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 September 22nd 2007
 Quotes
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Inspirational quotes for 22nd September 2007.
Og Mandino: “To be always intending to make a new and better life but never to find time to set about it is as to put off eating and drinking and sleeping from one day to the next until you’re dead.”
Franklin Pierce Adams: “While the work or play is on, it is a lot of fun if while you are doing one you don’t constantly feel that you ought to be doing the other.”
Joseph Addison: “The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.”
September 21st 2007
Ask The Readers
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I’m sure most of you will agree that very few, if any, cleaning products out there live up to their optimistic claims. However, every so often I do come across a product that does exactly what you would expect from it, no more no less. My favourite tools are those that make otherwise difficult and messy tasks just that little bit easier. Two cheap (and cheesily named) tools I have that fit this description are the Steam Bee and the Sonic Scrubber. The former is great for tasks like cleaning the oven; no longer do I have to get elbow deep in sticky fat and grease. And though the scrubber looks like an oversized electric toothbrush it really digs out dirt in those pesky corners. Have any of you guys tried out these tools or similar ones? What are your favourite cleaning tools/products?
September 19th 2007
Links
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If you have not come across Priscilla Palmer’s list of personal development blogs you have probably been living under a rock as it seems to be getting mentioned everywhere. At the last count there were over 400 links listed, which kind of puts my list of GTD blogs to shame (are there even 400+ GTD blogs out there?). Anyways, it’s been a long time since I last did a random links post so I thought it was a good opportunity to delve through those 400+ blogs and pick out some the best sites/posts that really impressed me:
September 17th 2007
Personal Development
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Doubts. We all have them, it is part of being human. Depending on how you deal with them, they can guide you away from potentially difficult/dangerous situations or cause you to miss a great opportunity. It is important we learn to understand why we get them and what purpose they are serving us under each situation. For instance, if I have doubts about a website I have built I have learned to trust my doubts as they usually lead me to a better design. However if I get doubts about going into a really busy bar I know it’s just because of all the new faces I am seeing and put it to the back of my mind. Below are 8 different ways of how you can deal with your doubts.
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September 16th 2007
Recap
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Organize IT recap for 16th September 2007
- I covered in a previous article how to quickly de-clutter your home when visitors are arriving. Now over at CNN they have a guide to cleaning your home in 19 minutes. I’m guessing you can time yourself to verify the results.
- Ririan Project has a great article covering 11 food types that help to boost your mood. It does unfortunately include brocolli and liver, but thankfully there is chocolate too
- Check out the 8 funniest webcomics if you need some light relief when you are stuck on the computer all day. My personal favourite (unfortunately not included on the list) is Ctrl+Alt+Del.
- Woah! The brain isn’t flawless after all! Check out these 7 thinking errors people are inclined to suffer from that can effect decision making.
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