I wanted the 50th Personal Growth Carnival edition to be the biggest one yet. Well I got my wish.We have a record shattering 95 articles. There were actually quite a few more, but I didn’t include them because they seemed like spam to me. So congratulations to all the authors.
I haven’t been writing a lot lately because I’ve been focused on other things. If you’re a blogger who writes about Finance or Personal Growth why not be featured on this blog? You can do so by just dropping me an email. If your article is good, I’ll post it on my blog. You’ll get more exposure and my readers will enjoy some good writing. Everyone wins!
Enjoy the carnival. It’s been a long journey.
Phil B. presents posted at Phil for Humanity, saying, “On a daily basis, I struggle with motivation issues. Heck, I am even struggling right now for a reason to write this article. I think this is because laziness is a fundamental cornerstone of the human mind, yet I believe I figured out five sure fire ways to quickly become motivated.”
Will Mitchell presents Introduction to Lucid Dreams and the Lucid Dream Experiment posted at http://sparkedblog.com.
CA presents Hey, where are the bugs anyway? posted at Atlantic Canada’s Small Business Blog.
Phil B. presents 13 Steps to be Productive « Phil for Humanity posted at Phil for Humanity, saying, “Ever wonder why some people are so productive all of the time while other people never accomplish anything?”
Dr Martin W. Russell presents The Key Life Principle? posted at Dr Martin W. Russell.
Phil B. presents The Right and Wrong Ways to Boost Morale « Phil for Humanity posted at Phil for Humanity, saying, “I think morale has reached an all time low where I currently work, and I would guess that the same is true where you work too.”
Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents How to Treat Affluenza: Spend Less and Live a Happier Life posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door, saying, “The number of “very happy” people peaked in 1957, and has remained fairly stable or declined ever since. Even though we consume twice as much as we did in the 1950s, people were just as happy when they had less. 86% of Americans who voluntarily cut back their consumption feel happier as a result.”
Arin Vahanian presents A Quick Primer on How to Eliminate Fears and Bad Feelings posted at Super State. (more…)
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Wow. I don’t know what happened this week, but we had 64 submissions to the personal growth carnival. That’s a new record I might add.
Earlier this Month Andy over at the 