100th Episode Milestone: My 50 by 50 Challenge


We just hit our 100th episode(!), and if you've listened to episode 99, you know this is our last one (at least for now, but maybe forever).

In this episode of the Health-Powered Productivity™ Podcast and corresponding blog post, I share my personal 50 by 50 birthday challenge.

50 specific things I aimed to accomplish before turning 50, which included these themes below:

  • Travel
  • Physical challenges
  • Service work
  • Reading, movies, plays, and concerts
  • New foodie experiences,
  • and more!

Tell me, what's one thing you'd love to accomplish before your next big milestone?

-Marcey

PO Box 46832, Raleigh, NC 27620
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