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Below is a long blog post about 2015’s most popular posts on The Good Men Project. For me, this year has been an enormous one of growth and change (and some personal struggles), but I also feel like we’ve grown tremendously as a community here at the site — not just in traffic numbers or readership, but in terms of quality content produced by our contributors and staff writers. We have amazing stories from incredible men who are working hard to be better fathers, brothers, friends, partners, sons… you name it! And I am proud to share those with all of you every day. My hope for next year? To keep up that momentum – bringing more great content your way! The following list was compiled based upon pageviews during November/December; these figures do not include any social sharing stats or email newsletter subscribership data, which would obviously make things even crazier-looking than they already are. We can only guess why certain pieces resonated so strongly with readers. It may simply be because the topic itself struck such a chord among people. Or maybe there were external factors involved: something happened in someone’s life recently that made them want to revisit similar issues discussed elsewhere online. Whatever caused each article to take off, though—the number crunchers say over half our viewers come back daily anyway—we appreciate everyone taking time out their busy schedules (or whatever else might be going down) to check us out throughout ’15. I hope y’all enjoy reading through these highlight reels below as much as I did putting together my own picks for what got folks talking last month alone–enjoy! Below is a long blog post about 100th birthday celebrations for W.W. Norton & Company, a fine publishing house in the United States that has been around since 1923 and remains one of my favorites to work with (I have worked with them on many occasions). Many thanks again to their publicity team who took care of me so well while I was there! Below is a long blog post about 2016 and beyond. I wanted to send you all an email before the end of this year, so that I could thank each one of you for your support over these past few years! For those who have just joined me on my journey – welcome to our family; we are very glad you’re here with us as we continue building. This was a big year in many ways… As mentioned above, I am incredibly grateful for everyone out there supporting what I do. This includes each person buying from me directly, or through any other businesses (such as NOW Foods) which carry some of my products under their own brand name. To be honest, it also includes people reading this letter right now, because without readers/fans like yourself, none of this would even exist at all! Thanks again for being part of such a great community. I know things can feel difficult sometimes, but please remember how important your contribution is when everything comes together around you. We hope you will come back often and share anything interesting going on within your world. Also included below: A special announcement regarding 2017 plans & projects My top product picks currently available only online Discount codes exclusive only via email subscribers Below is a long blog post about 2017 in the life of my family. I’m not sure that anyone will read all this, but it was really fun to write down these memories and put them into some kind of order! This year started off with me being pregnant for most of January and February (and getting sick after having food poisoning on our vacation). We found out we were going to have another boy around Valentine’s day which came as no surprise since Logan wanted his brother so badly last time he had an older sister. After the second ultrasound where they could actually see him moving around inside me, I felt like there would be something wrong if he wasn’t coming home with us at least one more time. Our son was born two days before Christmas and then spent ten nights in NICU because he couldn’t regulate his temperature well enough without help from the medical staff – typical for baby boys with darker skin tones according to our doctor. In many ways it feels like we went through months worth of parenthood training overnight while still trying to figure out how babies worked…but somehow everything ended up working itself out by God’s grace alone even though neither one of us are experts yet when it comes to raising kids under three years old who don’t always want what their parents tell them! 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Crime for many of case crsu or may go your legal way even this form serious case when your some less penalty to fight crime charges with your ml bedtime routines-so hopefully things stay positive until next summer rolls around again :) The first half of December has been pretty exciting too: Logan turned four; Isaac got baptized in church; we moved house once (to make room); celebrated Thanksgiving dinner early due to scheduling conflicts within our families, etc.,etc.. It seems every week brings new experiences nowadays whether good news/bad news kinda stuff happens back home OR maybe just regular life shenanigans involving people you know…all partying hard together on occasion too sometimes haha ;) All jokes aside though these moments matter A LOT TO ME right now!! On June 3rd, we drove out west to visit relatives near Portland Oregon where my husband grew up. The drive took us past Mt Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls and lots of beautiful scenery along Highway 97. When we arrived at Great Falls Resort Hotel & Casino on Thursday evening there were several familiar faces waiting outside including cousins Kevin (who lives nearby) and Steve (from Minnesota), plus Uncle Tom Kendrick whom everyone knows best for owning property across town called “Big Rock Ranch.” We enjoyed ourselves immensely during our short stay here – swimming pools open till midnight? Yes please!–before heading back eastwardly towards Boise Idaho via Interstate 84 following highway US Below is a long blog post about 30 lessons I learned in my career so far. I have written this after reading many of the posts that talks about “What would you tell your younger self” and found it very interesting to read these answers from people who are much more experienced than me (and even some better known, like Steve Wozniak or Joel Spolsky). Therefore I thought why not share what I think might be helpful for those just starting out on their careers as well? And maybe also get feedback/criticism if any one thinks I am totally wrong here – please comment!