I really wanted to stop and just thank every one of you 833 subscribers, I really truly appreciate all of your participation!
I hope you all had an awesome Christmas, I know I did. I just stayed home this year, but I had a great day and I hope you have an amazing ending to 2009!
I also want to take just a second to give a special thank you to all of you who have not only subscribed and been faithful viewers to me on this channel, but have also gone above and beyond and subscribed and participated on my other channel GIMRvLOGS.
I hope 2010 will bring many more good times and new people to come and join the fun with us as we continue to do reviews, unboxings, and in depth looks at all kinds of cool technology and gadgets!
Have a very merry Christmas and an amazing new year!
P.S.
If any of you have made Merry Christmas videos for your subscribers, or any reason, feel free to post them as a video response to this video and see how many people we can get in our community to wish each other a very Merry Christmas!
I’m going to get back to the weekly live sessions, but this time I’m going to be doing them on Ustream instead of BlogTv, because I think Ustream is more user friendly.
I’m considering adding a forum to Extreme-Days over my vacation and want to know your opinions on this? I think I’m going to make an exclusive membership option and give those members some benefits that the normal members wont have access to. If you have any suggestions of features or services I should include in the membership section, or just the forum itself, please let me know!
One more important bit of news, I accidentally deleted my video intro, so I want one of you to make an intro for me and send me the link to it! If I pick your intro for mine, I will use it in all the rest of my videos, (granted I don’t delete it again) from now on! I don’t have a prize to give away for that except that I will give you credit and use it in all my future videos!
I think that’s all the news for today and be sure to keep checking back for more info, I have a lot of ideas that I want to start working on while I’m away!
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Hey guys! This post is here because I’ve finally reached 500 subscribers on YouTube! Without your help I wouldn’t be even close to that many subscribers! So I decided to create some T-Shirts to celebrate! I was going to make some that said 500 on them, but I decided not to. Let me know if you would be interested in something like that and if enough of you want it I’ll make one for you guys!
So below, I have pictures of the different kinds of shirts that I designed. Currently I don’t have it set up so you can order them right from Extreme-Days.com, so if you click one of the shirts that you like, it will take you to a page that will let you see more information, choose your size, and place an order!
If these T-Shirts go over well, I might make some stickers or something for you guys as well! Remember, the money from these shirts and from everything else is going back into the website and back to you guys. I know I’ve been talking about giveaways for a long time and that I haven’t ever done one yet. Well, since I’ve reached 500 subscribers, I’m going to give one of these shirts away!
The requirements to enter are as follows:
1. Be subscribed to my YouTube Channel here: Godismyrock’s Channel
2. Be signed up here at Extreme-Days.com
3. Follow me on Twitter here: Godismyrock’s Twitter
OR
Join my Facebook Group here: Extreme-Days Facebook
(If you follow me on Twitter and join my FaceBook Group I will enter you in twice!)
4. Send me a message or e-mail with your username on YouTube, on Extreme-Days, and on Twitter and/or Facebook and I will enter you in the giveaway!
They will all ship out in 1-2 business days, so you wont have to wait in anticipation for too long! Please remember to support Extreme-Days by buying one of the above items! Thanks a bunch everybody!
Clutter Saps Your Energy
Knowing the downside to clutter is good to open your eyes. But what good does it really do if you aren’t shown a way out? To get organized and gain energy, clarity and friends, follow Nike’s advice and just do it. Tackle one room at a time. Begin with whatever room you use the most. Don’t think you have to get through the entire house in one day; that would be unrealistic and could undermine your efforts in the long run. A simple thing like adding a Power Shelf in rooms where there are loads of cords can make a huge difference.
Where there are cords for cell phones, chargers, or computers, a storage solution like The Power Shelf can come in super handy. This shelf replaces a standard wall outlet and offers a resting place to whatever item is being charged. This could be anything from a computer to an electric tart warmer for fragrance. Cords can be neatly wrapped around the arm of The Power Shelf, removing the cluttered appearance from kitchen counters and desks.
Clutter Can Cramp Your Social Life
Oftentimes what happens when a home becomes cluttered is that the homeowner stops entertaining. When friends stop by, they may even meet them out on the front porch instead of inviting them in for a cup of coffee. Nobody wants to feel ashamed of their home. Equally, nobody really likes that uncomfortable feeling when a friend comes in and reacts to the stack of magazines taking up an entire kitchen counter. Clear out items that you no longer need, and get organized places like a Power Shelf to store those things that you do. This will lead to a happier and healthier self esteem and social life!
A Power Shelf Provides Help For the College-Bound
The first lesson a teen heading for college should begin to master is that of time management. In high school, it was a bit easier to juggle school with activities and chores. College will be a whole different ball game, especially for those carrying a full load of classes. Trying to balance work, play and school can quickly turn disastrous for teens who don’t know how to manage their time. To help them, you could take your teen shopping for a good organizer. This could be a book like a planner or it could be something for the tech savvy that gets charged in their handy Power Shelf. As long as it works for them, and gets them to add all classes and activities to their schedule, it’s good.
One big way a parent can set their teen up for success is to assist them in getting their new living space organized. This goes for everything from the closet to the kitchen. Clutter will wreak havoc on a busy college student, sapping the energy needed for academic success. Organizing the work area of your college student is an easy task with the help of The Power Shelf. This easy to install shelf rids the area of the clutter of cords and small items needing power. Replacing the standard wall outlet with a Power Shelf gives a new place for items such as cell phones and even the all important laptop. Cords wrap neatly around the arm of the shelf, and the item sits securely on the shelf, keeping counters and work spaces free of clutter.
A teen should be encouraged to add any deadlines to their planner the moment the deadline is given. A planner should be used to properly plan out time for study and play. Once items are in their planner, they can then prioritize them based on deadlines and time commitment. A student must learn to gauge how much time each assignment will take, and then block that amount of time out in their planner for each assignment. Doing this will prevent the student from beginning a task and spending so much time on that one task that they miss others.
