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Doing it Differently Blog Carnival, 18th Edition

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Welcome to the 18th and final 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!

This will be the final edition of the Doing it Differently blog carnival hosted at Today is that Day, so I have made this edition the most information packed edition yet!

Enjoy all of this great content, and 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!

Self Improvement/Personal Growth

Stephen Martile – Great Friends

Sabrina Jefferson – Building Confidence By Doing

Personal Development by an INTJ – How To Solve Problems By Changing Your Frame Or Perspective

The Happy and Prosperous Blog – Self-Esteeming – Creating Self-Esteem

Never the Same River Twice – Are You Working With an Old Reality? How to Change Paradigms

Arun's Daily Remedy – Conflicting Desires

Energies of Creation – Are You Trapped in a Brain Closet?

Relationships

Makeitbetter’s Weblog – I Hate Weddings

The Incurable Romantic – When the Lights Go Out

Conscious Flex – The Purpose of Human Relationships

Systems Thinker – Choosing Intimate Partners: To Repeat or Not to Repeat?

Parenting

David B. Bohl – How to Talk to Children

The Next 45 Years – Confessions from a Recovering Father

Homework. Dinner. Life. – Let Your Kids Stay In the Room While You Do It

Parenting Squad – Why Stay-At-Home-Dads Are Good For Families

Business/Success

Internet Business and Life at ProcessToProfits – How Are You Dividing Your Attention?

Bootstrapper – How to Telecommute Successfully: 50 Tips and Resources

Yes to Me – Are You Afraid To Express Yourself In Business?

Internet Business Coaching by Terry Dean – 7 Make Money Online Myths

Mark Riffey's Business is Personal – Blocking time improves small business owner productivity

Don D. Morrison – Do You Have True Personal & Financial Freedom?

Get International Clients – How Information Products Sold In Foreign Markets Can Save Your Business When Your Economy Is Slow

Internet Business Guide – How To Save 2 Hours Per Day

Lee McIntyre's Internet Marketing Blog – Low Cost Way to Get 1,000 Workers Today

Law of Attraction/Conscious Creation

Law of Attraction for Beginners – Cooking with Thought Energy

Good to Feel Good – A Secret Meditation for Law of Attraction Followers

The Environment

Phil for Humanity – Stop Watering Your Lawn

That wraps up the 18th and final edition of the Doing it Differently Blog Carnival! Many thanks to all of the most recent authors, as well as to all of the authors who have contributed in the past! I'm certain that the readers of this carnival have gotten great value from your content, so please accept my sincerest gratitude for all that you have shared!

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  • Thank you so much, Shauna! Your positive feedback is always such a welcome part of my day! :)

    I've got several "irons in the fire" right now, including keeping up with everyone at Personal Development Partners, blogging almost daily over at Fitness Destinations, and, of course, growing my Fitness Coaching business.

    I am even considering going back into one-on-one personal training for a year or so until I move out to the coast of Florida in 2009. There is just no end to the fun in my life! :)
  • (Re: answer to Steve)

    ...and THAT is why we will miss your carnival, Aaron. You always take the time to outline what you are doing and why.

    Thanks again for everything, including your kind comments.

    We look forward to hearing about whatever you may be focusing on instead of this. Whether it is fitness- or personal development-related, or anything else, for that matter, no doubt it will bring immense value to all of us who are ready!

    Cheers,

    Shauna
  • Steve,

    At a basic level, yes, a blog carnival is just a collection of links. However, a good host will also take the time to actually read through the links to make sure that they offer true value.

    Many blog hosts just copy and paste the link list from the form that Blog Carnival puts out, and to me, that is just a list of links. Hosting a carnival - in my opinion - should also include at least reading the posts to ensure value, if not actually writing up a quick note about each post, when time allows.
  • Aaron, I've never heard of a blog carnival before. I'm guessing by the looks of it, that it's simply a collection of links from other blogs on a specific topic?

    Looks interesting, I may try one :-)
  • Thank you so much for your continued support and enthusiasm, Shauna!

    You've been a bright star in every comment, blog post, or conversation that you have written or taken part in. Always a pleasure to read what you have to say! :)
  • A fantastic collection of content, to be sure. Posts done in the spirit of contribution seem often to be of a higher level, and I look forward very much to reading through many of them.

    Thanks, Aaron, for all you do.

    Best regards as always,

    Shauna
  • Thanks a bunch, Kilroy!

    Carnival hosting is a lot of fun, and I highly recommend it for anyone who has the time to dedicate to putting together quality collections of content from around the blogosphere.
  • A great collection of entries organized nicely. I hope you get some good follow-up; that seems to be one of the challenges of carnival hosting.

    If you want to do an edition hosted elsewhere drop a line my way. I'd be willing to give it a shot.

    Ciao
  • Marc,

    Thanks for your contribution while the carnival was here. The "doing it differently" posts have really helped people to think outside of the box!
  • I'm sorry to see the carnival leaving Today Is That Day... but thanks for putting me in it :-)

    Cheers, Marc
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