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Day 306 (60) – October in Review
So I just now realized that I never did a “September in Review.” Whoops. Well, at least here is “October in Review,” a look back at my resolutions:
October in Review
- Finish the 365 Days of Drewy Goodness Challenge paying out less than $300. Check.
- Limit the number of times I write 2006 for the date. Check.
- Have 30 minutes of professional material, 20 of which is 100% clean. Since my last review, I’ve probably added a minute or so, though I didn’t really do much stand-up during the month of October.
- Create an interactive website. I spent about a day working on things, and then not so much since then.
- Learn a song on guitar. I picked up the guitar once. It was fun.
- Perform in front of 5,000 people total, 500 at one time. I’m not sure what I’ve been doing that prevented me from performing more the past two months, mostly laziness I suppose. I had a handful of shows and am now up to 7,524.
- Actually tape a skit. I finished the Internet writing course and that’s about all I’ve done.
- Finish making the various “Best Of” DVDs. I started going back and watching the footage and have about 12 more hours to view.
- Get 1 Ratings at P&G. I’ll find this out in about a month.
- Rate all of the songs in my iTunes. All of them have now been rated, and I think I need to be a little less picky. Of the 8,000+ songs I have, only 22 of them are rated 5 stars. That’s less than 1%.
BONUS: Not hit the snooze button once. I’ve gotten somewhat better, and have started getting up around 9 or 10 on the weekends, which seems to help. I’ve realized that the best way to stay awake after waking up is to have something that I have to go do. I can’t wake up an hour early just to have more time, I have to wake up leaving myself just enough time to get to my first commitment of the day.
Overall the past two months could have been better productivity-wise, but I suppose I can’t complain too much. In October alone, I went to Cozumel, Huntington, Chicago, and New York City. That’s one heck of a month.
