Insanely Interesting Links: Insanely Interesting September Going Strong
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The second insanely interesting week of September has passed and it’s again time to look back.
- On Monday we spoke with Kevin D. Weeks about food, cooking and business.
- On Wednesday my readers Tiitus and Timo told their thoughts on what they are insanely interested in.
- On Thursday Audrey, the Coffee Sage shared some of her ideas on why she’s insanely interested in coffee.
- This week I also received the first post related to the group writing project: Living a more interesting life by Shirley. Shirley has a great blog about living a happy and positive life. Check it out!
What made this week even more exciting to me was that my first guest post at NORTHxEAST went live on Thursday: Curiosity Killed the Cat, but it Saved the Blogger!
And to finish up, here are some of this week’s most interesting links from the web:
- The 14 Best Sounds on Earth: Ravi Vora lists 14 great sounds with related images. While I don’t quite agree on all of them, the idea is amazing. And nothing really beats the sound of rain hitting a window.
- Essential Steps to Submitting an Article to a Magazine: Leo Babauta from Freelance Switch shares some important tips for getting your article approved to a magazine. An interesting read for people like me looking for freelance writing opportunities.
- Are you in danger of using work pressures as an excuse?: Carmine Coyote highlights a common, yet unspoken fact that many of us work overtime to avoid other problems in life. If that’s what you’re doing, it’s time to decide not to work overtime anymore.
- Insist on being yourself: Scott Ginsberg tells us to always be ourselves. No matter what the situation, if something is against your values don’t do it. Just say: “This is how I roll.”
- How reading gives us that AHA moment: Shirley talks about the importance of reading and starting it already at an early age: “Instilling a love of reading instills a love of learning, and who among us is not better off with a bit of that?”
What inspired you this week? Share your links and thoughts with the rest of us so we can all be inspired with you. Otherwise, have a relaxing weekend, and see you on Monday!
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