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Welcome to the June 24  2007 edition of the personal development carnival. 

I was fortunate to host this carnival and have had a blast reading all the wonderful posts.  These are my favourites, I hope you like them as much as I do. 

On with the carnival x x x

               

Growth
Aaron M. Potts presents Personal Development Protocol: What’s Holding You Back?  posted at Today is that Day. Read if you really want to know, it’s no holds barred but true. Look on the bright side, now you know, you can do something about it!

Chris614 presents I Should Be Happy All The Time posted at The Philosophy of Change.com. A post for all self-improvers which takes off some of the pressure - you are human after all!

Steve Bentham presents Motivation for Thinking People posted at Inspiration, Motivation, Goal achievement, Success, Personal Development, giving ways to find the motivation that’s right for you, without forcing yourself to get excited, if that’s not your thing.

Craig Harper presents You’re Not the Boss of Me posted at Renovate Your Life with Craig, saying, “What happens in my life affects me… but doesn’t define me. My choices will define me… because that’s what I’ve decided.

 

Overcoming procrastination
Christine Kane presents Are You Saving Money or Wasting Time? posted at Christine Kane’s Blog. I really enjoyed this post, it’s all about keeping the balance between saving money and wasting time.

Edith Yeung presents How to Say Goodbye to Someday Isle posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act. It’s time to cut through the procrastination and take action.

Jarle Huseefest presents Live Like You’re Going to Die Tomorrow posted at The Personal Development Blog, saying, “Learn to live your life like there’s no tomorrow.” Learn to live today and tomorrow will look after itself and be more fruitful.

 

Spiritual Development
Albert Foong presents The most dangerous mistake in tapping into your intuition posted at Urban Monk, saying, “Intuition will guide you to some awesome choices in your life as it has in mine - but why has it been so maligned? People make a dangerous mistake in tapping it, and so they think it’s “bad”. Find out what it is.”

Raymond David Salas presents How to Align with Your Higher Self posted at ZenChill.com Power Tools Blog. Getting in tune with your higher self has unlimited benefits, so read this if you want to know how.

Lexi Sundell presents Working With Guides Part One, Or Have You Fired Your Guides Lately? posted at Energies of Creation, saying, “Working with non-physical guides can be surprisingly problematic and this article presents some unusual solutions, such as firing the guides.” A different perspective on guides.

Amit presents The perks of meditation posted at Amit, saying, “These are but a few, more to come soon!”

 

Relationships
The Happy Rock presents Friends Matter: Friends Accept Us The Way We Are, But… posted at The Happy Rock, saying, “The difference chosing good friends can make.” Being a good friend can be more than passively accepting everything they do and someone accepting all you do.

Alex Blackwell presents What’s the Frequency? posted at The Next 45 Years. If you want more sex and don’t know how to get it, read this.

 

Money
Peter S C presents 5 Reasons to Grow Rich posted at I will change your life . com, you have my permission to be rich, it’s always good to have more reasons, read this for a refresher.

Warren Wong presents How to Convert your Time to Money posted at Personal Development for INTJs, a practical post on making money by using your time effectively.

 

Fitness
Silicon Valley Blogger presents 12 Cheap Ways To Keep Fit And Stay Healthy posted at The Digerati Life, giving practical tips to stay healthy.

FitBuff presents 5 Tips to Empty Your Inbox and Keep It That Way posted at FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog, saying, “An empty email inbox provides an almost zen-like state of calmness–no pressing messages, no advertisements for a bigger penis, and no month-old newsletters that you haven’t had a chance to read yet. Unfortunately, very few people ever see the bottom of their virtual box for long, if at all. You will be surprised at just how effective this simple technique can be at reducing stress and clearing your mind for more important tasks.”

 

Misc
Brandon Peele presents Psychology of the Observer Book Review posted at GT, a succint review of the book.

Alvaro Fernandez presents On Bill Gates Harvard commencement speech (and his Frontal Lobes) posted at SharpBrains, saying, “a great example of the Frontal Lobes in action!”

 

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of the personal development carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

 Love, light and abundance x x x

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Jun 23, 2007
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