happy with, you take a risk, you do something that isn&#039;t perfect because you know that if you do it today tomorrow, or the next day, or any day ahead may give you something wonderful that you wouldn&#039;t have found if you didn&#039;t push through the hard times.

Best of luck to you. 
-J.R.</description>
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<p>365days is my first daily project, but when I founded <a href="http://www.365tomorrows.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.365tomorrows.com</a>, I wrote 84 flash fiction stories in 365 days. During that time I also started a podcast, worked on my Masters degree in creative writing and studied photography. I am familiar with daily projects. And some times you just push through till you get to the other side. You do something you aren&#8217;t happy with, you take a risk, you do something that isn&#8217;t perfect because you know that if you do it today tomorrow, or the next day, or any day ahead may give you something wonderful that you wouldn&#8217;t have found if you didn&#8217;t push through the hard times.</p>
<p>Best of luck to you.<br />
-J.R.</p>
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