January 2017 30 Days Writing Challenge - Reporting Day 26

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A series of repetitive, conscious choices is eventually melting into a habit.

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The final countdown is officially on! This is the 26th day of the 30 days writing challenge started at the beginning of January. There are only 4 more days to go. All authors who managed to go past the half of the challenge are still going strong. I wonder how many will miss it in February :)

If you happen to read this for the first time, scroll down to find more details about the project and a few tips about how to make it happen.

Let's see the 26th day articles:

1. A bad run is better than no run at all - by @trevor.george
2. Future of Ride Share, and blockchain - by @smysullivan
3. No, the moss wasn’t THAT green - by @lindsayw739
4. Celebrating Marc Chagall's 🔷"America Windows"🔷 - by @creatr
5. This Writer's Version of Doodling (while surfing social media) - by @dreemit
6. [Essential skills in life]Negotiation - by @sstefan
7. VIGAN and its' local artists Part V - by @immarojas
8. A.N.Y. Questions... Trooper in the Storm (Question #25) - by @commonguru
9. Steem Data Resources - Collection Of Posts About Steem Bots, Data And Mining, Issue No. 3 - by @ervin-lemark
10. How To Write High Quality Posts on Steemit, Empty the Rewards Pool, Instantly Gain the Support of Collusive Whales and Live Happily Ever After in 57 Easy Steps - my own contribution to the challenge

Here are the links to the previous reports:

• Reporting Day 25
• Reporting Day 24
• Reporting Day 23
• Reporting Day 22
• Reporting Day 21
• Reporting Day 20
• Reporting Day 19
• Reporting Day 18
• Reporting Day 17
• Reporting Day 16
• Reporting Day 15
• Reporting Day 14
• Reporting Day 13
• Reporting Day 12
• Reporting Day 11
• Reporting Day 10
• Reporting Day 9
• Reporting Day 8
• Reporting Day 7
• Reporting Day 6
• Reporting Day 5
• Reporting Day 4
• Reporting Day 3
• Reporting Day 2
• Reporting Day 1

Good luck to all the writers and keep up the good work!

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This project is part of my witness activities here on Steemit. I think a witness should not only maintain the technical and economical components of the platform, but he should also get involved at a community level and improve as many processes as he can.

If you want to know more about the rules of the chalenge here's the introductory article. There are also a few tips to help you stay on the track.

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I'm a serial entrepreneur, blogger and ultrarunner. You can find me mainly on my blog at Dragos Roua where I write about productivity, business, relationships and running. Here on Steemit you may stay updated by following me @dragosroua.

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You can also vote for me as a Steemit witness here:
https://steemit.com/~witnesses