Big things are coming for The Psychosphere.
First off, whether this is you’re first time (welcome!) or you’ve been with me a while (thanks for sticking with me!), I want to thank you for coming here, reading the stuff I’ve written, and hopefully learning something interesting, being entertained, or even better, discovering motivation to positively impact your own life.
I’ve been talking for a while about kicking things up a notch around here, and the time has come for big, shattering changes to come to this blog.
In a little over two months, I’ll be relaunching the site from a tiny hobby blog into a big, bad, epic project. I want to take it from a small forum where I write random thoughts and ideas to a platform where people struggling with leading lives not as amazing as they know they could be can join the movement to become happier, more fulfilled, more motivated, and less afraid of taking massive action to change their lives.
Until the big launch, I want to take the opportunity to get to know each of you reading here. I really appreciate every one of you who takes the time to come visit here and read my stuff, leave a comment, or shoot me an email, and I want to get to know you better so I can create an incredible resource for you in the near future.
If you have a moment, I would love to hear from you in the comments – Who are you? What are you seeking here? How can I best help you?
Thanks for sticking with me through the ups and downs, and I’m excited to get this project going!
My name is Ryan. I live in New Jersey. I follow (and unfollow) a few blogs at a time to meet interesting people, learn, and help spark ideas.
I enjoy the communities and am often amazed by the kindness of strangers.
Thank you for taking the time to share your insights.
Oh, and good luck!
Hey Ryan, thanks so much for your comment and for following along with me, and I hope to provide you some useful insights in the future!
Hi Elana,
My name is Jen, and i live in Montreal, Canada. I love your blog. I think I cam across it after a big break up. I loved your take on bouncing back with almost 50 dates in six months. I like hearing your personal stories ans I like surrounding myself (physically and cyber-ly) by people who are inspiring and like-minded.
Recently, your posts have been very informative. I really like the info, but your earlier posts had more of your personality which made them more dynamic. The more recent posts are so wonderful, but I feel I could find similar information from some Tony Robins essays or Psychology books. I would love you to bring your personality and personal experiences back into the blogs! Looking forward to upcoming posts and good luck with building the business!
Hey Jennifer! Great to hear from you and thanks for the thoughtful comment. That’s great to know you find my personal stories helpful/interesting… I’ll try to integrate more of my own experiences (and many massive mistakes) into future posts.