It’s time once again for Link Love, a round up of links I hope you’ll find as entertaining and thought provoking as I did.
Bloggers are an opinionated bunch. We offer stories and
advice, hoping to connect with readers and make their lives better. But as
Courtney Carver writes in “I Don’t Know What’s Best for You”:
“Use the information you find on the internet, in books and courses, on this site, and anywhere else as pieces of the puzzle, but not as the end all be all. It’s not. No one know what’s best for you but you.”
A skill I need to develop—learning how to be comfortable
with other people feeling uncomfortable.
Overwhelm. It happens to the best of us. Here’s one way to
stop it from derailing your day.
I enjoy many of David’s posts on his blog, Raptitude. In
this one, he shared “4 Absurdly Easy Things I Do That Make Life Disproportionately Better.” What four things would make your list? One of mine:
Put the coffee pot on a timer so it’s ready when we wake up!
I read a lot of non-fiction, but I’m embarrassed to say my
memory of what I read is often spotty. I’m thinking of trying Michael Hyatt’s
ideas from “How to Make Your Non-fiction Reading More Productive.”
Just discovered the website Art to Self after hearing a
podcast interview with artist Steph Halligan. What a terrific idea! I’ve been
back several times. One of my favorite “notes”: “It’s Meant to Fall Away.”
This made me laugh:
