Who Said That? Friday, August 24th 2007

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Discover Your Dreams and Live Them: 22 Action Items

We all talk about living our dreams, but Jay White of Dumb Little Man Gives us 22 Action Items to first discover what it is that you want and then make them real in his post 22 Secrets to Discovering Your Dream and Living It. My favorite-Live as you want to be remembered.

9 Ways to Have a Better Day than Yesterday

Another fav this week comes again from Jay White of Dumb Little Man, a blog that I just found and can’t get enough of! The future isn’t some undetermined amount of time x number of years from now the future starts today! Jay shows us 9 ways to begin down the path of a better future with 9 Ways to Have a Better Day than Yesterday.

9 Resources for the Internet Entrepreneur

As Erik Karey explains in his post 9 Indispensable Forums for an Internet Entrepreneur nobody knows everything, especially internet entrepreneurs. We’re all forging new territory together, so it only makes sense to have a strong community of others to turn to for ideas and advice.

A Search Engine Optimization Audit for Your Blog

Darin Rowse of ProBlogger has been running an awesome series called 31 Days to Building a Better Blog. If you haven’t been following this one, Do not pass GO, Do Not Collect $200, just read this Right Now! The latest entry talks about ways to do a search engine optimization audit for your blog. When writing a daily blog, it can be easy to let even basic SEO practices fall by the wayside. With just a few tweaks and changes to the way you do simple things, you can really boost your blog’s visibility in the search engines.

Writing Kick-Ass Posts When You’re In A Rush

Thank you Jon for this fantastic post! Only a seasoned blogger would know to write a post called Writing Kick-Ass Posts When You’re In A Rush. Jon has a music career and runs two very successful blogs that are always interesting and inspiring to read. If you’re going to take advice on writing kick-ass blog posts in a rush, this is the guy to get it from!

17 Ways to Live a Life of Contentment

Didn’t we go into business for ourselves to enjoy our lives more? Yet how often are we stressed out, over booked, and rushing around in the car NOT living the way we envisioned? Leo Babauta of Zen Habits offers 17 guidelines for How to Live a Life of Contentment I’m going to try doing ALL of these things today and see what happens. Anyone else up for the challenge?

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6 Responses

Erik Karey writes:

August 24th, 2007 at 10:24 am

Thanks for the continued exposure Christine!

Jon - FreelanceFolder writes:

August 25th, 2007 at 11:02 am

Thanx so much for the linkage and mention
Yeah, makes me think I have to dedicate a lot more time to SWR

Christine writes:

August 26th, 2007 at 9:36 pm

You bet Erik – love your blog!

Christine writes:

August 26th, 2007 at 9:38 pm

Jon – I am enjoying both of your blogs very much! I’ve been wondering if it’s been difficult for you to keep them both running – especially when one is new and exciting. How is it managing 2 blogs that you’re so personally invested in? Great stuff!!

Jon - FreelanceFolder writes:

August 27th, 2007 at 12:20 am

Hi Christine, thanx so much!
Well, it’s a lot more work, but I’m really happy to have many great writers with me on the new blog, it helps a lot. I like it cause both blogs, while being in niches/topics that are kinda close to each other, they’re totally different, I don’t write posts on FF the same way I write on SWR, so it’s cool, helps me explore new ways of writing.

Now, when I have some free time I try to catch up on e-mails and write new posts for both blogs instead of surfing stumbleupon aimlessly lol (SU take eat up a lot of time)
And I’m also (re-)discovering social networks, but from a different angle. (will write about that soon)

Christine writes:

August 28th, 2007 at 1:07 am

Thanks for sharing Jon! Those are good points for anyone thinking about starting multiple high-quality blogs. You’re right… Stumble Upon can be so addictive! I don’t hardly trust myself to go there any more. I’m looking forward to reading your post about social networks!