Roni, I am a techy geeky person and I would love to see your techniques and ideas in a tech blog.

Here’s my vote for the techie info about blogging. I’ve used blogspot for over 2 years and if I didn’t, I’d have no idea how to do a blog!

I also wanted to say I love your vlogs. I got teary/angry at the husband of the amazing woman who has accomplished so much. I also thought you gave a great answer – focus on the positives and educating him, instead of creating more negativity.

I also meant to comment on your last vlog, I think it was your last one, about the woman who was looking for inspiration/motivation, but does have kids to inspire her to get healthy. I just wanted to say that I think many single women (I being in my 30′s and never married, no kids) postpone taking on new challenges (like weight loss). I realized that life was passing me by in my early 30′s – I was bored in my career, bored in my life – and I did something about it – moved to a new city and spent two years full-time getting my MBA. And in the process, I realized if I was worth the effort to improve my career and continue my education, I was worth the time and effort to improve my health, and I finally was inspired to lose the weight. (I was nearly 225 lbs. at 5’3″ and getting more and more unhealthy by the day). I don’t know which I’m more proud of – of my 80-ish pound weight loss or my graduate degree. But the fact that I achieved both means that there is no reason why – as you said – we can’t all inspire each other, or look inside ourselves for the inspiration or motivation to achieve our goals. I proved to myself at the ripe old age of 35 that there is nothing I can’t do or achieve. And I hope that other single women, or women without kids, of any age, know that they can find that motivation for themselves too!

Thanks for being there!

Trixie