I have a baby-blog here, and hope to grow it into a valuable tool for my readers. But there is a wealth of excellent information on personal growth and development out there. Here is a taste of some of the best material I found this week.

Life can become boring and routine. Why not step out now and then for a little adventure? Of course, that kind of living belongs to the popular and wealthy, doesn’t it? If you can reframe your definition of adventure a little, you can plan a string of mini adventures that will bring some excitement into your life.
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/how-to-live-mini-adventures-on-a-small-budget.html

As we interact with people every day, it is easy to focus on what we intend to communicate, and forget that our intentions don’t necessarily line up with others’ perceptions. Mark over at Productivity501 has some tips to help us consider how other people perceive our attempts to communicate.
http://www.productivity501.com/understanding-others-perceptions/297/

I am a pro-crastinator. No amateur crastination here. But successful people have the habit of taking action, and not sitting around waiting for perfect conditions. John over at PickTheBrain gives us 7 ways to grow the habit of action.
http://www.pickthebrain.com/blog/grow-the-action-habit/

Do you feel like you are living a life of authenticity? Do you want to move closer to the authentic, and away from the demands of society? Sometimes we just need a little insight and encouragement to get us moving in the right direction.
http://www.tupelokenyon.com/2007/08/17/integrity-through-self-reliance/
http://adversityuniversity.blogspot.com/2007/08/power-of-authentic-people_29.html

Guided meditation and visualization are powerful tools for personal growth and goal attainment. Steven Aitchison has an excellent guided meditation to get you started.
http://www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/blog/2007/08/26/guided-meditation-intention-manifestation/

My fried Albert Foong over at UrbanMonk has so many good resources, you could spend hours on his site. His recent article on visualization will help you understand the its power, and how it can be a part of your daily life.
http://www.urbanmonk.net/125/5-weeks-to-developing-the-magic-of-visualisation/

I hope you enjoy these other authors, and find resources to help you on your own journey.

Have a great Labor Day.

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