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Over the last few months and especially in the last couple weeks I’ve been struck by how lucky I am to have such excellent bloggers around me. I thought that I should show my affection and gratitude by sharing them with you, my readers. Check them out, if you have the chance.
- wellbeingandhealth.net is the newest. This is a well-written and engaging blog on wellness in all forms. From relationships to physical well-being to learning the lessons of life, the blog covers it all. Evan, who runs that blog, always has an interesting and inspiring word to say.
- The Positivity Blog is a great resource for, well, positivity! The community around the positivity blog alone would be worth the visit, but the articles are top-notch as well. Don’t forget to check out the archives.
- The Winding Path is currently on hiatus, but this is another one of my favorites. It evolved from a simple journal-type blog into a real resource.
- 7P Productions is also relatively new to me. This blog has a lot more “fire” than others and is good at helping you translate book learning into getting it done.
- Think Simple. Be Decisive. Catchy, huh? This blog deserves its place among this list because I come away from that blog enriched by the experience every single time. From the esoteric to the immediately practical, and everything inbetween, it’s a good read.
- Shards of Consciousness is fairly recent for me, but it has a way of slicing through the garbage to get to the point, and that is a remarkable thing in a blog
- Jenny and Erin haven’t posted in a while but “A tongue-in-cheek quest for understanding” just about says it all. From hiking, to Stephen Covey, to how relationships work, there’s a lot to read.
- Last but not least, we have Project Armannd. Armannd and I have been communicating and commenting back and forth for about as long as we’ve been blogging. While we don’t always see eye-to-eye, his article are always a worthwhile read. Even when I occasionally disagree I come away with a clearer understanding of why.
There are many more, but this is as many as I could fit. My thanks to you all for making my world a richer place and inspiring me to be more.
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