Really, @Jaye Brunner, as you said this entire experience of this challenge is a journey. The truth is we used it to incubate our channels for the benefit of us and our audiences (who may become clients) that have been WAITING for us. It is not a waste. All things YouTube is WORK! It takes time. And I would not recommend it if a person was not working their passion. That is why I pivoted--fully committed but for the wrong niche. @Ricardo Solomons described it best by looking at this challenge as "Steps" and not necessarily "consecutive days". I changed my perspective to that. It helped a lot in releasing the pressure of finishing at rat-race speed. I had the thought that everything would be finished when I first started the challenge, but I quickly understood (from my perspective) that this is like an orientation to YouTube University and we are not even at the Freshman level yet.😆 How many times have we had to go back to our college books and notes to reference a lesson or training. It is a life's journey. So we continue. (I don't know where all this wisdom is coming from right now in the reply, but maybe it's because it's the first thing in the morning🌞, after devotion, and I am more rested😊.) The reality of me being so tired while doing this Day 16 caused me to change the time of day I would work the challenge. Like you, I love seeing everyone's different stages. It encourages me (us) to remember where we were/came and where we are headed too. Blessings to you and your words of impact!🤗✝️❤️

@Lillie Handy Dominguez You got that right!

Hey there, @Tina Lynn! I'm jumping in and claiming to be one of your cheerleaders😊, if you don't mind. And I've added you to my accountability cheering team, if that's okay too. But first, welcome to doing the Creator Breakthrough Series challenge. It has been beyond awesome for me and many others. Second, I want to suggest that you put your action steps with your feedback in a separate post of each day. That way not only this post but other members here will see your posts and can share/celebrate your progress. Just label the day like "Day 2" and the title of that challenge's day. That will help you reference back to the day's challenge if you want to see something you posted. I did that too. Also, tag us who are supporting your progress. So far I see that @Lillie Handy Dominguez , @Jaye Brunner , and me (@Dr. Saundra Stancil) found you and are willing to cheer you along. Hope this helps you. Now, Thirdly, I want to respond to your comment: - I first saw and read your comment fully overnight. I wanted to respond while I was fresh so I decided to wait until this morning, and glad I did. - Congrats on making the decision to start the challenge🎊. It will change your life, your channel, and will benefit your current and future audiences. - You recaps are impeccable and helped me when I was at this phase. Yes, I have my own notes, but reading it in the details you provided was reinforcement to my memory.👏🏾 - There is a lot happening in your life and you are not alone. Many doing this challenge have shared their experiences and like you continued on with the challenge. Very good for you. - Please accept my condolences for losing your husband🙏🏾. I cannot imagine what that is like yet I pray that you continue to receive comfort and you continue to raise your children and move forward in each of your lives' journey. (I just prayed comfort and success for you.🙏🏾) - Congrats on your sole ownership of the 🎉Paper Tole Institute. My business is a training institute too. Also celebrating you doing the action steps and designating the times you will work on the challenge. You are on your way!

@Lillie Handy Dominguez I just posted and had similar suggestions. We are on the same wavelength.😊

@Jenny Sharratt Humm, let me search for it. Not sure if I saw it. I surely would have commented. Just a moment...

And that's the whole purpose of me sharing some details, @Michael LeJeune. It's first for me to reflect back and it can helps others to know they are not alone or can do this too. Thanks for your encouragement!

OMG, @Lillie Handy Dominguez , your notes in this workbook page looks like what mine might look like when I return to this lesson. Youwoeked this one! Your bullet points are an excellent reference points to this step and is print-worthy! I will do just that today and add to my collection. This day reminds me of having a business plan, except I would call it a "Shorts Plan". And that's what I will do. I am one of those pivoting connections. I'll send you another note after this. Very good👍🏾on getting this day done!

You were still great in your, @Jaye Brunner, and it was impactful! I started in black ink, then changed to green ink (brand colors) but that was too hard to read; so I switched to any color ink I grabbed. If I didn't write it (for me) it would not stick. For others, just watching the video and/or reading the workbook is sufficient. It was all good for all of you. You were great @Jaye Brunner and motivated me as I continued and as interferences came along.