Only five articles to share today, but within a couple of them, there are another few dozen articles to read so this should keep you busy for a bit.
I’ve been spending a lot of time designing “project plans” for my major goals in 2010. This week I’ll be posting a lengthy plan for my 2010 education and, if I can get a good take on video, I’ll work in my 100 Items (or so) breakdown.
I’m full of gratitude today that the internet allows us to share in so much knowledge with one another, and to share our dreams, our paths, our inspirations.
Please enjoy the articles below and have a very Happy New Year.
How to be as Awesome and Buff as Colin – Colin would be the mastermind behind Exile Lifestyle. The guest poster is obviously a fan of Colin. I like the exercises in this post because they don’t require equipment (except for the kettleball which I wouldn’t buy for working out at home). Strangely, the picture is of a kinda scrawny, not very buff kid, but since I’m currently a fat guy, I haven’t any right to judge.
Cody from Thrilling Heroics – posted his best posts for 2009 and his goals for 2010. I like these posts because it gives me a quick synopsis of the pillar articles by that author and I can get a glimpse into how people who are more “successful” than I in Life Design set their goals. Plus there were at least three or four great resources in this post that, in my infinite wisdom (sarcasm), I was unaware of before. i.e. There’s a link to a nice spreadsheet for doing Dreamlining in there.
Another awesome life designer named Johnny at The Life Thing. The title of the article is too long for my lazy fingers to type but suffice it to say, there are over a dozen great articles linked within his post that are terrific and thought-provoking.
Everett over at Far Beyond the Stars is another Life Designer, though he appears to be more local to the States as opposed to a world traveler. This appeals to me in many ways because, with the baby triplets, I’m not going anywhere for a few years but I still would like to make some great changes. Everett asks us to plan out our next ten years in this article.
David at The Minimalist Path has some good advice for fat guy’s like me who are trying to drop some weight this year. Of course, the advice is also good for non fat-guys-like-me too.
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