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Ali is a 24 year old woman from London, England, UK
I'm Ali, a freelance writer and website creator based in London in the UK. If you need writing, editing, proofreading or website services, pop over to my site at http://www.aliventures.com and see what I can do for you! I also run a health and fitness weblog packed with advice and tips for busy people: http://www.theofficediet.com
Rated • 11 reviews • self improvement • sidsavara.com
Love starts off with that head-over-heels feeling -- so does motivation. With both, you need to find a quieter, steady enjoyment to see things through.
Rated • 11 reviews • politics, values • adaringadventure.com
Great post about respecting other people's opinion and accepting that their values may differ from yours. Well worth a read!
Rated • 47 reviews • self improvement • planetpinkngreen.com
Beautiful site -- with beautiful writing too. Nice take on "cultural creativity". Has a girly feel but in a good way! :-)
Rated • 8 reviews • self improvement • sidsavara.com
I must admit that I'm not an NCAA player (not really into football video games!) though this article makes me want to give it a try ;-) I'm Stumbling it, though, because it's a great piece on personal growth.
Rated • 9 reviews • blogs, problogging, blogging • problogger.net
This is advice I wish I'd read when I started out ProBlogging; great (and brilliantly written) advice on how to adopt the right mindset for blogging success.
Rated • 23 reviews • self improvement, personal development, life, goals, happiness • thebridgemaker.com
Great post from Alex (as ever!) about working down to the roots of old fears that are holding you back in life. Whatever the baggage you're carrying with you, you can find out how to deal with it here.
Rated • 146 reviews • relationships, self improvement, marriage • thebridgemaker.com
Another beautiful post about love and relationships from Alex. If, like me, you're in the relatively early days of a (hopefully!!) lifelong partnership, you can learn a huge amount from Alex's wise and gentle words.
Rated • 5 reviews • writing, blogs, web 2 0, blogging • problogger.net
Choosing categories for your blog is one of the hardest decisions you'll make. Getting it wrong probably won't spell disaster, but it could mean that readers don't find that fantastic post that would've made them subscribe.
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Rated • 5 reviews • life, coaching, personal development, change • blogspot.com
I really love the list of "reasons to care". And I think we've all had a shopping mall experience like this one ... can't you just hear/taste/smell the action?
Rated • 18 reviews • personal development, goals, life planning • thechangeblog.com
Great article. I especially like the image of designing your life like an architect designs a house, or a writer plans a book. Why do we put so much effort into thinking ahead on projects like these, but bumble forwards without planning on the most important project of all -- our entire life?
