
Welcome to the November 30, 2007 edition of living a real life.
We have had another submission bonanza for this edition. Please remember to submit only one article for the carnival as we have too many submissions to include them all. Do not submit articles that are advertisements because they offer no value to the readers. For future carnivals, because we have so many submissions, I will exclude all of your submissions if you send more than one. I don't want to be mean, here, but you can see for yourself that we have more than enough quality articles for this carnival.
There are some wonderful posts here, and I know that there is a lot to get through so why not bookmark this post and come back to it? Read it slowly and absorb the ideas and information that they contain. Thank you for reading, and to all contributors thanks for the submissions.
Now, grab a coffee and read.........
falling over
personal growth
Marlene presents
Bleu Girl-Brain Food posted at
Bleugirl, saying, "This site is for smart women who are interested in style, beauty, health, and intelligenlt topics."
Dominic Tay presents
Squiggle your attitude towards Personal Development posted at
Dominic Tay Dot Com, saying, "Are you a type who’s so hard to please, someone who’s unappreciative with simple things? If yes, take heart. There is more to life than those grandeur superficial matters you see around. In personal development, life’s meaning is seeing more than the squiggles or those that you think are unnecessary. At times, in order for you to win in life, you’ll have to see life from another perspective totally far from your own and start working on your personal growth. This article encourages you to appreciate small things to win in life. Read on!"
Tupelo Kenyon presents
Persistence and Perseverance for Winners – Losers Just Quit posted at
Tupelo Kenyon, saying, "Giving up is easy. Most people make a habit of giving up. In fact, they make a life of it Persistence through a solution-oriented attitude is for visionaries, dreamers and other winners who refuse to take “no” for a final answer. (Enjoy soothing instrumental music as you read plus songs with lyrics related to each article – all free.)"
Carole G. McKay presents
A Friend in Deed posted at
McKay Today, saying, "Living healthfully means aligning ourselves with Earth...lessons long forgotten and recently remembered."
Carole Fogarty presents
The Tao of a happy full wallet: posted at
THE HEALTHY LIVING LOUNGE, saying, "Today is the day you improve your relationship with your wallet. Today is the day you clean out the cob webs, cleanse away the negative vibes and create the energetic space to welcome abundance back into your wallet. In preparation for Christmas lets focus on all having happy, healthy cash flow friendly wallets instead of stressed out, toxic empty wallets."
Charles H. Green presents
Americans, Travel and Rushing to Judgment posted at
Trust Matters, saying, "My personal road to growth has been exposure to others. For me as an American, the benefit of international travel is enormous. Yet only something like 20% of us have a passport. Absurdly few of us speak another language—usually poorly at that."
Mike Remer presents Is STRESS Real? My Path To Fitness Blog posted at My Path To Fitness Blog.
Craig Harper presents
Craig Meets Lance Armstrong posted at
Motivation - Renovate your life with Craig, saying, "I was sitting at the lights lost in my own thoughts when all of a sudden I became aware of a presence... no, not a poltergeist; a bloke on a mountain bike had pulled up along side me. Three feet away. Coulda touched him. Game face on... waiting for the green signal. Like an Olympian waiting for the starters gun. Focused. Committed. And dressed atrociously."
spiritual growth
Matthew Spears presents
That childlike state, and Love. posted at
Loving Awareness, saying, "There is so much we can learn from children. Most of us are disconnected from that childlike quality inside ourselves, that innocent state of joyful wonder that makes love for children so natural. And yet, it is available to us at all times, and an absolutely essential part of happiness and love. The article goes through qualities of a child we can learn to bring into our own life."
kathmandau presents
Finding the One Truth? posted at
Into the Mist, saying, "I went looking for a single, unchanging truth—something to buffer my mind and spirit from the harsh realities of life."
taking a risk
5 comments:
Hello Anne,
Thank you for including my post at this edition. I have added a trackback link here at my blog
http://www.mindthinksuccess.com/blog-carnival-list
Warm Regards
Gamy Rachel
Anne,
Thank you for including my post and for all the effort you extended managing and publishing this carnival. I've linked back here: http://www.slowdownfast.com/blog/are-self-growth-and-self-acceptance-mutually-exclusive/
Thanks for posting my article. Keep up the good work.
Michael Bell
www.live-it-true.com
Thank you, Anne, for this collection of writing...and the work it takes to bring it together.
I have added you to my permanent blogroll.
many blessings,
CG
Thank you everyone for your contributions and support. It is pleasing to know that it is not only me who learns from these posts.
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