I got loads of my to-dos and priorities done, but I also learned so much! I learned about my energy levels and how I can plan my day better to take advantage of my high and low energy times. I stayed focused, having daily accountability brought me back to what I said I would do that day when I felt distracted. I had ahas about how long things actually take me take versus how long I think they should take. I added a little more hustle when my list was nearly done, so I could check everything off my list.

When I saw Angela offering an accountability challenge I didn't exactly jump to participate. I waited until a couple of days into the challenge before joining. I wasn't keen on the idea of having to check in daily to share what I did (or didn’t) get done. To my surprise, I quickly found that the daily accountability was helping me follow through on tasks I said I would complete. Even though I hit a couple of bumps in the road (life happening on life’s terms), I was thrilled with how much easier it was to stay focused and on track with projects resulting in a lot more work being completed than had I not been in the challenge. So it was a no-brainer that as soon as I heard Angela mention another accountability challenge I was ready to throw my money at her! ;-) -Tishia Lee, TishiaSavesTime.com

I’m in - accountability let’s do this! I loved the momentum the challenge gave me. Though I didn’t post every day it definitely helped me a lot with keeping on track and focused on what I needed to do.

It took weeks to get me to commit (to the Accountability Challenge). I have to say it's one of the best things I've ever done. I'm a life-long procrastinator and avoider of any type of goals. In my career as a CPA I always allowed my appointment book to be my goal-setter. Knowing that I have to fill out my daily Accountability has changed my mindset in a very positive way.

"I somewhat reluctantly joined the October Accountability Challenge because I thought it sounded like a good idea but not sure I would actually follow through with it. I decided that problem alone was an accountability point I should follow!

​I started out with just a few items a day, and some days were great and others not so great, as life often gets in the way of our plans. But I found that I really enjoyed updating what I did and didn’t do, and I felt a positive pressure to have more green check marks than not! ​ As the month went along my list grew from not only “what I plan to do today” to include a “might do today” list, a “going to do this soon” list (which was mostly so I didn’t forget later), and finally a “goals for the rest of the year” list (because it was October and the end of the year was looming!) ​

I included both business items to do and personal items, such as “organize my garage”, which Angela helped me focus in on how to get that done after it was on there day after day with no progress. (P.S. I finally got it done!!) ​

Overall I found this Accountability Challenge helped me to focus on my daily must-dos and might-dos, and to discern between them which was a must or a might.

​I found myself coming back to my list a time or two just to make sure I wasn’t forgetting anything. (Most tasks I also put on my google calendar, but still this simple list helps a great deal more.)

​I’m very much a planner and I really liked doing this challenge! Plus the “pressure” to do at least 20 days in order to earn coaching credits really pushed me to get to that point…and once you are there you just keep going! ​

Thank you so much Angela for hosting this challenge! I am looking forward to starting anew with November!"