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		<title>By: Cody McKibben</title>
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		<description>Great post Brandon, and thanks for the link. Suffice it to say,  I&#039;ve been lacking in motivation lately, when it comes to my side projects. I *ALWAYS* keep a list of blog post ideas and other great thoughts for new projects, but I&#039;ve been swamped to make the time to *act* on it lately. I look forward to hearing others&#039; thoughts on staying motivated! Thanks guys</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great post Brandon, and thanks for the link. Suffice it to say,  I&#8217;ve been lacking in motivation lately, when it comes to my side projects. I *ALWAYS* keep a list of blog post ideas and other great thoughts for new projects, but I&#8217;ve been swamped to make the time to *act* on it lately. I look forward to hearing others&#8217; thoughts on staying motivated! Thanks guys</p>
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