July 20, 2008
Roundups
This Sunday Roundup is made of interesting links I found on Twitter. If you use it, then don’t forget to follow me there.
Paul Kedrosky writes about riots at Pakistan’s stock exchange.
Trading stocks is fun, until someone loses an eye.
Check following 15 online tools at EmergingTech.com. They are free and may help you, especially if you are tech.
7 free books that should be on your shelf are presented on Lifehack. We love free stuff especially when it brings value.
EliteBlogger shares his first impression on DropBox.
Wordpress 2.6 is out. Technology Nerd gives you 6 reasons why to upgrade.
There is a funny post at cracked.com about hitting Digg front page. Who knows, maybe you will find those tips successful?
Finally, do you know which 5 comics should be movies? Or maybe you have different suggestions from those posted by Slapnuts?
That is all for this week. See you next time.
June 29, 2008
Roundups
It is time for another Sunday Roundup edition. If you want your post listed in my next roundup, don’t wait any longer and send a link to me. You can use my contact page for this purpose.
Now, enjoy these great articles I have found recently on the blogosphere.
Dumb Little Man provides 14 simple ways to super charge your brain.
Lifehacker presents top 10 ways to trick yourself into saving money.
Trent answers the question what individual stocks he would invest in.
Alan explains how important for marketing strategy personal touch is.
The pumpkin rule is described at Unclutterer.
Finally, I encourage you to visit the 158th edition of Carnival of Personal Finance. There are many amazing posts concerning personal finances, including one of mine.
That is all for this week. Have a great time.
June 15, 2008
Roundups
Welcome to Sunday Roundup. This is fifth edition, so there are five links to great posts I have recently read on blogosphere. Enjoy.
Steve Pavlina wrote great post about feeling blessed. He explains how to stop thinking about what you don’t want, how to start thinking about what you really want and finally how to use it to take inspired actions.
Alex Shalman was a guest blogger on JohnChow and presented how you can use 15-minutes rule to make more money online.
David of MoneyNing presents how he started buying his first stocks.
Five Cent Nikel answers a very good question – “why is it so hard to save?”
Last but not least, Alan explains that successful online entrepreneur definitely doesn’t have to be a notorious workaholic. Good for me I’m not a workaholic. What about you?
Have a nice day.
May 25, 2008
Roundups
This edition of Sunday Roundup is the special one. It is a roundup of roundups. Of course, money related roundups. So, if you really enjoy roundups, take a cup of green tea and enjoy reading.
A lot of brilliant articles.
…and please, don’t ask me if I read all posts from linked roundups.
