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Have you visited Artella recently? Artella is an online playground for writers, artists, and creative spirits. Overflowing with tangible passion, an authentic community, and resources for all creative souls, Artella will light your fire in ways that have never dared to dream. And….now introducing The Artella Daily Muse, the only daily creativity newspaper in the universe! Try it out by signing up for a free, no-strings Two-Day Subscription to The Daily Muse.
Ex in the City provides resources to empower women to reinvent their lives after a divorce or breakup. It guides them through the stages of EX - EXile, EXpress, EXorcise, EXplore and EXhale and features over 25 EXpert blogs and websites, and upbeat sections like sEXy EX and over 50 intriguing EX Rated City Guides.
Get Unstuck & Get Going on the Stuff that Matters is the award-winning self-coaching program and tool from Canadian Coach of the Year, Michael Bungay Stanier. Get clear on your challenge, generate up to 125,000 new possibilities (really!), and learn the secret of doubling the likelihood of doing what you want to do.
Creativity coaching pioneer, Jill Badonsky, M.Ed. is a humorist, workshop leader, creativity coaching trainer and author of The Nine Modern Day Muses (and a Bodyguard): 10 Guides to Creative Inspiration for Artists, Poets, Lovers and Other Mortals Wanting to Live a Dazzling Existence. Visit her playfully creative website at www.themuseisin.com.
Laura Berman Fortgang's latest book "Now What? 90 Days to a New Life Direction" can help you gain career clarity and life direction quickly no matter how long you've been struggling to find it. She is a nationally known coaching pioneer and she trains others to use her Now What™ System with their clients.
Make space for passion and abundance! Vicky White of Life Design Strategies wants to help you come home to yourself so you get really excited about the next 50 years. Incorporating proven Feng Shui and attraction principles, you'll transform your life inside and out! Get Vicky's free ebook "The 5 Biggest Attraction Mistakes: and how to avoid them" at and you'll be on your way.
"Money, Meaning and Beyond" by Andrea Lee and Tina Forsyth is the definitive answer to the ages-old debate: You *don't* have to have an MBA to understand - and be wildly successful at - how to run a business. This book is proof that unexpected everyday things can be the success as a business owner - things like frogs, salad bowls, golf and even your sex life, really. You can make money and meaning, sustainably!
Studio Friday by Tine Wiggens is the place where artists meet for a weekly creative challenge to show glimpses of their studios, life, and work. A place where not only can they show and share their treasures and gems, but also get inspired by others as well as inspire.
Looking for a deep retreat with the inner beloved? Visit Trebbe Johnson's VisionArrow.com and learn more about her April 11-22 vision quest in the springtime hills of Tennessee and her Five-day Tryst with the Inner Beloved at The Crossings in Austin. She's a wonderful, very experienced teacher.
Make 2007 your year of "aspirations" instead of "resolutions" -- with help from SuperViva.com, the online life list community for planning a life you'll want to look back on. SuperViva is the place to dream and be inspired: make your flexible life goal list, find ideas to bring your goals to life, reflect on what you've experienced, and re-prioritize to your heart's content. Whether you're a goal-setter or a free spirit, join the thousands looking to SuperViva as inspiration for life.
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"As fundamental as the O is to getting to the stuff that matters, it may not always be the right time to actively work in it. Responsible, earnest women that we are,we can make the O into another 'have to' to check off the list. That overwhelm is not something we need and is diametrically opposed to the purpose of the O. If it starts to nag at you, leave it for a while, come back to it when you WANT to, when your desire for delving deep with guidance becomes strong again. Thanks to the O's architecture, you may even find that part of you has already been secretly whittling away at justthe stuff offered on the 'missed' pages; you may have a 'oh, that's why last week ...' experience; or some such. Working 'backwards' can be quite illuminating. Or leave the blanks and just get back into it when you want/can. Whatever works for you is fine. Just don't should on yourself!" -- Helga Tucson, AZ
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