After ten fabulous interviews on blogging for personal development and one month of intensive collaboration with all the great bloggers in these series, I am finally drawing this interview series to a close. Because of the duration of the interview, I am sure many readers did not get a chance to read about all the great blogging for personal development stories. Here is your chance now in this all in one post.
Today’s guest interview on blogging comes from the ever lively and helpful Adrienne Smith. Adrienne’s story is a relative short one. She only started seriously blogging at the start of this year. In the short time she was online with her presence, her business and blog has skyrocketed. It is quite normal to have 70-90 comments on any of her posts these days. This is a testimonial to her great desire to help others and also her willingness to embrace learning. Mind you, if Adrienne can do it at 50 (please correct me if I am wrong), any of us can and should. Please enjoy her inspiring story.
For those of you who have been following my interview series on blogging and blogging for personal development over the last few weeks, you would have noticed that I have spread the blogging interviews in between my series on How to find your Purpose and Meaning of Life. It has been a great series so far with many of my interviewees giving top rated advice to anyone willing to learn.
So far, I have interviewed and feature seven bloggers on blogging and blogging for personal development. Here is the list of their if you have missed any of them. I urge you to re-read their interviews because there is so much gems in what they have written.
Today’s guest post on blogging for personal development comes from Harriet Cabelly http://www.rebuildyourlifecoach.com/. Harriet was one of the first bloggers I made contact with online. She was most helpful and kind in trying to help me answer some of the questions on blogging for personal development. Through her, I have also made contact with many other bloggers in the same niche. Although she claims to be a novice, but I still take her one of my first mentor who had helped me along the way. Thank you Harriet for this great post.
Today’s guest post on blogging for personal development comes from our Belgian friend, Marc van der Linden. Marc lives in Brussels and writes extensively on personal development. Visit his site http://www.thebooksthatchangedmylife.com for more details and find out more about this wonderful man.
First of all, thank you Jimmy. It was a real pleasure and a real honour you gave me the opportunity to participate in this interview. The questions are great and they also give me the opportunity to think about my own blogging for personal development story. I hope you and your readers will enjoy reading it.
Today’s interview on blogging for personal development comes from Pete Zafra. I will let me introduce himself.
Blogging for Personal Development
When I was a kid, I always excelled in school. My main goal, ever since , is to make it big in life. I want the typical wealthy lifestyle that is known for making amazing things happen and helping people who need help.
At a young age, my father gave me some tapes, books and CDs to listen to. I started reading and listening to people like Jim Rohn, Anthony Robbins, Og Mandino, Dr. Wayne W. Dyer and many more. I started developing a positive mindset by age 14.
Today’s guest post on our interview series on blogging for personal development comes from Bryce Christiansen runs the Balanced WorkLife Company blog where they help professionals get to the next level of their career.
Thanks for giving me an opportunity to share my story on blogging for personal development. I’m always learning from other bloggers, so it has been a joy reading your interview series. I never thought I’d be the one on the other end, so thank you.
Today’s interview and guest post on blogging for personal development comes from Dia Thabet, the owner of www.2achieveyourgoals.com. Dia is a personal growth coach and consultant. He has been studying personal development for over ten years since 1998 and have read over 500 books about personal growth and development such as law of attraction, peace of mind, mental power, positive thinking, goal setting, planning for your life, time management, and relationships. Dia is the author of The ultimate guide to achieve your goals, How to win your lover’s heart, How to overcome worry and have peace of mind.
“I’m not upset that you lied to me, I’m upset that from now on I can’t believe you.”
- Friedrich Nietzsche
Today’s post on Trust comes from my dear friend Shahrill of NuQuest again. Shahrill is a dynamic and successful entrepreneur and speaker of his training consultancy firm, NuQuest. His company specializes in leadership and team building programmes. Over the years, Shahrill has developed his cutting edge materials and inspiring presentation skills that has many global companies and organizations seeking the consultancy services of his company. He is passionate about your success as an entrepreneur and leader as well. This is his second guest post.
Today’s guest post on blogging for personal development comes from Justin Mazza of http://www.mazzastick.com. Justin is a passionate blogger on personal development with special emphasis on spiritual growth. He is known for bring in unique stories on mysteries that can help us grow and learn. Enjoy his story here.
First off Jimmy, I want to thank you for taking the time to interview me. Me and my blog are just a blip on the radar screen in the blogosphere.
This is a guest article by Fred Tracy from FredTracy.com. We all know Fred by now. He recently posted as my guest when I conducted an interview with him. Today, he shares his perspective of how to be a good personal development blogger.
Let’s face it, it takes a lot to be a good blogger. You need skills in writing, marketing, technology, and sheer persistence, just to name a few. And it doesn’t pay to be a jack of all trades and master of none – you’ve got to be good at everything. When you compound that skill set with what it takes to be a good personal development expert (drive, joy, people skills, etc.) the necessary requirements can really add up.
This is a guest article on blogging by Fred Tracy from FredTracy.com. He has been a great help to me in my earlier stages of personal development. It is an honor to interview him and get him to share his success secrets so far. Enjoy…
Jimmy and I have been exchanging some e-mails lately about blogging and personal development in general. During that communication the idea for an interview of sorts came up. Below are my answers to some of Jimmy’s questions about me, my journey, and what it means to be a blogger.
Today’s post is a guest article on self confidence is by psychology and self help guru, M.Farouk Radwan, the founder of http://www.2knowmyself.com. He brings to us an interest and vital article about 5 Ways to Elevate Your Self Confidence.
Many people aren’t aware of the fact that their thinking patterns are the main reason behind their lack of self confidence.
If a confident person and a person who lacks confidence exchanged their beliefs about themselves but kept their way of thinking intact then soon the confident person will become confident again after getting rid of the negative beliefs he acquired and the person who used to lack self confidence will soon lose his newly acquired self confidence.