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Top Posts For April

Top_5Here are the top five posts for April 2011.

  1. How Did You Celebrate?
  2. Jesus, Like No Other
  3. The #1 Way To Change Your Day
  4. Becoming Intentional
  5. Why Parents Should Stop Saying “Sorry”

Each of theses posts were published during April.  Although, one came from an email that I wrote for Easter last year.  Can you guess which one?

There are also a couple of older posts that continue to get a lot of attention:

  1. 10 Ways to Get the Attention of Kids
  2. Twelve Way To Get Your Child’s Attention

THANK YOU for reading and for letting me be part of your day.  I also want to say THANK YOU for those that have taken time to leave comments!  Community is a great way to do life and I learn so much from what others have to say.

Question:  What has been the hot topic of conversation for you this last month?  You can leave a comment by clicking here.

6 thoughts on “Top Posts For April”

  1. Those were all great posts! My hot topics…hmmm… The top was “Did Jesus Sweat Drops of Blood”. I have a post about all the stats and top posts on the site right now…

    1. Thanks Brandon! I appreciate you stopping by often to comment. I saw your month in review post – those are some awesome stats – congrats! What do you think are the key reasons for your success this last month?

      1. I think probably because it was a new site, but I comment a lot on other sites…so that definitely helps. Although this did help some, it was not a huge part of the stats. I think it was mostly the content of it. I was getting a lot of searches on the internet randomly.

        A goal I really want to accomplish on my site this month is to have great discussions. I want people to reply to other people and carry on discussions. I want the readers to spark the discussions…not me. I think that is the key to a successful site!

        I wish you luck in the month of May!

  2. I wrote a two part series on why I don’t date my wife that got some people’s attention, at least in terms of pageviews.

    1. I read those posts – they seemed to spark some conversations because, I think, of the concept that has been spoken of for so long about the need to date your spouse. You did a good job of pointing out that dating your spouse should not be the same as dating before marriage.

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