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 title: 100 Days to Offload
 date: 2022-03-20 10:50:40
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You know what I like? Arbitrary challenges.

- Journaling every day? Done.
- Create an aggressively backwards compatible website? Let's do it.
- Read one book every week until you die? Sign me up.

There's something about a goalpost that has no reason to exist
except _to exist_ that motivates me in a way that important things
like deadlines, due dates, and appointments generally fail to do.
Which is why the 100 Days to Offload [0] challenge really speaks to
me.

## The Rules

In case you are unfamiliar with the challenge, here are the rules:

> - This needs to be done on a personal blog, not a corporate blog.
If you don’t have a personal blog, you can sign up for a free one
at Write.as.
> - There is no specific start date. Your 100 posts can start or
end whenever you want them to.
> - Publish 100 new posts in the space of a year.
> - There are no limits to what you can post about – write about
whatever interests you.

Seeing as I've got a personal blog and a motivation to write on it
a _hell_ of a lot more, this is right up my alley.

## Ready. Set. Go.

Now, I should mention that I won't be following the trend of
tagging the articles for the challenge. I think it's safe to assume
that any article published between now and *\*checks watch\** March
20th, 2023 will apply to the designated total.

And, because it doesn't feel very sporting otherwise, this article
will be considered #0 in the series. 100 fresh posts; about two a
week for the next 52 weeks. That's the goal, and that's what I'm
going to shoot for.

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[0]: https://100daystooffload.com/
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