Wow!
A whole year has flown by since I wrote my first post titled No More Nine to Five on Present Day Nomads.
A year of pure joy! Making new friends, learning new skills, seeing new places, and having new experiences.
As I reflect upon the past twelve months, I realize that it has been a year like any other year. It had its ups and downs, and highs and lows, along with opportunities and challenges. Mistakes made, lessons learned and growth achieved.
Yet, it has been a year of more meaningful personal growth …

It has been a busy week for me, so I didn’t get to read much. Here are seven that I really enjoyed.
Enjoy it, and pass it along to those who might like it.
Michael Martine puts out a remarkable blog aptly named Remarkablogger. I love this gem he recently posted on his blog.
An Absolute Must Read 35 Unique Entrepreneurs Who are Changing the Businss World
Chris Guillebeau Does it again. The Case for the $100 Business
What is a Chai Wallah? Thanks, Seth Godin, for the link.
Corbett Barr always comes with interesting post ideas. …

I enjoy reading motivational and inspirational quotes. It seems I am not the only one. My previous post in which I shared 13 of my favorite quotes has been one of the most popular posts on the blog.
The key to success is doing what works, and giving your customers/ clients/ readers what they like.
Thank you for letting me know what you like. Here is more of what you want.
“Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.” — Kurt Cobain
“Take the shit that others hand you …

Well, It’s Sunday again, and here are the gems I have collected over the weeks to share with you. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. And do share, in the comments, anything that you found worth sharing. I would love to expand my horizon as much as I love to help you expand yours.
Excellent Post. Simple, but well written.  Making Profits from Your Hobby
My friend Cathy Elaine who wrote a guest post for me, is attempting to decipher her dream “What is it that I am …

This is a Guest Post by my frined Cathy Elaine. A few months ago, Cathy went on a soul searching roadtrip from Hosuton, TX, to Sedona, AZ on a whim, by sharing a ride with some people she found on Craigslist, and hitch hiked her way back home.
I had asked Cathy to write something for the blog, and when I received her post, it wasn’t exactly what I was expecting. But I find it an uncanny coincidence that Lea Woodward had written along the same lines just a day before …