Dave Navarro of Rock Your Day discusses how we all need to put the idea that someone or something is going to come along and fix everything for us in his post “Why You Need To Abandon Your Rescue Your Rescue Fantasy (Yes, You Do Have One)” Dave Discusses how we make things worse for ourselves by always wanting things to be different right this moment, and not appreciating the journey it takes to get you there. http://www.rockyourday.com/abandon-your-rescue-fantasy/

Tamara Baruhovich of Ian’s Messy Desk posts about the steps you need to take to make success a regular thing in his post “How To Make Success A Habit” With information on developing real desire to staying positive. http://www.ismckenzie.com/how-to-make-success-a-habit/

Paul Dickinson of Lifehack discusses “Five Ways To Set Your Goals In Stone”, with tips on how to realize your goals and staying motivated. Includes using visual stimulation and leaving yourself notes everywhere. http://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/5-ways-to-set-your-goals-in-stone.html

Dragos Roua of eDragonu writes about the ADD method in his post “Assess, Decide, Do” . ADD is a new Life Management Framework which discusses the three stages of getting things done which we all go through, and how to keep yourself on track. http://www.edragonu.ro/assess-decide-do/

Tina Su of Think Simple Now writes about the four steps to relaxing and feeling at peace in her article “How To Quiet Your Mind”. The four rules are: 1. Say what you mean. Mean what you say. 2. Don’t say to anyone unless you can say to everyone. 3. Don’t say inside, what you cannot say outside. 4. Don’t say unless it is true, useful or kind. http://thinksimplenow.com/clarity/how-to-quiet-your-mind/

Easton Ellsworth of Visionary Blogging writes about the 9 areas you can improve your blog in his post “Blog Improvement: Do You Know These 9 Key Areas?”. Includes traffic improvement, SEO ( search engine optimization) and design improvement. http://www.visionaryblogging.com/blog-improvement-overview/