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Around the web January 17, 2009
Welcome back! Coffee's always on around here. Pull up your favorite chair and a grab a cup. Enjoy your visit today! And don't forget to stop back by again soon.
Once again it’s been awhile since I posted an around the web list so I think today is a good day to do the first one of 2009.
This week, I want to highlight:
Marelisa Online – The 25-50-25 Rule for Getting Things Done
Zen Habits – The Singe Secret to Making 2009 Your Best Year Ever
Creative Maverick – Getting to Know Your Number One Creative Enemy
Christine Kane – Resolution Revolution: A Better Way to Start Your Year
And lastly, I wanted to let you know I blogged over at The Weight Loss Papers today. The new post is called “5 tips for smaller portions.” I think you’ll like it!
Have a great blog or article you came across this week? Feel free to share in the comments.
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Wisdom is what’s left after we’ve run out of personal opinions. ~ Cullen Hightower
Annie Anderson is a freelance copywriter and graphic designer specializing in the small business and real estate markets. Her tagline “Making your business, my business” means that she’ll take the utmost care when creating words and images for your business – just as if it were her own.
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