I know that many of you are familiar with reading posts from Christine.  Well, she moved this past weekend and is still without internet service.  Which is worse, the move? or no internet?  Christine should be back online soon and you can begin enjoying her posts.  Either way, there will be a regular quality post on Wednesday for sure.

As the co-founder of CBG, I’m going to give away $50 to the most active and quality focused commenter this week.  The decision will be made on Friday.  So dive into some older posts and comment, comment, comment.  It could be worth $50 to you.

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I want to commend Josh Mullineaux for his post titled My New Marketing Experiment where he and Nate Whitehill video blog about venturing into new territory – video blogging.  I enjoyed the video very much and like the fact that they are committed to trying new things.

A previous boss of mine encouraged everyone in the company to consistently take risks by stepping outside of their comfort zone.  He understood that this meant there would be failures.  He would say that if you took two steps outside of your zone of comfort and were knocked back one, you would still be one step closer to finding success.

Perhaps the biggest mistake any business owner could make is to never try new things.  It can be difficult to take risks – especially when you’ve found a nice place of satisfactory comfort.

Have you recently taken a risk?  If so, what was it and what were the results?  There’s no better time than the present to try something new.  How about making a committment today to take a risk in your business or personal life?  What are your ideas?