Simple Saturday Links 7/24/10
If there is one downfall to living in an apartment with no Internet it’s that I have fallen behind in commenting and reading other blogs. Of course, it’s easy to get caught in the endless parade of reading and commenting but going absolutely cold turkey hasn’t been the best thing either. I’m trying to find that delicate balance between constructively building connections with other writers and creatively procrastinating on my own work.
I’m going to bring back the Simple Saturday Links this weekend. However, you may notice that all of these articles are from June. I’m a little slow but maybe you missed them the first time around?
So Much More Life — Make Driving Alone Productive: A Do-And-Don’t Guide
I spend a lot of time driving by myself and it almost seemed like my subconscious wrote this article. Gip brings up a lot of great points and ideas.
Lifehack.org — 5 Steps to Move Out of Stagnancy in Life
I’ve written about this recently and this article brings up some other great ideas that I did not touch. Everybody is stagnant at some point– don’t be afraid to look for advice from others!
The Simple Dollar — Professional Time, Leisure Time, and Wasted Time
Trent is hands down one of my favorite bloggers and an inspiration to basically everything I do with The Simpler Life. This is a great article about the difference between Leisure and Wasted time. How much of your free time is Wasted on activities that have no benefit for you? Purposeful Leisure time is what I strive for as much as possible and what has allowed me to do so much more than I ever thought possible.
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