100

 My big takeaway from is retreat, after struggling, scratch that, not wanting to write over the weekend, was this:

Work on your project for 100 hours. 

Then see where you're at. 

There's no time limit on the 100 hours. It could be three standard working weeks - or done over a year. 

Work 100 hours on you project. 

Time to get a tracker (or just another bloody spreadsheet).

It's an interesting concept. What can you do in time frames of 100?

It's about 100 days until I go to England and France. 

Watch this space. 

(Not much of a blog tonight. It's hellishly cold and I still have to finish my book group book for tomorrow night...)

Today's song: