“People excel at what they are passionate about.”

-Awesome guy Chuck M. Schwab, 1862 – 1939, who started in rags and became emperor of the U.S. Steel Corporation

photo credit: WTL photos

I feel guilty about not posting to the blog in the last few weeks, but I’ve been tremendously busy with freelance work, some frustrating personal issues, and of course the ever-present question: how to maintain three personal websites, continue writing for other publications, and build even more sites for my clients!

Here’s the executive decision: I think I’ve finally decided that Thrilling Heroics will become my centralized home on the net, and codymckibben.com will become a static about me page/portfolio/resume. So over the next day or so I’m transferring some of the older material from codymckibben.com over here and trying to eliminate any duplicate content, which means subscribers may see the feed get a little funky for the next two days. Sorry about that—but it might also give you a fun chance to jump into some of my older content and learn another thing or two about who this guy Cody McKibben is!

This new reshuffle will let you see a more personal side of me. And of course it means I’ll be restructuring my categories and focus to keep it as relevant as I can to personal development and Gen-Y issues, but hopefully you guys will also enjoy a little more humanized blog here at Thrilling Heroics. Plus I have lots of life adventures and career building tips to share with you! So stay tuned, and if you’re not already a TH subscriber, grab the RSS feed so you can be sure to drink from the fountain of knowledge when I commence blogging with a vengeance next week!

In the meantime, I’ll leave you with the powerful Tony Robbins quote below about success, as well as an awesome list of thoughts on prosperity from Steve at brip blap.

“People who succeed do not have fewer problems than people who fail. The only people without problems are those in cemeteries. It is not what happens to us that separates failures from successes. It is how we perceive it and what we do about what “happens” that makes the difference.”

-Tony Robbins, Unlimited Power