Click Chemistry Coincidences. . .

You just never know who will be reading your posts - and isn't that the fun part when you find out Michael!  This is exactly what I have been meaning to write about for the Blogging Success Contest.  And in fact, now that you've inspired me I must be about that very soon. You always offer us 'pondertunity' and I love that!!

Ponderful, Michael, Ponderful. I love your entry and a well deserved feature!

Apropos of nothing, but your "click" references brought me to pickleball.  Imagine that!  One day, my partner started putting here thumb together with one of her fingers and saying "click" at the same time.  I let it go on for a long time and then my curiosity got the best of me.  "Why all the clicks?' I asked.  She started laughing and told me she was counting all my unforced errors.  Later, when I hit a really bad shot, she said, "Click, click, click, click."  It cracks me up every time and gets my head back in the game.  It helps me disconnect from the bad shots.  I do not think she will get a Nobel Price for her "Click Theory," but it is a brilliant strategy.  It is really hard to keep me grounded.

I really enjoyed your article.  Your thoughts are always spot on and one of the reasons I am an enthusiastic fan. Thank you for all you do here at ActiveRain.

Michael, I have actually had a bunch of deals from AR (I calculated the commissions earned from AR in the six figures), but I do not really think that is what I have earned. I have made so many friends and it has been far more rewarding than I could have ever imagined. The dollars have been nice, but the chance to put my ideas and thoughts into this cool little site has been awesome.

And that is a success, that someone comes and meets you knowing who you are before they enter.

Hello Michael Jacobs, brilliant post. The benefits of ActiveRain can not be measured with a dollar amount. For me, it is truly about relationships on this platform. 

Michael, I can truly say that blogging has its rewards and benefits, as they certainly give you that online exposure. I need to check-in on the October Challenge. Thanks for pointing that out. 

Success is measured by a variety of metrics, consistency is one of those metrics.  Be smart about it, follow up and succeed.

Totally not surprised how you wove your success story. Reading your posts always expands my thought processes.  Thank you for entering this Active Rain Challenge.

Good Wednesday morning, Michael.

Have a great day and an outstanding week.

Michael, was wondering if you had changed professions, and got into click chemistry.   Blogging has worked differently for all of us, and glad someone knew you for all those years.

Your wise words always strike me from different directions but always result in a new perspective Michael 🙂

Your posts always make me ponder and then try to look up the subject. 

As I read clock chemistry, I was at a loss and needed to go look it up so I could better appreciate the flow.

Well, here's what I found:

In chemical synthesis, "click" chemistry is a class of biocompatible small molecule reactions commonly used in bioconjugation, allowing the joining of substrates of choice with specific biomolecules. Click chemistry is not a single specific reaction, but describes a way of generating products that follow examples.

Well, that didn't help much so I just stopped pondering and read and appreciate that blogging brings its success to many differently

Hi Michael:

As you always do, you have given us something special to ponder about success and blogging. I wasn't quite sure the direction your title, and post, might lead but I thoroughly enjoyed the journey.

Jeff

May all our molecules be linked in the blogosphere . Love and light all the very best to come, I’m sure

Please forgive my silly humor but I do like the idea of molecules joining together as a metaphor for community bonding. :

I am not familiar with the term click chemistry. I do like how you used it for this post though. Financial success didn't come from my blogging, but the connections and the resources I consider invaluable.

I often find very good storytellers in the real estate industry Michael. I guess it’s because we have so many great experiences 🙂

So TRUE!!! 
"It's been said before and it's true: you may not know who is reading or following what you share. Or even an exact source. That's a success in my opinion."

Hi Michael, always a treat to read your posts. Couldn't think of what to write for this month's contest/challenge but your post inspired me. Thanks, Lynn

Hi Michael! You never disappoint - I love how you took a pondertunity and morphed it into a challenge entry! I always look forward to reading your blogs.