Universe of Success January 22, 2007
Posted by The Probabilist in : [Links], Consciousness, Exercise, Food, Health, Personal Growth, Wealth, Work, Blogging , 14 comments
John Hill is a fitness manager and personal trainer in a large sports club in Thailand. Accordingly, his blog touches greatly upon the subject of health related issues, while additionally delving into the realm of how the mind affects physical results and conditions as well. Even though his blogging endeavours are reaching a timeframe of five months, he’s been a keen follower and teacher of personal development for a long time, which goes to show by the constant level of quality that is found in the contents of his entries.
What I like most about his writings is his thoughts on physical exercises, diets, the improvement and healing of the body’s functionality and the different kinds of explanatory articles on what is overrated and what genuinely works in the field of personal health creation. There’s a great amount of experience and practicality shining through his words and given his caring and no-nonsense attitude on providing advice that work, I’ve built up a fair deal of confidence and belief in what he writes. Therefore, given that this area is one that I’m focusing heavily upon in 2007, I’m grateful for all the great tips and hints he’s giving away.
John also occasionally shares stories of real life experiences and examples of what kind of results stem from seriously either neglecting or adapting daily habits that influence the overall balance of living a healthy or unhealthy life. His topics include universal laws, the subconscious mind, wealth creation, career satisfaction, habit building, relationships and the already explained focus on personal health and energy improvement. His entries are fairly longer than the average post length in the blogosphere, which in my opinion deliver very in-depth and comprehensive analyses very seldom leaving any questions hanging in the air.
It’s no surprise, coming from a personal trainer, that he emphasizes sustainability, tenacity and a shift in the mind-set in order to make lasting changes happen. His blog voice is characterized by suggestion, very far from that of demanding or defending. I wouldn’t know about his style in a gym though, but I’m guessing he’s built up for a more demanding attitude on the live scene. Whatever the area of development that currently requires the most attention by you, John is bound to have something useful in his blog database that is of value to you. As usual, here’s the link along with my recommendations.
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Carnival of Improvement January 18, 2007
Posted by The Probabilist in : [News], Consciousness, Communication, Exercise, Health, Goals, Personal Growth, Productivity, Psychology, Relationships, Beliefs, Technology, Wealth, Work, Blogging, Investing, Carnivals , add a comment
Welcome! I’ve decided to organize and host a weekly carnival that shares the same purpose as this blog - to improve the quality and success rate of all things related to personal development. Following is explained what a carnival is, what the specifics of this particular one is, how and what kind of entries bloggers can submit and why this concept benefits all people involved, from reader to submitter to organizer.
A carnival aims to collect great articles from various bloggers and put them all together in a single blog post filled with the links to the submissions. The carnival organizer decides upon what kind of entries are wanted, how often and what kind of a description there is to each article, if any. Consider a blog carnival as a place to find great content from various authors where you can find not only great insights on the given subject, but also new blogs you want to bookmark or subscribe to.
I will publish a new carnival every Thursday, which means that the deadline for all submissions is Wednesday. Entries submitted after that will be evaluated for the following week’s carnival. There’s a limit of one entry per blogger and it is up to each submitter that the given information entered into the form is accurate. Nothing will be altered unless given a good reason. Entries are divided into seven categories presented below.
For now, there will be a maximum of five entries per category and the outlook of the carnival entries on this blog is subject to change. All carnivals will be posted under the [Links] category. To directly go to the submission form, click here.
For readers, the benefit of carnivals comes from the value of packing together several great articles into one place. Furthermore, readers are given a greater view of the current magnitude of the blogosphere within the given topic. For submitters, the value lies in increasing the traffic to their blogs and getting constructive feedback on their articles. Remember to leave comments! As for the organizer or host, traffic building is also a great motivator. Personally I will also receive the benefit of social bookmarking and pleasure of reading lots of great submissions that drive to excel even further.
This is it for now, Be sure to return for updates and upcoming carnival entries. 
Here’s the list that I’ll keep updating.
Carnival of Improvement 01
Carnival of Improvement 02
Carnival of Improvement 03
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