The other blogger(?) should still do what the doctor ordered. But te others may fellow your advice if they want.

You should make a post on how and what you used(software, hardware) for creating the video and Revver(make money). Newbies may like the tips.

Btw, I created a new category a few weeks ago for Video Blogger’s(like you now ). So, you can add your blog to 1 Cool File (Free option available). Your blog can have many categories. It’s an open invitation.

Again, continue the great work and I zoomed you.

Thanks!

Paul, UK.

I’ve often thought about doing one or two - perhaps I will some day.

Like Blaine above, I also weigh myself daily. My “official” weights that I care about are only once a week, but the daily ones help me to see what’s going on with my body. If I happen to be up one day, I can usually tell you exactly why (this usually happens if I’ve skipped workouts or ate out at an Indian restaurant or something). Doing the daily weigh-ins motivates me not to skip workouts and to resist eating out as much as I want to.

I’m actually a big fan of weighing yourself daily. Now that I have a digital scale, it gives me an accurate number, but when I first started weighing myself every day I intentionally didn’t zero out the scale.

I care more about the trends of my weight from day to day than the actual number. I recognize that my daily weight is going to fluctuate a little, but if I gain or lose weight consistently for a few a days in a row I also know that I’m over training or getting sick and that I need to tone it down to keep myself healthy.

Checking your resting heart rate as soon as you wake up in the morning is probably the only barometer that is better than weighing yourself every day, but stepping on the scale after emptying your bowels first thing in the morning is way easier.

I’ll be doing Vlogs too and I see your feedburner is really burning! 1436, is that right or a problem?

Great Job!