Other self development sites which are as high quality as Steve's...

[Lanternista]

The Art of Manliness | Men's Interests and Lifestyle

This has become the only other self-development site which I read without feeling that "I read it before", but, as you may notice from the name, it is gender specific, though I guess ladies could get some insights from it as well.

Articles are usually long and well researched without the typical "10 point bullet list" crap that's everywhere...

[Crushable]

Originally Posted by ericabiz

My own blog is about growing a business. Do check it out if you're interested in starting or growing your online business...but it may not be useful to those of you who aren't entrepreneurs.

Some of the other sites I like (note: these are mostly entrepreneurs too)

entrepreneurs-journey.com
smartpassiveincome.com
manvsdebt.com
iwillteachyoutoberich.com
davidrisley.com
chrisguillebeau.com/3x5

If you lean more toward the biz side of things, any/all of these are a great read!

-Erica
Online Business Blog -- erica.biz -- Erica Douglass teaches you how to start and grow an online business!

good list! My own site is about personal development with a focus on relationships. I inject a lot of my personality into my writing and I always stay away from the cliche crap that is everywhere.

To add to your list:

farbeyondthestars.com - blog on minimalism and business
fourhourworkweek.com/blog (tim ferris)
viperchill

[bluedragon]

I don't look much for written material these days, I just love to listen to wonderful coaches and authors, but I bet that the blogs of the people I listen to are about as good as their shows and podcasts are. I know Michael Neill offers tips at geniuscatalyst.com, but I don't bother to go there cause I just downloaded 170 radio shows with him and I listen to him every day. I bet that he shares the same mind-blowing simple and effective ideas on his written blog.


Honestly, since I saw what can be learned in an NLP course and what a coach can help you do in 20 minutes, I'm not so sure how important it is to constantly read about and about personal development. There are a few great books that I want to pick up, work with, test the ideas within, I like to listen to authors counsel people one-on-one, but I'm not sure how much value I could get from reading 100 more articles on motivation or courage or stuff like that.

[tatoeba]

Steve is at the top of the list for me with Scott H.Young and Chris Guillebeau but how about other languages ? Since Steve is right now brushing up is French, here are some good PD blogs "en français" :

- Ceclair.fr
- Des-livres-pour-changer-de-vie.fr
- Albanblog.fr
- Nicolaspene.fr
- Christopheandre.com

and my own contribution :

- Revolutionpersonnelle.com

Any other French PD blogs ?

Merci !