Blogs about self-development
Blogs about self-development
Self-development blogs are much more rare today than news or diary resources. This is understandable: the basis of posts in such blogs is the author’s experience in transforming one’s life or just a critical look at the imperfections of human nature, which requires much more effort than writing news articles or an essay like “I tested the Nokia N73”. Below are some of the most interesting and popular blogs about what a person can become if he wants to change for the better.
www.stevepavlina.com - perhaps the most popular blog, the author of which was one of the first to write about experiments to improve their lives. Peacock conducts interesting sociopsychological experiments, in particular, the transition to polyphasic sleep and the experiment with the collection of money "in a common piggy bank" - and now there are more than two million dollars.
lifeidea.org is one of the most popular Russian-language blogs on development issues: it contains about a hundred articles, notes, translations, book reviews - all on the topic of improving yourself and your life. The author of the blog, Mikhail Suboch, personally conducted an experiment on turning from an owl into a lark, now rises every day at five and has time to do one and a half times more cases than before. I will note: useful affairs. And Mikhail knows well how useful things differ from useless ones.
experimentator.ru - this, in many respects similar to the previous resource - for people who.
sergeybiryukov.ru - translation of someone else's, quotes
lifehack.org - a great resource, English, very high quality
www.lief.ru - blog of Anatoly Tikhomirov, ideologue
www.improvement.ru - time management (half advertising)
www.i-did-it.ru - “I did it!” - no, this community is not about first sex, but about
www.odinvopros.ru - base of humanitarian knowledge
There are several Russian-speaking communities dedicated to self-improvement, in particular, (http://community.livejournal.com/ru_time_mngmnt/profile) time management in Russian, (http://community.livejournal.com/homo_informa/profile) homo information, and my community (http://community.livejournal.com/mnema/profile)m (repent, almost dead) to improve memory.
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Unfortunately, most blogs on self-development suffer from the fact that the authors do not have enough scientific and practical information on the subject. The bands of failures that people go through in an attempt to achieve a new improvement, a new good habit for themselves and those around them could, if not be removed altogether, then be severely curtailed if reading these wonderful people were not limited to the special, and therefore rather shallow literature on self-improvement. Many techniques could be made simpler and more efficient if you first familiarize yourself with the classic works on yoga and the psychology of internal development. But this is a completely different topic for conversation.
Self-development blogs are much more rare today than news or diary resources. This is understandable: the basis of posts in such blogs is the author’s experience in transforming one’s life or just a critical look at the imperfections of human nature, which requires much more effort than writing news articles or an essay like “I tested the Nokia N73”. Below are some of the most interesting and popular blogs about what a person can become if he wants to change for the better.
www.stevepavlina.com - perhaps the most popular blog, the author of which was one of the first to write about experiments to improve their lives. Peacock conducts interesting sociopsychological experiments, in particular, the transition to polyphasic sleep and the experiment with the collection of money "in a common piggy bank" - and now there are more than two million dollars.
lifeidea.org is one of the most popular Russian-language blogs on development issues: it contains about a hundred articles, notes, translations, book reviews - all on the topic of improving yourself and your life. The author of the blog, Mikhail Suboch, personally conducted an experiment on turning from an owl into a lark, now rises every day at five and has time to do one and a half times more cases than before. I will note: useful affairs. And Mikhail knows well how useful things differ from useless ones.
experimentator.ru - this, in many respects similar to the previous resource - for people who.
sergeybiryukov.ru - translation of someone else's, quotes
lifehack.org - a great resource, English, very high quality
www.lief.ru - blog of Anatoly Tikhomirov, ideologue
www.improvement.ru - time management (half advertising)
www.i-did-it.ru - “I did it!” - no, this community is not about first sex, but about
www.odinvopros.ru - base of humanitarian knowledge
There are several Russian-speaking communities dedicated to self-improvement, in particular, (http://community.livejournal.com/ru_time_mngmnt/profile) time management in Russian, (http://community.livejournal.com/homo_informa/profile) homo information, and my community (http://community.livejournal.com/mnema/profile)m (repent, almost dead) to improve memory.
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Unfortunately, most blogs on self-development suffer from the fact that the authors do not have enough scientific and practical information on the subject. The bands of failures that people go through in an attempt to achieve a new improvement, a new good habit for themselves and those around them could, if not be removed altogether, then be severely curtailed if reading these wonderful people were not limited to the special, and therefore rather shallow literature on self-improvement. Many techniques could be made simpler and more efficient if you first familiarize yourself with the classic works on yoga and the psychology of internal development. But this is a completely different topic for conversation.
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