Link Love End October Edition
My collection of favourites this week go back further than a week in many cases mainly because I’ve been dealing with some Personal matters that required my attention and as a result am still catching up on my reading.
A look through this weeks posts and I’m looking at rubber meets the road issues. We must spend more of our time on the processes and doing. Only when we press forward in the daily matters of our life will we start to find that our lives begins to matter.
Is your blog actually useful?
In this post Robert “The Brave Programmer” Bravery squares off against interesting but essentially useless blogs. Every blog must at it’s heart provide something to their audience and fill some need they have. Here Robert looks at ways to service your client, the reader better.
Online Tools For Lifestyle Design.
This is a guest Post by Kevin Tea on Lifestyle Design 4 U. This is a nice a look at online tools that can help you with with organizing and administering your life style design goals online.
10 Scary-but-Exciting Reasons to Work for Yourself and 10 Scary-but-Exciting Reasons to Work for Yourself – continued
Aliventures is probably my favourite blog at the moment something about the writing style and practical advice seems to make visiting this site seem more like jumping in and out of a discussion than checking up on a site. In this two part Post looks at 10 reasons to leave the rat race behind you.
How Self Development Can Ruin Your Life: Part Two and Freedom of the Moment
These two posts from Epicdoo were really enjoyable for two very different reasons, the follow up post on How Self Development Can Ruin Your Life made me think about my personal journey with books and programs and how far I’ve come, while Freedom of the Moment is just a stunning reminder that we are responsible for our happiness.
Waking Up From the Big Sleep
This is from Billy Corgan, of Smashing Pumpkins fame, spirituality blog Everything from Here to There. To often we look at spirituality or religion as an answer where perhaps it’s just a great framework to ask the correct questions. Billy looks at the world and asks how do we make it better now.
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Michael,
Thanks so much for featuring these posts from EpicDoo. It’s always good to know that the things you have written resonate in truth the way you want them to. Look forward to my partner and I re-launching EpicDoo to closer focus on these truths.
To all the above,
Eli & Rhen Elyse
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Hey Michael,
A big thank you for the links – and your kind words! More so, thanks for reading Aliventures and joining in on the discussion, I know I’ve seen you pop up in the comments. I’m glad the tone is resonating with you; I’m still finding my voice a bit but I’m very much enjoying writing there.
Thanks for the pointer to the EpicDoo posts, too: feeling a sense of freedom (and avoiding the information-obsession) are two of the things I’m working on at the moment…
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