Personal Development List

Priscilla Palmer had a brainstorm and is allowing those of us with Personal Development/Self Help Blogs to splash around in the puddles. Fun!

She started off with five of her favorite Personal Development blogs and has invited everyone else to add five of their own.  She then takes all of the blogs and lists them in a master list. 

Priscilla’s List:

Aaron Potts at Today is That Day

David Rogers at How to Have Great Self Confidence

Henrik Edberg at The Positivity Blog

Karen Lynch at Live The Power

Lyman Reed at Creating a Better Life

Joi’s Additions:

Mike Sigers at Simplenomics

Mis Bear at Love is the Best Medicine

Alexys at Unraveling the Spiritual Mystique

Shai at Self Help Diva

Modern Worker

I actually have many more blogs I check out and love, but I thought these 5 would be a great place to start.  They, in my opinion, not only fit the “Personal Development” genre, they each have something else that I seek out in blogs:  A personal voice.  Every blog and/or site I link to on Self Help Daily and Out of Bounds has that going for them.  They’re written by people who are very comfortable with who they are - no pretentions, no chep impersonations.  They’re cut from the cloth that’s imprinted with the words, “This is me, this is who I am, this is what I do and this is how I do it.”

They’re the sort of bloggers and people who I suspect say “Thank you!” when told “No one else does it like that…”

Other blogs I read and love can be found in the links in the sidebar.  Some are simply personal blogs that I enjoy greatly, like Pretty in the City. (Love her!)

Thanks, Priscilla, for the opportunity to take part in this great idea.  I intend to go back to the master list and pig out on the buffet of wisdom.

Btw, this is a great opportunity to say this:  If anyone has linked to me on their website or blog and you don’t see yourself linked back here - please e-mail me, as there must have been an oversight.  When I switched my e-mail from joi @ selfhelpdaily.com (spam hell!) to joi @ aim.com, some of the link requests and other e-mails flew off to never never land. Just let me know and I’ll be thrilled to link back to you.  Link love?  I’m all about it.