When I decided to start blogging, I was paralyzed with fear about how am I going to come up with ideas to write about everyday, or every week.
Then I received an email that became the inspiration for my first blog entry.
Lately, I have been paralyzed again. This time with the overwhelm caused by my own fear of  inadequacy. A totally illogical fear, I must admit, but real nonetheless.
I stopped blogging for a while and I almost quit. But deep down inside I knew that I can’t quit, I won’t …

As I mentioned in my previous post, Looking Back at One Year of Blogging, it was a year of ups and down and a lot of meaningful personal growth. The lessons I learned are personally meaningful, and some of them are so basic that I am embarrassed to admit it in public that it took me 56 years of a lifetime to learn them.
1. Keep your word At least on two occasions (Guadalupe Peak and Passionate Pursuits) I made a public commitment to do something that I did not follow through on. …