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I am fast becoming an Ian Sanders groupie - in an entirely innocent way you understand. This article addresses the issue of answering the "What do you do?" question when you do lots of things. Great reading for scanners/renaissance souls/portfolio workers.

As Nikki says "a quick and dirty list of ways to keep your Facebook Fan Page interesting"

I have yet to explore this site properly - and given that I'm a self-employed dilettante, it's unlikely I'll ever do so, however, I will definitely be telling friends about Dekasu, a "free-to-use career management toolkit". They provide a secure record of your career history, tools to easily generate tailored CVs and other career development resources PLUS they have natty 'matching' technology to help you find your next job. You specify the profile of your ideal next role (function, sector, location, package etc). They identify the employers who then contact you directly. Perfect! :)

LOL - Chris would say that!! But he's right - I looked for something like this years ago and found nothing. Thank goodness he did the same and did something about it. It's such a simple idea but sooo effective AND it will save me the extra my accountants charge me for sorting through a carrier bag of crumpled receipts!! Love it!

Great interview with Caroline Diana Bobart, founder of Advanced Intuitive Admininstration. I have an Intuitive Consultation with her tomorrow - can't wait!

Only recently found Chris Guillebeau's The Art of Non-Conformity blog, and am already hooked. This post on Sufficiency reminds me how right I was to follow my gut and make the leap from a high-earning yet unhappy life to the life I have to day. I earn way less - but feel wealthier and healthier than ever before. Great inspiration to those who are hesitating. Thanks Chris. :o)

I've heard so many positive things about this site and the man behind it Nick Williams. Feel blessed that we have him speaking at universalgrowth.org [universalgrowth.org] in Cardiff later this week. Can't wait. If you can't get there, visit his site and sign up for his 'no-fee' ecourse.

John Williams' creation of a Scanners group in London *almost* makes me want to move back there :o) . I recommend this site and group to renaissance souls and scanners in or near London, UK all the time. Being a scanner myself, I have (naturally) considered creating something similar here in Cardiff, UK, but from tips picked up at ScannerCentral and Barbara Sher that project is noted and parked for the time being. :)