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Links to Success: Week of 16th December 2007

Mon, Dec 17, 2007

Inspiring Links

Don’t ask yourself what the world needs; ask yourself what makes you come alive. Come alive with the always inspirational Wake Up Tiger. Rawr!

The most productive people are the ones with the least on their minds. Catch this introductory video to GTD by founder David Allen on Lifehacker.

It’s wonderful to be grateful and recognize the blessings in your life. But it’s a whole other level when you take action on that gratitude and go out of your way to say, “Thanks. You were an important part of my year. You matter to me.” This holiday season learn how to give the gift of appreciation from Christine Kane.

We really do get to choose how we define ourselves and how to get there. How you define your personal identity can give you tremendous power or rob you of it. Liz Strauss asks who are you really?

This season, we will do our part. I love Naomi’s Taking Back the Season Manifesto. Want to change the world while buying your Christmas gifts this year?

What is the one goal, if completed, that could change everything? Tim Ferriss asks us to let the small bad things happen and make the big good things happen. Check out his lifestyle experiment in the art of letting bad things happen (and weapons of mass distraction).

What do you do if you have a dream, but everyone around you keeps telling you to be more realistic and to give up the dream? You ignore them. Zen Habits shows us how to doggedly pursue your dreams in the face of naysayers.

Finally, I love this SEED conference sketch-note by Mike Rohde.

Seed Conference Sketch Notes

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2 Comments For This Post

  1. Mike Rohde Says:

    Alvin, glad you liked that SEED sketchnote! Thanks for the mention. :-)

  2. Alvin Soon Says:

    I love your notes Mike! You’re welcome :)

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