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30 Days to Creating Irresistible Presence ~ Let's GO! [Day 1 - 30 Days]

Yay!! Today is the day we kick off 30 Days to Creating Irresistible Presence and I am BEYOND excited!!

Que theme music: Simply Irresistible by Robert Palmer (hey – I’m an 80′s girl!)
http://tinysong.com/js8t

As I did for my last 30 Day Series, I want to use today to do some prep work that will help us all make the most of this experience. Remember, I’ve read most of the posts that are coming your way so I know what is in store for us. :-)

And yes – this will look very familiar to you alums of 30 Days to Changing Your Game.

Here is the most significant thing I can say (and I believe those of you who went through 30 Days to Changing Your Game will agree):

Over the next 30 days we will be creating new habits and new ways of thinking. At first, it may feel unfamiliar and awkward – and that’s ok. Change can feel like that. Other times it may feel frightening and disorienting – and that’s okay. Change can feel like that. And still other times it may feel  liberating and freeing – and that’s ok. Change can feel like that, too.

“Luck is where opportunity meets preparation.” Denzel Washington


The seven keys below will anchor us in the coming days (and even when this series is over) and will truly make all the difference. So, here we go.

1) Commit. Show up here ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the next 30 days. If you are serious about creating irresistible presence, you’ve got to step up. I know you are busy. So am I. But I’ve learned that if I want to be powerful when I step onto that stage, I’ve got to be willing to do whatever it takes. So today, decide.

2) Get a notebook or a legal pad that is dedicated to this 30 day series. You may even want to get a three -ring binder and some loose-leaf paper so you can print out and save each blog post. Every day you will be asked to take a small action toward changing your game. You’ll need some space to write down your thoughts and your responses. This may be the very excuse you need to finally buy a Moleskin. :-)

3) Ask questions. Each blog post author is available on the day of their post to respond to comments and answer questions. Take advantage of having access to this extraordinary group of men and women. And remember, the only stupid question is the one that remains unasked.

4) Connect with each other. Many of you recruited a partner for 30 Days -which is AWESOME!! And if you haven’t, it’s not too late to do that, but you will be fine if you haven’t. The culture here at Escaping Mediocrity is one of a tribe. We learn from and lean on each other.

To that end, connect with those you may not know. Respond to an interesting comment. Ask the commentor a question.  Together we are powerful. (And here is one of my few ground rules: this is a supportive environment. If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all. If you get personal or overly snarky, I will call you out and ban you. End of story.)

Twitter is acting funky, but I am building a list of 30 Day CIP Participants. To be sure you are on it, tweet about the series using the hashtag #CIP. You will find that list here: http://twitter.com/SarahRobinson/thirtydayscip

I am also making a list of the guest bloggers here: http://twitter.com/SarahRobinson/thirtydaycipbloggers

5) Remember that some posts will resonate more strongly with you than others. Many times I’ve found that the thing that I was certain had no value to me was the very thing that turned me around. So play through each day. You never know where it may lead you.

6) Stay the course. Somewhere about mid-way through this thing, people will start dropping off. It’s just what happens. Decide now that you won’t be one of those people. Academy Award winners stay in the game.

7) Go easy on yourself. Yes I know I said decide, commit, step up. And I still mean that. I also know that change can be exhausting and doesn’t come as easily as we would like sometimes. You can’t force it; you can only allow it. And take really good care of your self in the process. :-)

Ya’ll better rest up. Tomorrow the one and only Andrea Lee takes the stage. It’s gonna be epic.

LET”S GO!!!!!!

P.S. If you aren’t already signed up and don’t want to miss out on  30 Days to Creating Irresistible Presence, please sign up here.

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  • Kristin Call

    I completely agree with the “staying the course” tip. Quite often it’s easier to make decisions when they’re made ahead of time, so if you decide on day 1 that you’re going to make it through all 30 days, that’s what’s going to happen.

    Change freaks me out, excites me, and often times is quite exhilarating.

    • Anonymous

      Yay for you for being here Kristin!!! And if it is any help at all – you are in very good company with that big ol’ mix of feelings. It’s gonna be GREAT!

    • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

      I’m with you Kristin… change freaks me out! The excitement and exhilaration usually only comes later for me! Glad you’ve committed to the 30 days.. we can freak out and be excited together!

      • http://www.callmekristin.com Kristin Call

        Sounds good to me!

    • http://alexandrajacoby.wordpress.com/ Alexandra

      Hi Kristin,

      Deciding beforehand – what a great, simple idea.

      Thanks for the reminder to start by envisioning the end. I’ve often jumped in too soon without taking a moment to center myself, ground the upcoming experience in purpose. It makes even difficult stuff fun if you remember it’s part of your own plan!

      -Alexandra

  • http://www.elianevans.com Elian Evans

    Thank you Sarah for creating this awesome opportunity! You are definitely covering all of the details. Thanks for creating a tribe and working with us to be sucessful.

    • Anonymous

      yep – setting us all up for success is the name of the game on Day 1. And the tribe, as always, is up to the challenge!!

    • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

      Hey Elian!

      GREAT to see you here… looking forward to sharing this experience with you!!!

      Teresa

  • http://www.jessilicious.com Jess Webb

    Sarah;

    It feels GREAT to be back for another 30 Day series! I absolutely LOVED the last one and am looking forward to the rest of this one as well. :) You ROCK at this stuff! :D

    • Anonymous

      Yay Jess! It is so exciting to get another one of these underway. I’ve MISSED everyone so much. (And thank you!)

    • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

      Hey Jess!

      Good to be back here with you!!! Let’s ROCK!

      T.

      • Anonymous

        Hey Jess & Teresa….WOW…looks like old home week to me….happy to have ur company on another journey!!
        ((hugs))

  • http://twitter.com/mckra1g mckra1g

    I made the commitment to show up every day of the 30 Days Challenge. At end of the series, I was promoted to a position that I not only wrote for myself, but one that did not exist the year prior.

    Show up. Engage. Leave your perceptions at the door and be open to the opportunities that flow toward you.

    Thanks for the forum and the organizational structure. Let’s see what happens! Best, M.

    • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

      Hey Molly!

      So glad you’re back to play for another 30 days! Can’t wait to see what happens for you (and for me!)

    • Anonymous

      Molly -I am totally going to lift that as a testimonial. :-) Seriously – that you stayed the course and made that happen is amazing!!! And I am thrilled that you are her now – yay!!!

      • http://twitter.com/mckra1g mckra1g

        Thanks to you both, Teresa and Sarah. One of the best lessons I learned from the 30 Days Challenge was consistency. No matter how small, consistent, focused effort brings results. Whouda thunk? ;)

    • Anonymous

      Prime example of “showing UP!”…Change is Good!…I am delighted to be engaging once more with YOU, Sarah and others I have yet to meet.
      Congrats on the new promotion that YOU created !!
      (((hugs)))
      deb

      • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

        Hey Deb

        My boss always says “Change is our friend.” It’s true, and I know he really believes it but to see the expressions of some of the other people you’d think he was killing them.

        Looking forward to the next 30 days together. Woo Hoo!

        Lori F

    • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

      Hey Molly

      Ah my haiku idol, so glad to see you here :) I think I met you at Sarah’s previous 30 day challenge so this is awesome. Congrats on your promotion-true proof that these challenges change lives.

      Looking forward to the next 30 days!

      Lori F

  • Guest

    Thank you for this opportunity to change my life and don’t worry…I’ll stay the course! Why would I pass up on valuable information that could change my life??

    • Anonymous

      Love that attitude Meg! Welcome!

  • Chris

    Sarah,

    Thank you so much for this opportunity! I am ready to break out and make things happen in my life. It starts NOW!!

    • Anonymous

      Bring it Chris!!

  • Anonymous

    When I signed up for your first 30 day challenge, I made commitment to myself that I would participate every. single. day. And I did. I didn’t always have something life-altering to add, but I participated nonetheless. And it proved to me that if I truly commit to something, I can see it through to completion.

    As you know, that set the course for major changes in my life this year, and I know that those will come through as well. Simply put, not doing it is just simply not an option for me at this point.

    It’s great to see some of the people from the first 30 day challenge, and I’m excited about getting to know some new people this time around. You rock, Sarah Robinson!

    xoxo

    • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

      Hey Lori!

      Good to be back here with you! I’m in for 30 days – just like you!

      • Anonymous

        Hi Teresa! You have been up to big things since the first time around :) Yay – glad you’re back, too!

    • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

      Lori

      SO glad to see you hear. I’m sitting here at my kitchen table (that’s where all good things happen, right?) with my laptop and notice a few goosebumps creeping up my arms. I’m very excited about this new series and am so glad you’re here too. I think Sarah is the reason we met in the first place, at the first 30 day challenge. I know you’ve been busy with all sorts of things this year so I can’t wait for another awesome month of fun.

      And, I couldn’t post this without saying THANKS to Sarah for providing the means to change our lives, to meet so many talented and engaging people and to have some fun along the way.

      Hope I can sleep tonight!

      Lori F

      • Anonymous

        You are right – we met at Sarah’s first 30-day challenge. She brought together so many amazing people, and it’s great to be able to keep it going.

        LOL sometimes I think busy should be my middle name :) But this is how I’ve always been – when I make up my mind to do something, and when I want it badly enough, I’ll do anything I have to do to make it happen.

        I am so grateful to have met so many wonderful people last winter during the first 30-day challenge, and I’m even more grateful to now consider so many of them my friends. And you my dear are right up at the top of that list. With a name like Lori, how could it be any other way? :)

  • http://www.sundaynightsuccess.com Jeremie

    I am super busy right now, and being pulled in a lot of different directions. All of them exciting.

    So, I am committing to adding this to my plate and getting pulled in another direction as I think it will definitely be worth it.

    30 Days to Creating Irresistible Presence is now officially slotted into my schedule during morning cartoons with my son!

    I can’t wait for tomorrow!

    Jeremie

    • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

      Hey Jeremie!

      I hear you about being super busy and pulled in all sorts of directions. I’m there too right now… and it would be SO tempting to say I can’t add one more thing to my plate right now… and skip this. But when I’m thinking like that, it’s because I’m focused on the time and energy this 30 Day Challenge is going to TAKE.. instead of remembering and focusing on how much energy (and even time) this might GIVE me or, at the least, FREE UP inside me. So – I’m adding it to my plate too. Thanks for doing the same… I have a hunch you’ll help me stay committed.

      Teresa

    • Anonymous

      It just makes me happy to know that you are here Jeremie. And earlier today I had the Phineas and Ferb song “Aglet” stuck in my head. So cartoons are not that far removed for what we are doing here. :-)

      • http://www.sundaynightsuccess.com Jeremie

        Still looking for episodes of Phineas and Ferb to watch online. Disney seems pretty good at blocking full episodes.

        Teresa, I never thought about the energy it would GIVE, what a great way to think about it. Thanks!

        Jeremie

  • http://www.mattkoenigphotography.com Matt

    Hi, I’m Matt and I’m excited to be here. I’m up for the challenge and looking forward to interacting with everyone. Thanks for this great and exciting opportunity to connect Sarah.

    • Anonymous

      Hey Matt!!
      THRILLED that you are here too. July is going to so exciting!!!

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    You’re right, Sarah. Your post very much reminded me of the 30-Days to Changing Your Game launch. And I stuck through that process… with all of the things you described – from terror on one extreme to exhilaration on the the other. But as powerful as that was… I’m feeling resistance a bit this time around. (1) I have a better sense of what to expect from the process – I was clueless in January. (2) My life is so much busier right now than it was then.. so it would be so easy to bag this. And I won’t. In part because of the quote you shared “Luck is where opportunity meets PREPARATION. Quite frankly, I suck at preparation. I’m too impatient. I’m too all or nothing. I get distracted with “new and shiny” things that come along. There’s no drama or struggle in preparation – and I’m starting to realize I’m a bit of a drama-addict. So – having said all that… I realize that this challenge is coming at a PERFECT time for me… because it gives me an opportunity to do things differently. To, once again, change or adjust my game. And that’s really a good thing… because something tells me that “struggle” is part of what keeps my “irresistible presence” buried. :-)

    As you say, GAME ON!

    • Anonymous

      As always you are much further ahead in the game than you give yourself credit for T. Relaz into the 30 Days and see if it can carry you just a bit. As you know, it can form a pretty cool boat that lets you take in the scenery. :-)

  • San

    I am excited to be part of this 3o day challenge…. change is usually a good thing, so I am open for being challenged and changed :)

    • Anonymous

      Yay San!!! I am SO glad you are here. Your openness will make ALL the difference. :-)

  • diane

    my question is can anyone do this or is this a membership…help!

  • http://twitter.com/homegoddess Diane Easley

    I am committed, I have two buddies who are doing this with me, I have a notebook and I am ready. Thanks for creating this lovely space!

    • Anonymous

      Way to dig in Diane – yay!!!

  • Tami Morello

    I’m excited about starting this program and connecting with everyone else. For me, change definitely can be both scary and exhilarating. And sometimes it’s the thing or idea that I’m resisting most that will most benefit me. Funny the way this is, right? I have a tendency to get off track from good structure in the summer, so having other people on the same journey will be helpful. I’m committing to being here the whole way through. I love the whole concept of creating irresistible presence! Definitely nothing mediocre about that.

    • Anonymous

      So glad you are stepping up Tami! It is going to be a great month for you. :-)

  • http://www.itsawahmlife.com Jackie Lee

    I’m new to the “tribe” but I think I’m gonna like it here. I just made some big changes at my blog and I’m ready to keep it up. I’m in the middle of a self imposed 30 day video challenge and I’ve found it much easier to stick with it since I PROMISED myself I was going to do the whole thing… same here. Can’t wait to get started.

    • Anonymous

      Congrats on your big changes and welcome to the tribe. We laugh A LOT – and get stuff done. I think you’re gonna like it here, too!

  • Anonymous

    It’s great to see some familier “faces” here that went through the previous 30 Days program. I have a real need to create an irresist1ble presense. I’m excited and ready to go. Bring it on!

    • Anonymous

      Yeah Stephanie!!! Glad you are here!!

  • Kristin Call

    I completely agree with the “staying the course” tip. Quite often it's easier to make decisions when they're made ahead of time, so if you decide on day 1 that you're going to make it through all 30 days, that's what's going to happen.

    Change freaks me out, excites me, and often times is quite exhilarating.

  • http://www.elianevans.com Elian Evans

    Thank you Sarah for creating this awesome opportunity! You are definitely covering all of the details. Thanks for creating a tribe and working with us to be sucessful.

  • http://www.jessilicious.com Jess Webb

    Sarah;

    It feels GREAT to be back for another 30 Day series! I absolutely LOVED the last one and am looking forward to the rest of this one as well. :) You ROCK at this stuff! :D

  • Besa

    I love the consistency of this 30 days. It will be challenge for me, but I know that I can do it, even through all of the itches, bitches, and twitches that may come up. I am excited to stretch myself and grow through.
    Besa

    • Anonymous

      Love the itches, bitches and twitches Besa – hysterical. It’s gonna be a fun ride. :-)

  • sarahrobinson

    Yay for you for being here Kristin!!! And if it is any help at all – you are in very good company with that big ol' mix of feelings. It's gonna be GREAT!

  • sarahrobinson

    yep – setting us all up for success is the name of the game on Day 1. And the tribe, as always, is up to the challenge!!

  • sarahrobinson

    Yay Jess! It is so exciting to get another one of these underway. I've MISSED everyone so much. (And thank you!)

  • Anonymous

    YaY, Sarah.
    I stayed the course during the 30 days Game Changer…met incredible folks…was fully present and gained a better understanding of myself along the way! I am so grateful that you have once again, stepped up, and offered yet another platform for change…upping the ante!
    Looking forward to Sherman on Wednesday! The two of you #ROCK !!

    • Anonymous

      Sorry guys. :-( Sherman isn’t able to be with us for this series. But he promises to be here with bells on the next time around!

  • http://twitter.com/mckra1g mckra1g

    I made the commitment to show up every day of the 30 Days Challenge. At end of the series, I was promoted to a position that I not only wrote for myself, but one that did not exist the year prior.

    Show up. Engage. Leave your perceptions at the door and be open to the opportunities that flow toward you.

    Thanks for the forum and the organizational structure. Let's see what happens! Best, M.

  • madebymegs

    Thank you for this opportunity to change my life and don't worry…I'll stay the course! Why would I pass up on valuable information that could change my life??

  • Chris

    Sarah,

    Thank you so much for this opportunity! I am ready to break out and make things happen in my life. It starts NOW!!

  • lorilatimer

    When I signed up for your first 30 day challenge, I made commitment to myself that I would participate every. single. day. And I did. I didn't always have something life-altering to add, but I participated nonetheless. And it proved to me that if I truly commit to something, I can see it through to completion.

    As you know, that set the course for major changes in my life this year, and I know that those will come through as well. Simply put, not doing it is just simply not an option for me at this point.

    It's great to see some of the people from the first 30 day challenge, and I'm excited about getting to know some new people this time around. You rock, Sarah Robinson!

    xoxo

  • http://www.sundaynightsuccess.com Jeremie

    I am super busy right now, and being pulled in a lot of different directions. All of them exciting.

    So, I am committing to adding this to my plate and getting pulled in another direction as I think it will definitely be worth it.

    30 Days to Creating Irresistible Presence is now officially slotted into my schedule during morning cartoons with my son!

    I can't wait for tomorrow!

    Jeremie

  • http://www.mattkoenigphotography.com Matt

    Hi, I'm Matt and I'm excited to be here. I'm up for the challenge and looking forward to interacting with everyone. Thanks for this great and exciting opportunity to connect Sarah.

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    Hey Jess!

    Good to be back here with you!!! Let's ROCK!

    T.

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    Hey Molly!

    So glad you're back to play for another 30 days! Can't wait to see what happens for you (and for me!)

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    Hey Lori!

    Good to be back here with you! I'm in for 30 days – just like you!

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    Hey Jeremie!

    I hear you about being super busy and pulled in all sorts of directions. I'm there too right now… and it would be SO tempting to say I can't add one more thing to my plate right now… and skip this. But when I'm thinking like that, it's because I'm focused on the time and energy this 30 Day Challenge is going to TAKE.. instead of remembering and focusing on how much energy (and even time) this might GIVE me or, at the least, FREE UP inside me. So – I'm adding it to my plate too. Thanks for doing the same… I have a hunch you'll help me stay committed.

    Teresa

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    Hey Elian!

    GREAT to see you here… looking forward to sharing this experience with you!!!

    Teresa

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    You're right, Sarah. Your post very much reminded me of the 30-Days to Changing Your Game launch. And I stuck through that process… with all of the things you described – from terror on one extreme to exhilaration on the the other. But as powerful as that was… I'm feeling resistance a bit this time around. (1) I have a better sense of what to expect from the process – I was clueless in January. (2) My life is so much busier right now than it was then.. so it would be so easy to bag this. And I won't. In part because of the quote you shared “Luck is where opportunity meets PREPARATION. Quite frankly, I suck at preparation. I'm too impatient. I'm too all or nothing. I get distracted with “new and shiny” things that come along. There's no drama or struggle in preparation – and I'm starting to realize I'm a bit of a drama-addict. So – having said all that… I realize that this challenge is coming at a PERFECT time for me… because it gives me an opportunity to do things differently. To, once again, change or adjust my game. And that's really a good thing… because something tells me that “struggle” is part of what keeps my “irresistible presence” buried. :-)

    As you say, GAME ON!

  • http://www.accessabundance.com/ Teresa Romain

    I'm with you Kristin… change freaks me out! The excitement and exhilaration usually only comes later for me! Glad you've committed to the 30 days.. we can freak out and be excited together!

  • San

    I am excited to be part of this 3o day challenge…. change is usually a good thing, so I am open for being challenged and changed :)

  • Anonymous

    Hi Sarah! I think you said that last time- that some people would drop out. Were you surprised by how many stayed with it? It was a GAME CHANGER for me. And I love changing. game. Change in general- either frightening or exhilarating. Yay!

  • sarahrobinson

    Molly -I am totally going to lift that as a testimonial. :-) Seriously – that you stayed the course and made that happen is amazing!!! And I am thrilled that you are her now – yay!!!

  • sarahrobinson

    Love that attitude Meg! Welcome!

  • sarahrobinson

    Bring it Chris!!

  • sarahrobinson

    It just makes me happy to know that you are here Jeremie. And earlier today I had the Phineas and Ferb song “Aglet” stuck in my head. So cartoons are not that far removed for what we are doing here. :-)

  • sarahrobinson

    Hey Matt!!
    THRILLED that you are here too. July is going to so exciting!!!

  • sarahrobinson

    As always you are much further ahead in the game than you give yourself credit for T. Relaz into the 30 Days and see if it can carry you just a bit. As you know, it can form a pretty cool boat that lets you take in the scenery. :-)

  • sarahrobinson

    Yay San!!! I am SO glad you are here. Your openness will make ALL the difference. :-)

  • http://www.callmekristin.com Kristin Call

    Sounds good to me!

  • diane

    my question is can anyone do this or is this a membership…help!

  • http://twitter.com/mckra1g mckra1g

    Thanks to you both, Teresa and Sarah. One of the best lessons I learned from the 30 Days Challenge was consistency. No matter how small, consistent, focused effort brings results. Whouda thunk? ;)

  • Anonymous

    I am SO excited to get a taste of Creating My Irresistable Presence!! It is time and I am ready — and committed and prepared for 30 days of great things to come! Thanks, Sarah!

    Big hugs,
    Shannon

  • http://twitter.com/homegoddess Diane Easley

    I am committed, I have two buddies who are doing this with me, I have a notebook and I am ready. Thanks for creating this lovely space!

  • Tami Morello

    I'm excited about starting this program and connecting with everyone else. For me, change definitely can be both scary and exhilarating. And sometimes it's the thing or idea that I'm resisting most that will most benefit me. Funny the way this is, right? I have a tendency to get off track from good structure in the summer, so having other people on the same journey will be helpful. I'm committing to being here the whole way through. I love the whole concept of creating irresistible presence! Definitely nothing mediocre about that.

  • http://themarketingmark.blogspot.com MarkSherrick

    Awesome tune to start it off, Sarah! cant wait to see what the soundtrack ends up being for the month. :)

    Looking forward to your amazing friends kicking my ass all over the place again all month.

  • http://InternetMarketingforMommies.com Jackie Lee

    I'm new to the “tribe” but I think I'm gonna like it here. I just made some big changes at my blog and I'm ready to keep it up. I'm in the middle of a self imposed 30 day video challenge and I've found it much easier to stick with it since I PROMISED myself I was going to do the whole thing… same here. Can't wait to get started.

  • lorilatimer

    Hi Teresa! You have been up to big things since the first time around :) Yay – glad you're back, too!

  • Kim

    Yikes! I’m kind of nervous and excited all at once! I’m really glad you’re doing this in July–this month is pretty free and clear for me at least. So I *will* stay the course and not get too busy and fall behind!

  • Traci

    I’m always fascinated on how certain people enter our lives ath the perfect time! You-Sarah-are the person who will bring me to the place I’ve been afraid to go all of my life. After reading through all of this great blogs I know realize I am not alone in feel scattered, scared and apprehensive. Leaving my comfort zone scares the hell out of me. I cannot wait to get out of that zone and out into the brave new world that is 30 Days.. I am so looking forward to getting to know everyone here.

    We are all about to embark on a great adventure!!
    xoxo
    Traci

  • StephanieCorum

    It's great to see some familier “faces” here that went through the previous 30 Days program. I have a real need to create an irresist1ble presense. I'm excited and ready to go. Bring it on!

  • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

    Sarah

    Looking forward to this series, maybe even more than the previous 30 day, if that’s possible. I’m using the same Moleskin as I did for the other 30 day because it was a gift to myself, and this series is a gift as well. It’s also to remember the times when I did well in the 30 day challenge as well as the days I sucked at the 30 day challenge. I think it will help keep me on track.

    I also met some great people back then so I can’t wait to see who I meet this time.

    Thanks so much Sarah for…well everything.

    Woo Hoo!

  • Anonymous

    I for one am glad to be part of another one of Sarah’s challenges. Since the Changing Your Game I changed my game big time and put myself out there more in terms of building my career. I am now at the point at being able to have someone who is very good locally help me put together a business plan for my new social media company. I like doing these types of challenges because it helps keep me fresh and keeps me motivated. There is the learning aspect too along with the accountability factor. I do better if I feel I have to be accountable to someone on some level. Glad to see some old faces from the Changing Your Game challenge on here. ROCK ON!!!!!!!!

  • Besa

    I love the consistency of this 30 days. It will be challenge for me, but I know that I can do it, even through all of the itches, bitches, and twitches that may come up. I am excited to stretch myself and grow through.
    Besa

  • http://twitter.com/JoyFull_deb Deb Bruser

    Prime example of “showing UP!”…Change is Good!…I am delighted to be engaging once more with YOU, Sarah and others I have yet to meet.
    Congrats on the new promotion that YOU created !!
    (((hugs)))
    deb

  • http://twitter.com/JoyFull_deb Deb Bruser

    YaY, Sarah.
    I stayed the course during the 30 days Game Changer…met incredible folks…was fully present and gained a better understanding of myself along the way! I am so grateful that you have once again, stepped up, and offered yet another platform for change…upping the ante!
    Looking forward to Sherman on Wednesday! The two of you #ROCK !!

  • sarahrobinson

    Sorry guys. :-( Sherman isn't able to be with us for this series. But he promises to be here with bells on the next time around!

  • http://twitter.com/JoyFull_deb Deb Bruser

    Hey Jess & Teresa….WOW…looks like old home week to me….happy to have ur company on another journey!!
    ((hugs))

  • sarahrobinson

    Way to dig in Diane – yay!!!

  • sarahrobinson

    So glad you are stepping up Tami! It is going to be a great month for you. :-)

  • sarahrobinson

    Congrats on your big changes and welcome to the tribe. We laugh A LOT – and get stuff done. I think you're gonna like it here, too!

  • sarahrobinson

    Yeah Stephanie!!! Glad you are here!!

  • sarahrobinson

    Love the itches, bitches and twitches Besa – hysterical. It's gonna be a fun ride. :-)

  • http://www.randomshelly.com/blog/ Shelly

    I so enjoyed the last 30 days – I can’t wait to see what this one will bring! I am vowing to participate more this time around and engage and comment when I have something to say! :) I love that you are doing this :)

  • meganmatthieson

    Hi Sarah! I think you said that last time- that some people would drop out. Were you surprised by how many stayed with it? It was a GAME CHANGER for me. And I love changing. game. Change in general- either frightening or exhilarating. Yay!

  • shannonshort

    I am SO excited to get a taste of Creating My Irresistable Presence!! It is time and I am ready — and committed and prepared for 30 days of great things to come! Thanks, Sarah!

    Big hugs,
    Shannon

  • http://www.sundaynightsuccess.com Jeremie

    Still looking for episodes of Phineas and Ferb to watch online. Disney seems pretty good at blocking full episodes.

    Teresa, I never thought about the energy it would GIVE, what a great way to think about it. Thanks!

    Jeremie

  • http://alexandrajacoby.wordpress.com/ Alexandra

    Hi Kristin,

    Deciding beforehand – what a great, simple idea.

    Thanks for the reminder to start by envisioning the end. I've often jumped in too soon without taking a moment to center myself, ground the upcoming experience in purpose. It makes even difficult stuff fun if you remember it's part of your own plan!

    -Alexandra

  • RobRRobinson

    A chance to work on creating irresistible presence – how could I resist? Thanks Sarah and hello y’all!

  • http://themarketingmark.blogspot.com MarkSherrick

    Awesome tune to start it off, Sarah! cant wait to see what the soundtrack ends up being for the month. :)

    Looking forward to your amazing friends kicking my ass all over the place again all month.

  • http://www.care2.com/causes/trailblazers/ Sue Anne Reed

    Sarah – I really enjoyed the 30 days gamechanger, and I’m really looking forward to this series as well. In fact, in some ways I’m more looking forward to this series, because July is going to be a huge month of change in my life. I recently started dating someone new, a few days ago I resigned from my current job and I’m starting a new job on July 27th, and I’m moving to a new apartment sometime towards the end of the month. :)

    Most of these things I’ve been working on the past six months, and now they’re all coming together. I’m also really looking forward to August, because that’s when I begin to work on some other really important things regarding weight loss and exercise.

    I’ve been trying to take things one at a time and really decide what’s the most important and work on changing that first. It’s required being patient, which is not my strongest skill.

  • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

    Lori

    SO glad to see you hear. I'm sitting here at my kitchen table (that's where all good things happen, right?) with my laptop and notice a few goosebumps creeping up my arms. I'm very excited about this new series and am so glad you're here too. I think Sarah is the reason we met in the first place, at the first 30 day challenge. I know you've been busy with all sorts of things this year so I can't wait for another awesome month of fun.

    And, I couldn't post this without saying THANKS to Sarah for providing the means to change our lives, to meet so many talented and engaging people and to have some fun along the way.

    Hope I can sleep tonight!

    Lori F

  • Kim

    Yikes! I'm kind of nervous and excited all at once! I'm really glad you're doing this in July–this month is pretty free and clear for me at least. So I *will* stay the course and not get too busy and fall behind!

  • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

    Hey Molly

    Ah my haiku idol, so glad to see you here :) I think I met you at Sarah's previous 30 day challenge so this is awesome. Congrats on your promotion-true proof that these challenges change lives.

    Looking forward to the next 30 days!

    Lori F

  • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

    Hey Deb

    My boss always says “Change is our friend.” It's true, and I know he really believes it but to see the expressions of some of the other people you'd think he was killing them.

    Looking forward to the next 30 days together. Woo Hoo!

    Lori F

  • Traci

    I'm always fascinated on how certain people enter our lives ath the perfect time! You-Sarah-are the person who will bring me to the place I've been afraid to go all of my life. After reading through all of this great blogs I know realize I am not alone in feel scattered, scared and apprehensive. Leaving my comfort zone scares the hell out of me. I cannot wait to get out of that zone and out into the brave new world that is 30 Days.. I am so looking forward to getting to know everyone here.

    We are all about to embark on a great adventure!!
    xoxo
    Traci

  • http://twitter.com/DooneyPug Lori Finnigan

    Sarah

    Looking forward to this series, maybe even more than the previous 30 day, if that's possible. I'm using the same Moleskin as I did for the other 30 day because it was a gift to myself, and this series is a gift as well. It's also to remember the times when I did well in the 30 day challenge as well as the days I sucked at the 30 day challenge. I think it will help keep me on track.

    I also met some great people back then so I can't wait to see who I meet this time.

    Thanks so much Sarah for…well everything.

    Woo Hoo!

  • joecheray

    I for one am glad to be part of another one of Sarah's challenges. Since the Changing Your Game I changed my game big time and put myself out there more in terms of building my career. I am now at the point at being able to have someone who is very good locally help me put together a business plan for my new social media company.

    I like doing these types of challenges because it helps keep me fresh and keeps me motivated. There is the learning aspect too along with the accountability factor. I do better if I feel I have to be accountable to someone on some level.

    Glad to see some old faces from the Changing Your Game challenge on here. ROCK ON!!!!!!!!

  • http://www.randomshelly.com Shelly

    I so enjoyed the last 30 days – I can't wait to see what this one will bring! I am vowing to participate more this time around and engage and comment when I have something to say! :) I love that you are doing this :)

  • RobRRobinson

    A chance to work on creating irresistible presence – how could I resist? Thanks Sarah and hello y'all!

  • sue_anne

    Sarah – I really enjoyed the 30 days gamechanger, and I'm really looking forward to this series as well. In fact, in some ways I'm more looking forward to this series, because July is going to be a huge month of change in my life. I recently started dating someone new, a few days ago I resigned from my current job and I'm starting a new job on July 27th, and I'm moving to a new apartment sometime towards the end of the month. :)

    Most of these things I've been working on the past six months, and now they're all coming together. I'm also really looking forward to August, because that's when I begin to work on some other really important things regarding weight loss and exercise.

    I've been trying to take things one at a time and really decide what's the most important and work on changing that first. It's required being patient, which is not my strongest skill.

  • http://midliferoadtrip.tv McMedia

    I’ve got the motivation, the moleskin and now I am going to recruit a partner for the 30 day challenge! I don’t know anyone who doesn’t want an Irresistible Presence!

  • http://lisa-unmasked.com Lisa MB

    A little late to the game, but glad to be here. June was one of the best months I’ve had in years and my blog was named one of the top 10 coaching blogs in 2010. Yet, I am still “playing* around. I want to create Irresistible Presence in every way possible!

    Thanks for letting me join the party, Sarah! (And I too, am an 80′s girl!)

  • http://midliferoadtrip.tv McMedia

    I've got the motivation, the moleskin and now I am going to recruit a partner for the 30 day challenge! I don't know anyone who doesn't want an Irresistible Presence!

  • http://sallyg.me Sally G.

    Hi everyone!! I can’t even begin to count all the benefits I reaped from the 30 Day Challenge and Game Changers Round Table earlier this year. Optimizing my Presence to the level of Irresistible is something I’m REALLY looking forward to. And who better to lead us than Ms. Sarah Robinson?! (I’ll forgive you the 80′s quirk – we all have a weakness of some kind or other after all.)

    I feel like I’ve returned to school after a summer break and so excited to be amongst so many of you again. Welcome to all new Tribe Members ~ I look forward to getting to know you all better over the next 30 days!

    Having said that, I’m going out of town (visiting my in-laws, pray for me – KIDDING, sort of) next week and will be absent for Wednesday and Friday posts. I’ll jump back in once I can though. And I’ll definitely read them upon my return.

    And on that note, I’ll sign off by kicking Mark Sherrick’s ass across the room – because I’ve decided to be one of Sarah’s amazing friends, which means he’s given me permission to do this, all over the place, all month …

  • Rachel

    Hmmm…I had signed up for your 30-day challenge before…hope that means I’m automatically signed up for this one too!

  • lisamilesbrady

    A little late to the game, but glad to be here. June was one of the best months I've had in years and my blog was named one of the top 10 coaching blogs in 2010. Yet, I am still “playing* around. I want to create Irresistible Presence in every way possible!

    Thanks for letting me join the party, Sarah! (And I too, am an 80's girl!)

  • http://sallyg.me Sally G.

    Hi everyone!! I can't even begin to count all the benefits I reaped from the 30 Day Challenge and Game Changers Round Table earlier this year. Optimizing my Presence to the level of Irresistible is something I'm REALLY looking forward to. And who better to lead us than Ms. Sarah Robinson?! (I'll forgive you the 80's quirk – we all have a weakness of some kind or other after all.)

    I feel like I've returned to school after a summer break and so excited to be amongst so many of you again. Welcome to all new Tribe Members ~ I look forward to getting to know you all better over the next 30 days!

    Having said that, I'm going out of town (visiting my in-laws, pray for me – KIDDING, sort of) next week and will be absent for Wednesday and Friday posts. I'll jump back in once I can though. And I'll definitely read them upon my return.

    And on that note, I'll sign off by kicking Mark Sherrick's ass across the room – because I've decided to be one of Sarah's amazing friends, which means he's given me permission to do this, all over the place, all month …

  • Rachel

    Hmmm…I had signed up for your 30-day challenge before…hope that means I'm automatically signed up for this one too!

  • lorilatimer

    You are right – we met at Sarah's first 30-day challenge. She brought together so many amazing people, and it's great to be able to keep it going.

    LOL sometimes I think busy should be my middle name :) But this is how I've always been – when I make up my mind to do something, and when I want it badly enough, I'll do anything I have to do to make it happen.

    I am so grateful to have met so many wonderful people last winter during the first 30-day challenge, and I'm even more grateful to now consider so many of them my friends. And you my dear are right up at the top of that list. With a name like Lori, how could it be any other way? :)

  • http://www.lisarobbinyoung.com Lisa Robbin Young

    I’m glad I’m not the only one that notices how people “drop off” about halfway through something. My next project intentionally has a reminder about half way through that “Half way doesn’t cut it” because they won’t make the commitment a habit if they stop on day 15. Yes, stuff happens, but it’s important for people to keep on keeping on if they really want to see success. Otherwise, they just want entertainment. While your blog rocks, Sarah, there are other ways to be entertained that don’t require sitting in front of a computer all day (unless you’re my husband, in which case, the computer is solely for entertainment purposes). :-)

  • http://www.lisarobbinyoung.com Lisa Robbin Young

    I'm glad I'm not the only one that notices how people “drop off” about halfway through something. My next project intentionally has a reminder about half way through that “Half way doesn't cut it” because they won't make the commitment a habit if they stop on day 15. Yes, stuff happens, but it's important for people to keep on keeping on if they really want to see success. Otherwise, they just want entertainment. While your blog rocks, Sarah, there are other ways to be entertained that don't require sitting in front of a computer all day (unless you're my husband, in which case, the computer is solely for entertainment purposes). :-)