Doing it Differently Blog Carnival, 16th Edition
Welcome to the 16th edition of the Doing it Differently Blog Carnival!
This carnival is dedicated to the concept of stepping outside of the box and living our lives in ways beyond the "norm"!
Whether you want to learn unique ways to think or act differently, or if you want to share your own unique ideas, this carnival is for you!
There will be a new edition of the carnival posted every month, on or around the 15th . You can click here to learn more, or click here to submit a post for the next edition, which will be posted on March 15, 2008.
If you like this carnival or if you are one of the authors featured in this edition, be sure to add this post to Stumbleupon, Digg, or your favorite social bookmarking site!
Personal Growth
SlowDownFast - If You Don’t Assume Responsibility, Who Will?
Frederic Patenaude Talks - The Power of Rituals: How to Build Positive, Energizing Daily Rituals
Stephen Martile - How to Change Your Beliefs with Praxis, Part 1
Gratitude Magic - Why Our New Year’s Resolutions Fail
Personal Growth with Corinne Edwards - Hillary and Your Soft Underbelly
I will change your Life - What Are You Doing That’s Different?
Self Help Blog - Procrastination Case Study
Enhance Life - If You Want To Be Understood…
Personal Hack - 9 Smart Perseverance Tips
Bootstrapper - 17 Ways to Stop Being a Perfectionist and Get More Done
Law of Attraction for Beginners - Waking Up Without An Alarm Clock
Never the Same River Twice - Weekend SmallChange: Listen to Deliriously Happy Music
We The Change - Top 31 Motivation Hacks
Money/Success
Cyberca$hology - Costanza Success Principles
Copywriting Tips for Your Business - Saying Thanks…
Money Blue Book - How To Earn Free Airline Miles With Credit Cards
Miss Copy's Blog - How To Kick Writers’ Block
Stephen Dean's Blog - Deciphering Cosmopolitan Magazines
Personal Development by INTJ - Why You Should Be Careful When Your Business Is Going Well
Wisdom From Wenchypoo's Mental Wastebasket - Working for Perks and Benefits—Revised for 2008
FYI About.com - Sell Your House And Rent It Back: Avoid Foreclosure
The Michel Fortin Blog - Give Your Joint-Venture Offer An Extra Punch
Relationships
The Next 45 Years - How to Love Consciously
dotGirlfriend - 10 Best Chick Flicks for a Sexy Movie Night
Schaefer's Blog - Say What You Need
Postcards from Nowhere - Love lets Go
Intelligence
Sharp Brains - Mindfulness and Meditation in Schools for Stress Management
James D. Brausch - Your Natural Genius
Learn a foreign language blog - The ultimate guide to successful language learning – Part one
Health
Tupelo Kenyon - Finally the Truth About Diet – The China Study Review
Total Wellbeing - Kangaroo Meat – Good For You AND the Environment
The Environment
BeThisWay - Gross and Not-So-Gross Ways to Save Water, and Money
Energies of Creation - Why I Don’t Burn Cars Anymore
That wraps up the 16th edition of the Doing it Differently Blog Carnival! Many thanks to all of our authors, and don't forget to add this post to your favorite social bookmarking website!
The next edition will be posted on March 15, 2008, and the closing of this edition is also the official call for submissions for the next one! Get the inside scoop on what this carnival is all about and access the submission form as well by clicking right here.
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Stephen Martile said
am February 15 2008 @ 12:15 pm
Hi Aaron - keep spreading the good word!
thanks so much,
aaron said
am February 15 2008 @ 2:27 pm
My pleasure, Stephen. Thanks for keeping that great content flowing!
Cameron Schaefer said
am February 15 2008 @ 3:34 pm
Aaron,
Thanks so much for including me in the carnival. I have really been enjoying your blog, great content…especially, “Can you Shut Up for just a Minute” Being a good listener is one of those things that is simple, but not easy…yet the rewards are tremendous! Happy Friday!
aaron said
am February 15 2008 @ 4:01 pm
Cameron,
Thanks for the props on the content here at Today is that Day, and for adding to that value with your awesome post from this edition of the Doing it Differently Carnival.
Glad to include the simple, yet effective advice from your post! :)
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am February 15 2008 @ 6:30 pm
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Dean said
am February 15 2008 @ 8:15 pm
Hi Aaron,
Thank you for including my post in this carnival.
I like doing things differently, sometimes they work out and sometimes they don’t. But it’s all a good learning experience.
I’m looking forward to next month’s carnival.
aaron said
am February 15 2008 @ 10:21 pm
Dean,
Much obliged for adding to the doing it differently mentality!
We’ve got a lot of great opportunities in front of us, and it is only by getting outside of the box that we’ll make the most of those opportunities! :)
Corinne Edwards said
am February 16 2008 @ 1:20 pm
Great to see my article included here!
Thank you.
Stumbled the whole list. Suggest everyone does. We all need some good reading while the snow is still flying - especially in the midwest!
aaron said
am February 16 2008 @ 1:57 pm
Glad to have you on board with this edition of the carnvial, Corrinne, and thanks for the Stumble! :)
Stay warm out there in the midwest!
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am February 18 2008 @ 11:31 am
[...] A Carnival I entered awhile ago, Doing it Differently Blog Carnival, published my old article Gross and Not-So-Gross Ways to Save Water, and Money . I think that’s one of my favorite articles, and I’ve gotten some fun comments and-e-mails about it! Wenchypoo over at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket had another great article included: Working for Perks and Benefits—Revised for 2008. [...]