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What I learned during this first month of 2016

I know everyone and they momma went crazy over this "New Year, New Me" thing. And, although I did not feed into this kind of mindset, I do believe in personal growth and development during time. That is why I thought it would be good to basically track my personal progress through the year.

That is why, now starting at the end of every month, I will be highlighting what I did and my personal progress. As a result, I hope that each of you will do the same.

For me, this month was full with getting back into a rhyme. Getting back into school, work, and just trying to get away from the procrastinating and aggravating holidays. Don't get me wrong, the holidays were good. However, I work best in I am constantly in a rhyme.

Second, this month has taught me to be more aggressive. I said that during the beginning of the year, I would start YouTube. I kind of got off that train. But, now I know that social media and YouTube is may best bet.

Last, I learned to not take a second for granted. My job as The Brown Brother is to be the best I can be. To put out more content and keep pushing. Therefore, even if it's a three or four paragraph post just talking about success or me giving links to a video online, nothing is too small or minor.

If the information can help someone, then that is information that I need to spread on here. Well, that is what this month has taught me. I hope that y'all learned some lessons during this year.

Peace,

The Brown Brother

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