Gribble Awards - Gribbley’s for November
Around the blogosphere this month: These are the articles that have stood out for me:
The Orlando Sentinal -
Although bloggers — basically people who keep Internet diaries to be read by a few or a few thousand — can start off with a bang, many are soon casting about for something to write about. When […]
Those wake up moments
Steve Pavlina as usual has some great insights into the awakening of our consciousness. He suggests that humanity is at the edge of a significant mass awakening.
“One day you’re tooling along, working your normal job, living your normal life, and everything seems OK. But something happens that triggers a sudden expansion of your awareness, […]
Positive thinkings power - there’s more to it than just weight loss
Here is a great list of tips regarding the benefits of the positive thinking. Evidently it really does work. Even if it doesn’t its much better to be positive and reasonably happy than negative and very unhappy.
Optimism is a predictor of well-being, mood, physical health, and achievements
Positive thinking has been linked to a number of […]
Relating Web 2.0 to our personal development
Open up your data as much possible. There is no future in hoarding data, only controlling it.
Learn not to control information but become a conduit for communication. There is no future in relationships where a person uses their personal knowledge as power. So as much as possible be an open book. People will value your […]
Be yourself - Everyone else is taken
You are special. Until you realise that no one else in the whole world has your unique combination of strengths, thoughts, emotions, personality, desire, hopes and dreams you will never really reach your potential. No one else will ever be able to do the things that you do in quite the same way. You are […]
He-Brew Beer
I couldn’t resist putting this in. OK, we’re jealous. When did you last hear of Baptist Bitter? Or Pentecostal Pilsener? Or even Lutheran Lager? Like, never. So if you’re in search of a truly divine beer, you’ll have to cross the denominational divides big time, and head off to He’brew for “the best (and only) […]
The long tail of success - or success for the rest of us
The long tail is the concept that there are huge markets that lie on the periphery of the so called big ticket items. When it comes to sales we see that Ebay has capitalised on this almost perfectly. The attraction is that anyone can make money on Ebay. All that you have to do is […]
Personal Development Carnival
Hey guys great to be a part of the Personal Development Carnival. As usual there are some great links to some excellent posts to enable us to create a better life.
A good post to follow up my article on Leadership beginning at home is this thankyou from the balanced life centre.
Don’t go chasing people you’ll never make happy
Don’t go chasing people you’ll never make happy.A great example is the original wiki design. Ward Cunningham and friends deliberately stripped the wiki of many features that were considered integral to document collaboration in the past. Instead of attributing each change of the document to a certain person, they removed much of the visual representation […]
Building a better blog world - one post at a time
I believe that those who contribute to the conversation - even if it’s critically - are the bloggers that are really the ones that are the most interesting to read. These leaders don’t always paint everything as candy canes and lollipops. They call things like they see them. But they do so not to attack, […]
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