Inspirational Articles I Thought You Would Enjoy

Hi everyone!

I hope that you all had a great 4th of July weekend. Maybe you enjoyed some time with your family, bbq ribs, pool time, and some fireworks.

I had a great few days off, and have a lot to catch up, so I wanted to start of the week with some inspirational articles I thought you may be interested in reading.

This is a fraction of what I read throughout the week, so I picked a few I thought you’d find most beneficial and ones that will keep you smiling and staying positive.

Happy reading!

6 Ways to Find Happiness at Work

From one of my favorite inspirational blogs, Tiny Buddha. I thought this was spot on, since most of us work typical 9-5′s.

Listening

A little snipit from LifeByMe.com about Listening. Life By Me sends daily posts written by a wide range of authors about what is meaningful in their lives.

Enlightenment

Again, from LifeByMe.com. This article is written by GT Dave, the founder of the popular GT line of Kombucha drinks.

5 Ways to Feel Empowered Each Day

From TheChangeBlog.com, another one of my favorite personal development blogs. Articles are written by a wide range of people. I particularly liked this one about how we can empower our lives.

Choosing to Succeed

Excellent article about choosing to be successful from Craig Ballantyne, author of the popular Turbulence Training fitness program.

With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

John Romaniello writes a moving and poignant article about drinking and driving. One of the best fitness bloggers in our industry. Very moving.

Leadership Lessons from the Dancing Guy

This was a short 3-minute lecture Derek Sivers (creator of CD Baby) gave at a TED Conference which ended in a standing ovation. This 3-minute video puts leadership in a whole new light! I just stumbled upon Derek’s blog and have been reading through his articles for the past couple of hours.

If you have other articles you’ve found inspirational or moving, please let us know by leaving a comment below.

Thank you again for reading

Your friend,

Sirena