carnival of struggling bumbling newbies - Dec 08, 2007
Filed Under Blog Carnivals | Posted on December 8, 2007
Welcome to the December 8, 2007 edition of carnival of struggling bumbling newbies.
Edith presents >50 Habits of a Highly Effective Blogger posted at >Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..
Warren Wong presents >How To Feel Better And Be Happier posted at >Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Some practical tips you can use now to feel better and be happier.”
Apartment Manager presents >Snow removal in Alaska? always a wonderful experience! posted at >Apartment Manager Adventures, saying, “New blog of interesting aventures as apartment managers in Anchorage Alaska”
Isabella J Mori presents >Increasing blog traffic posted at >Alphablogs, saying, “Sometimes it looks like we spread link love like crazy and it isn’t reciprocated at all. Trackback, emailing, and “email a friend” plugins are three ways of dealing with that.”
isabella mori presents >is it better than silence? posted at >change therapy, saying, “blogging and blog commenting: when do we contribute useful content, and when are we just mindlessly chattering away?”
James Alenteal presents >What Really Works, Part 5 ? Why Pretty Sites Don?t Sell. posted at >James Alenteal’s Conversion Rate Clinic.
Larry Russell presents >Publish your blog news articles on traditional media center and newspaper websites posted at >THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, “Bloggers can get published on media and newspaper websites. Newspapers are picking up web content through blog content consolidation companies. My blog articles get republished regularly through one such effort, BlogBurst.com BlogBurst screens established bloggers, and then they place certified bloggers’ real-time blog content onto multiple traditional media websites.”
Edith presents >99 Life Lessons Learned from Quitting Corporate America posted at >Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..
Tupelo Kenyon presents >Ego or Soul? Who’s Driving? posted at >Tupelo Kenyon, saying, “Even though I identify my sense of self with soul, there seems to be another “something” inside forever jockeying for position and making its presence known. This is the ego.
What’s the difference? How can you know which one is in charge? What are their characteristics? Since I prefer peace to mayhem and contentment to perpetual, blind striving, my goal is to keep soul in the driver’s seat as often as possible. Instead of an either/or situation, I like the idea of soul and ego peacefully coexisting in a manner that best serves the greater good. (Enjoy soothing instrumental music as you read plus songs with lyrics related to each article – all free.)”
Scott H presents >101 Things I Learned During My Freshman Year of College posted at >College and Finance, saying, “An amusing post on things learned in college.”
Nico Tramontana presents >Tips For Running A Successful Home Based Business posted at >Nico’s Blog- Home Based Business, home business owners, on line, work at home, business opportunity, saying, “If you are looking to find information on starting over with anything check out my blog and it will make you smile. I have all the tips for you to pick yourself back up and try again. I have been on the internet for a long time now trust my advice.”
iamstr8fire presents >Bodybuilding.com - Never Settle For Less - Healthy Ego posted at >Do It Light Do It Right Do It Wrong Do It Long.
Larry Russell presents >The Fund Authority Score - A Better Mutual Fund and ETF Rating System posted at >THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, “With the Fund Authority Score system, individual investors can make concise and objective mutual fund and ETF comparisons. Fund Authority Scores are based on cost, performance, and other measures, which are correlated with better long term buy-and-hold investment results.”
Pat B. Doyle presents >How We Can Find Healing in Nature posted at >Barton Pond Feng Shui.
Susan presents >Monetarizing Your Travel Blog posted at >The Innovative Traveler.
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