Each season, like clockwork, I hit this mental block. 

I feel like I've reached my capacity and I have no new content to give, no no tips to provide, and no more help to offer.

Some call it seasonal depression, I call it a mental clutter. I think I'm an idea hoarder.

Throughout the year, I take tons of things in, recycle it, reword it, use it over and over again. This works for a while... but eventually, you need new material. I think of bands who go on tour. They can do the same set list over and over again for a year or so, in each city, but people love it more if they are going into something that's unexpected, but quality driven.

I've reached that point again. I just spent the day reading all of your blog posts over here. I've read marketing e-mails that I've been banking in my inbox. I have 10 new books on my "To Read" list. I adoreQBQ, and personal accountibility, but I've been riding those coattails for 8 years. 

Yep. 8 years.

So, I'm opening my mind to all the new things. I'm not beating myself up for not being "smart" anymore. I'm just realizing that I'm craving something new. Something other than the same old same old. Fresh ideas. Taking out the old ideas, bringing in some new ones. 

I'm just as nervous as I am excited.