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<div id="contentmiddle"><h3>September 25, 2011</h3><h1></h1>molly published this at 3:00 amMost people that I know, including Yours Truly, prefer to know Where They Are Going. If hiking, the compass keeps us on course; visiting a new city means checking the maps. There is a comfort and a reassurance in knowing the way. When forging a life, however, things are not always so cut and dried.Some of us follow the maps our parents or family expectations set: attend the same college they did or inherit the family business. And sometimes, those expectations sync with who we are. Sometimes,Moncler Jackets 2013, they don???t.If you have ever felt the stirrings of unrest or dissatisfaction in regards to where you are along the great Flow Chart of Life, congratulations. That means that your compass works.

It is good to feel lost… because it proves you have a navigational sense of where “Home” is. You know that a place that feels like being found exists. And maybe your current location isn’t that place but, Hallelujah, that unsettled, uneasy feeling of lost-ness just brought you closer to it. ~Erika Harris

That gut feeling means that you are in touch with your core (whether you refer to it as a soul or a higher consciousness). Your life???s work is to heed and hone it.

I know well what I am fleeing from but not what I am in search of. ~Michel de Montaigne

In the year or so that this series has existed, I???ve made references to a few ???diagnostic??? tools to refine your compass. These include , , and . Each discipline is a means to activate and develop your ability to assess, measure and quantify what???s going on under the hood, so to speak.In order for you to progress as an individual, it is vital (crucial, essential etc) that you devote at least 15 minutes a day to one of the four activities. Non-negotiable.

All men should strive
to learn before they die
what they are running from, and to, and why.
~James Thurber

During your 15 minute sessions, start out by stating your intention for that day???s efforts. For example, literally write out, ???Why do I not understand This Particular Problem???? along the top of your journal page. Start writing. Watch your brain unspool along the page as you answer yourself. It???s exceedingly bizarre, and I can???t explain how, but if you persist in asking yourself questions, you???ll actually answer yourself if you honor your 15 minute commitment to yourself each day.If you are feeling stressed or tense, force yourself to get up and walk around the block. Use the copier on the second floor. Find an empty office and do . Exercise will literally jog your brain and solutions to your questions will appear.The key is to remain consistent in your efforts, regardless of how ???busy??? you may be. If you are too busy for yourself, you will always keep a portion of your brilliance and potential dormant. Pick one of the four and rotate your choices throughout your days.

The thing that is really hard, and really amazing, is giving up on being perfect and beginning the work of becoming yourself. ~Anna Quindlen

This is the kicker. You aren???t your mom, your dad, your brother, your sister,Moncler Coats Sale, the Black Sheep or The Hero. You are you: the singular expression of your own hopes, dreams, talents, foibles and aspirations.Make the commitment to yourself to begin becoming. It will be a chaotic and exhilarating exercise, but it???s worth it. I promise. When have you learned a lesson about yourself? How did you discover it???��??��-Molly Cantrell-Kraig is a woman with drive. Possessing an innate sense of purpose and a pragmatic, solution-based approach to empowering people, she fused these two traits in order to establish??. Based upon its founder???s personal history, Women With Drive Foundation is a means through which Cantrell-Kraig may effect change on both a micro and macro level. By providing women with something as essential as personal transportation in order to transition them from poverty to prosperity, she, through Women With Drive Foundation, seeks to empower women to help them help themselves. Through this action, the individual applicant benefits, as does society as a whole. Follow Molly on twitter as?? or??(Women With Drive Foundation) or “Like” them on??.
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<h3>September 24, 2011</h3><h1></h1> published this at 9:38 am –ME “Liz” Strauss 
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<h3>September 23, 2011</h3><h1></h1> published this at 8:08 am<h2> Guest Post
by Riley Kissel
</h2><h3>Imagine the Best </h3>Blogs are in no short supply these days. The World Wide Web is packed with them and you could spend your entire lifetime going through the annals of amateur online journals, posts, articles, and musings that exist and continue to be published every day. Unfortunately the majority of blogs are mediocre; there are a few solid initial posts when the energy was there, and then they fizzle out into oblivion. Personally, there’s nothing more depressing than reading an awesome blog entry then seeing that the author hasn’t updated their site since early 2007. If they aren’t given up on, then the blog itself typically falls flat. The subjects aren’t interesting, the ideas aren’t insightful, and the writing itself is poor or poorly edited.It’s bad. But blogs are incredibly popular. In order to cut down on all this content clutter throughout the Blogosphere, there should be a cutting-edge academic way to teach people how to blog properly. If it were up to me, places like would develop solid courses aimed at teaching students how to be a state-of-the-art blog writer.Think about it. There’s a reason we have English majors, Journalism majors, and countless other college programs geared toward educating students in the art of a language or particular writing style. It’s the reason that’s been driving the entirety of education since the dawn of time: we want to streamline eagerness into better performance. Knowledge and the opportunity to perfect yourself are what classes are all about.So what I’m saying is that since blog writing has become such of the written word, our universities need to start offering focused, accredited courses that teach students how to be better bloggers. Assuming half of every one of such a classroom’s students would be bloggers or aspiring bloggers, this would be enormously beneficial in improving the quality of blogs.Hopefully, traditional universities would embrace such a program. But in the meantime, I see online colleges as the likely place where we could see new blogger classes being introduced as course options. Consider it a sort of beta phase. I don’t doubt for a minute that such a course wouldn’t be immensely popular with current generations of students.Imagine what such a class could be like:*Students could be taught on ways to stay inspired when the amount of ideas start to run flat.*Classes could impose a daily blog entry, so students could get adjusted to churning out content on a daily basis. *The basics of good writing can be reiterated, but with particular attention paid toward the need for blog writing to vivid, to-the-point, and insightful. *The nature Blogging itself ??�� with a capital B. Blog writing classes can present to students the (what I believe to be correct) idea that the blog is it’s own separate entity apart from journalism, diary-keeping, and so forth. Once upon time every established art form had to break away from former foundations. Sculpture broke away from carving, film broke away from photography, and now the blog is breaking away into it’s own definition. This will include new rules, new concepts, and new beliefs when it comes to judging quality. These rules, concepts, and beliefs are all being worked out as we speak, and could finally be presented to writers in a digestible fashion if blog writing were taught within an academic setting.I’m completely confident in the idea that one day universities will start offering blog courses to students. My only hope is that it will be implemented sooner rather than later. There’s a whole lot of clutter in need of getting cleaned up when it comes to blogs.I want to see a day when the average blogger is confident, creative, and consistent. While offering college courses for blog writing won’t eradicate the enormous amount of junk out there on the Blogosphere, it’ll certainly help to make blog writers more creative, consistent, and confident. What would you like to see in a course for bloggers?————————————Riley Kissel is a freelance writer who covers many industries with style,Moncler Jackets Outlet. You can find out more about him at Thanks, Riley, for new insights on a critical topic. –ME “Liz” Strauss

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