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Why Are You Really Here? | The Smart Passive Income Blog

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 04:59:28 -0700

From the page: "The obvious answer would be to read Pat�s excellent content, but I want you to dig a little deeper. Why is it that you spend so much time reading blogs each day looking for new nuggets of knowledge that you can hopefully apply to your online ventures?"

Analysis: Top 100 Twitter Users

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:13:09 -0700

From the page: "In terms of traffic, I feel like Twitter is becoming a sort of hybrid between Digg of a few years ago and StumbleUpon. By Digg I mean that thousands of blogs are now including �oeTweet this” buttons (just like they were with �oeDigg It” buttons) and like StumbleUpon, Twitter has the ability to send thousands of visitors in a short period of time."

Definitive Guide to Becoming Likeable Online

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:12:18 -0700

From the page: "Without scrolling further down to check the answer, I want you to think about something. What could be my number one point be in the answer to �oehow do I become more likeable?” What do you think is the most important factor to becoming likeable online?"

The Day I Found 4 Naked, 40+ Men, In My Apartment

Mon, 17 Aug 2009 08:26:18 -0700

For my first few weeks in Cape Town I lived in Long Street, the party centre of South Africa's capital city. I stayed directly above a bar and the noise from below drove me crazy during the week, but the location was ideal on weekends. My boss' brother owned the place which he rented out, but after 2 weeks there, I had to make way for other tenants and find a new place to stay.

14 fabulous date ideas-Upgrade Reality

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:11:57 -0700

Since Upgrade Reality is still fairly small in terms of subscribers, I was reading up on some ways to get more readers to visit and subscribe to your blog, and besides all the usual `leave comments on related blogs','post great content' and 'social bookmarking sites', one of the main ways seems to be to create something of value, something useful, and give it away as an incentive or `bribe' for readers to subscribe. :)

How To Make Money Blogging | Life Coach Blog: The Discomfort Zone :

Mon, 03 Aug 2009 09:56:01 -0700

I have a confession to make. Not only do I not care that much for reading blogs, I also don't really like reading e-books. For a Life Coach that has a self development blog and has written 3 e-books, with another due out next month, that is a moderately shocking confession.

25 Lessons You Can Learn From Glen Allsopp&|&Blogging Tips From Jade Craven

Sun, 02 Aug 2009 02:20:12 -0700

1. Be Willing to Explore New Ideas

In his guest post on Life Dev, Glen discussed ways you can stay creative:

If you ever get too stuck in a mindset that your way is the only way and you know everything about a topic that you need to know, then you could be missing out on some purely genius information.

Review of Cloud Living (Glen Allsopp) — Aliventures

Thu, 30 Jul 2009 03:33:32 -0700

I've been watching Glen's online activities with interest, and occasionally a certain amount of envy and/or despair: he writes for a number of the same blogs as me, but a few months back, he seemed to be everywhere - sometimes, my RSS reader showed as many as half-a-dozen articles by him on various sites.

Enhance Life: 18 Personal Development Bloggers &Their Head Turning Remarks

Wed, 29 Jul 2009 10:21:23 -0700

once this event we've been looking forward to is upon us, we're already on the lookout for the next one; the next high. ...
If you can see that most of your life is spent reminiscing the past or awaiting the future, it's not too late to change.

An Interview With Glen Allsopp

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 15:35:01 -0700

If you are looking to get more in tune with the person you are, as opposed to the person you try to present to others, you will want to take a look at what Glen Allsopp provides in article format on his site PluginID. The site is about plugging into your identity, with a focus on the identity you have, and how you can and should express it. He exemplifies this by presenting points about his personal experiences all through his articles and site-related components. When he points out how he actually felt during a past event, or how he got through an experience, with description about the experience, we as readers benefit more than if details and practicality aren't present.