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In this episode, I talk about the five reasons you need to get a personal website.

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Check out the artist and let's get into the show. The Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps, Big Changes, where I share simple strategies you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and the other day we talked about why it's important to walk more often.

That was back in episode 70 and the episode has had a great

response from you all so I thought you might like to take part in a short walking

challenge with me. One of my favorite bloggers and entrepreneurs Derek Halpern is kicking

off his seven-day walking challenge and it starts on May 16th. Now in episode 70 we talked about some of the benefits of walking things like

boosting your creativity improving your health clearing your head we also

talked about how easy it is to get started and really how you didn't need anything as far as equipment goes.

So I honestly got a bit excited when I saw that Derek was doing this challenge

because I know that so many of you are just itching for the perfect reason

to get started. Well, this is it. To join the challenge, head over to W.W.

dot Greg Klunis.com slash Walk. I'll be doing it and I hope you will join me.

With that said in today's episode I want to talk about why you should have a personal website.

One thing I've always been happy about is the fact that I have a personal website.

It's taken quite a few different forms over the years.

Of course, as my interest in career and position in life has changed but it's always done its job as my digital man cave.

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