I do hope you will consider my entry as meeting the deadline. If not, I guess I’m a real April Fool.

Fingers crossed!

I do hope you will consider my entry as meeting the deadline. If not, I guess I’m a real April Fool.

Fingers crossed!

http://setourteachersfree.com/main/why-im-the-best-candidate-to-be-the-next-authority-blogger/

http://setourteachersfree.com/main/why-im-the-best-candidate-to-be-the-next-authority-blogger/

Best wishes to all who entered and I look forward to exchanging handshakes and hugs all around in 32 days.

Best wishes to all who entered and I look forward to exchanging handshakes and hugs all around in 32 days.

David

David

This is about developing killer content and then knowing how to package it for the maximum benefit to my readership.

This is about realizing a dream in a way I never even thought possible.

As a newbie professor and speaker unfortunately I do not have the time nor resources to drop on my blog/website at the present time. And let’s face it, taking the time to design a logo, or search through WordPress themes is not producing the result I have intended (one look at my website will prove this.)

That is why a contest like this is too good to be true. In fact, it is better than too good to be true. I have been working odd jobs and doing all within my power to assess the needed funds to accomplish all that you are offering. And to think I could win these goods….truthfully, the thought overwhelms me. I always thought I would have to work really hard to accomplish my goals (which I was prepared to do) it never occurred to me I could actually reach my goals free of charge.

All I can say is it is too good to be true.

It is too good to be true because I know that if I were to win, I would be able to put out content that I know would serve teenagers and young adults who are seeking to wrestle with the issues of values, identity, and social action.

It is too good to be true because I know that if I were to win not only would I benefit but then I would be able to teach others from the skills that I would acquire. I would be a link in an ongoing chain of people who would learn how to proper harness the power of blogging.

It is too good to be true because I would learn in one setting how to know what is truly communicating to my audience and why. (It is easier on my schedule to plan to learn if the information is being dispensed in one setting versus multiple different settings at different times.)

It is too good to be true because I know that I would grow as a person by learning what motivates and communicates to others. I get a special sense of fulfillment knowing that by serving others I am also developing as a person.

And last but not least, it is too good to be true because at last, I would be able to cut the odd jobs and provide another steady income stream to support my family of 4.

That is why I wish there was some way to convince you I would really, really, really would benefit to most from winning such a contest. Alas, all I can do is say that if I were to win, I would take the responsibility of winning very seriously. I would consider it such an honor that I would be the best student I could. I would seek to use the information as responsibly as possible. I would not be satisfied until I not only digested but explored all possible options in quest to master the material.

That is the only way I can think of responding to an offer that is too good to be true.

Chris, thank you for all your hard work and generosity. And thank you for reading my entry and considering me as the winner for this contest.

I wish you much success in the future.

This is about developing killer content and then knowing how to package it for the maximum benefit to my readership.

This is about realizing a dream in a way I never even thought possible.

As a newbie professor and speaker unfortunately I do not have the time nor resources to drop on my blog/website at the present time. And let’s face it, taking the time to design a logo, or search through WordPress themes is not producing the result I have intended (one look at my website will prove this.)

That is why a contest like this is too good to be true. In fact, it is better than too good to be true. I have been working odd jobs and doing all within my power to assess the needed funds to accomplish all that you are offering. And to think I could win these goods….truthfully, the thought overwhelms me. I always thought I would have to work really hard to accomplish my goals (which I was prepared to do) it never occurred to me I could actually reach my goals free of charge.

All I can say is it is too good to be true.

It is too good to be true because I know that if I were to win, I would be able to put out content that I know would serve teenagers and young adults who are seeking to wrestle with the issues of values, identity, and social action.

It is too good to be true because I know that if I were to win not only would I benefit but then I would be able to teach others from the skills that I would acquire. I would be a link in an ongoing chain of people who would learn how to proper harness the power of blogging.

It is too good to be true because I would learn in one setting how to know what is truly communicating to my audience and why. (It is easier on my schedule to plan to learn if the information is being dispensed in one setting versus multiple different settings at different times.)

It is too good to be true because I know that I would grow as a person by learning what motivates and communicates to others. I get a special sense of fulfillment knowing that by serving others I am also developing as a person.

And last but not least, it is too good to be true because at last, I would be able to cut the odd jobs and provide another steady income stream to support my family of 4.

That is why I wish there was some way to convince you I would really, really, really would benefit to most from winning such a contest. Alas, all I can do is say that if I were to win, I would take the responsibility of winning very seriously. I would consider it such an honor that I would be the best student I could. I would seek to use the information as responsibly as possible. I would not be satisfied until I not only digested but explored all possible options in quest to master the material.

That is the only way I can think of responding to an offer that is too good to be true.

Chris, thank you for all your hard work and generosity. And thank you for reading my entry and considering me as the winner for this contest.

I wish you much success in the future.

HART’s Entry

Good Luck everybody

HART’s Entry

Good Luck everybody

Scot

Scot