First, congratulations on the wedding!!! That’s wonderful, and I wish you and your bride-to-be a life of love and happiness.

Sure, momentum is difficult to maintain, but the thing about life is that there will always be something thrown at you to kick you off course for a while. A wedding. A baby (or two or three). An illness. A natural disaster.

When life happens, it then becomes a matter of how much you want it to get back on course, to return as best as possible, to where you were before.

This is coming from my experience. As you recall, we were flooded last August, and out of our house for over five months. Repairs to the house continue to this day.

This has meant that I’ve had to deal with working on my house (both major and minor stuff), doing my “day” job (which I can actually do at any time, since it is a work-from-home job, but that actually makes it a bit tougher because I don’t have to clock in), take care of my two children, keep my house in order (laundry, cleaning, etc.), AND work on my online stuff.

Yes, my momentum was lost. It was unavoidable. But, I was dedicated to getting back to it and here I am. If you want it bad enough, you will get back to it is my point.

To your impending nuptials and success,
Rochelle
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As I have told you before, I have a ton of respect for you and your blog. You are very consistently putting out awesome content and I read each and every post!

I completely agree with you, momentum is very tough in this business indeed! That is why I held off from simply saying “until further notice, the blog is on hiatus”. I will still be posting here, and working on my various internet projects behind the scenes during this time.

But as a college student, going through a very special and “once-in-a-lifetime” season of life, I needed to set some priorities for myself. In this one particular instance, money and business success took a backseat to the happiness of my family and my fiance.

I am hoping that I *will* have that hour or so a day to make posts as you suggest! I just did not want to leave the blog looking abandoned if that did not end up happening. Better to be honest and real with your readers than trying to put up a false front in my opinion.

Again though, I know your comments come from a good place, and your help has been invaluable to me in the past, and I thank you for it, and look forward to more in the future!

Soggy Dave