Wednesday and Full of Great Links
Posted on October 3, 2007 By Joe Fier
Here we go again with the weekly list of some great sites that Matt and I have found over the week that have caught our eyes. There are so many great sites out there that offer advice and insight from so many levels, it’s always difficult to widdle the list down to just 10. But none the less, the sites listed here are awesome and very worth checking out on your own, if you haven’t already. Here we go:
- Over at DietHack there is an article that brings up some simple ways to slim down on the calories without sacrificing too much. 15 Calorie-Cutting Food Hacks.
- I’ve said it again, but it’s something that’s important in my life: sleep, or the lack of it. Check out Would a Daily Power Nap Make You More Productive? over at HealthMad to see how napping can help straighten out your life.
- This is a little off the health topic, but something we probably all deal with, the 9-5. I know those numbers sound dreadful, but read How To Work 9 to 5 and Enjoy It at Dumb Little Man to, well, learn to enjoy that workday!
- Do you think that yardwork is monotonous and pointless, think again. At He’s Fit, they point out that these once daunting tasks can prove beneficial to your health. It’s at in Yardwork Yields Muscle Gain.
- I’ve written some of my insight on this topic, but you should check out How To Get an ‘A’ in College Nutrition, Part II at Her Active Life and learn some things you might be forgetting before throwing a few drinks back.
- While you’re at Her Active Life, also read Tips for Time Management. We all have our own techniques of how to complete tasks, but it’s always a great thing to ingest some more tips to allow you to make more of your time.
- If you’re interested in working out and not having the space for all the bulky equipment, maybe you should check this new workout idea. It’s over at He’s Fit in the article, Suspension Training.
- There are some huge words of wisdom at Zen Habits in the article, Escaping the Cubicle and Getting Off the Corporate Treadmill. They show that with enough positive energy within you, the limits in your life seem nonexistent.
- The post, Just Do It! over at The Positivity Blog is a good read because it reminds you to overthink your life. I’m in no means an indecisive person, but I know those who are, so this could be a little help.
- The last, but best article I read this week (which Matt found) is called All-Day Vitality: How to Fight Fatigue Morning, Noon, and Night from Ririan Project. This post is packed with ideas to stay attentive and sharp throughout the day with detailed information along with it.
That’s my snazzy list of ten great reads for the week. Like always, check out other posts on these great sites and keep up with they have to say. I am constantly amazed with the amount of knowledge that can be gained through others. Have a good one!
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