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  My bookmark list is getting ridiculously long lately! This whole blogging thing has gotten me reading more and more great content around the blogosphere. Now I need to share some of the good work being done by my fellow bloggers.

Trent at The Simple Dollar does a weekly book review related to productivity and personal development. I’m in awe of a guy that can work a full time job, post to his blog 4-5 times per day, care for a family with 2 small kids, and cook! Actually, I may hate him… But I really liked his review of to Dale Carnegie’s How Stop Worrying and Start Living.

Henrik at The Positivity Blog is usually all light and joy. However, he decided to share some hard truths in his post Five Things You Might Not (Want to) Know About Self Improvement. I’ll give you a hint - it can be really hard.

Rick Maurer is a Change Management consultant whose process is called Change Without Migraines! I love the name and really enjoyed some audio he recorded that addresses two critical pieces in the change management process.

Paul Cox of Excel Training & Consulting recently published this handy list of 8 Steps for Making a Change in Your Life. I think his last point about linking enjoyment to the change process is key. There’s no need to dread change, people!

Ryan Carson of A List Apart is a freelancer. So is his wife. His post The Four Day Week Challenge shares the story of how they cut back their work hours and how it has helped their businesses.

If you are still looking for more reading material after getting through this list, you have too much free time However, if you’re bound and determined to procrastinate the day away, at least you can do it by browsing through over 400 personal development sites. Happy reading.

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