Great Blog Posts from Around the Net on Personal Branding, Personal Development, Internet Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and Life in General.

When Internet Marketing Becomes Dangerous | Gauher, gauherchaudhry.com

Over the course of Internet marketing journey the last decade, many have had their families broken apart as a result of their online businesses. Relationships are really the key to happiness and success. That is the relationships you have with business partners, customers, friends and most importantly, with your family.

The Content Pyramid: Healthy Portions of Posts for Your Blog | Pat Flynn, smartpassiveincome.com

The content pyramid is a graphical representation of the “serving sizes” of different types of blog posts Pat written on his blog, which together illustrate what he believes to be his own healthy blogging diet – a diet that has proved to quickly build some authority in the blogosphere.

10 Lessons Comic Books Can Teach Us About Blogging and Content Marketing | Chris Garrett, chrisg.com

Other than the odd graphic novel purchase, my interest was put to one side due to time, family, and so on. Recently though, due to the Marvel iPhone app, I have a renewed interest in buying comic books. This has made me look at them with a new perspective and I realised just how much content creators can learn from these publishers, writers and artists. As Stan Lee would say …excelsior! – Chris

How to Take MASSIVE ACTION and See HUGE Results | Lee McIntyre, getmoremomentum.com

Lee McIntyre is an internationally recognised information publisher, direct response consultant, speaker and author. He’s the founder and CEO of ‘Get More Momentum’ where he helps others build, and grow, profitable online businesses using ethical marketing strategies that produce fast results.

TAKE THIS JOB & SHOVE IT | Tyler Tervooren, tylertervooren.com

Tyler shares his 10,500 word guide completely free and it was written for anyone who’s sick of their job and ready to quit and do something more meaningful but needs help making the transition without freaking out about money.

The Zero Hour Workweek | Jonathan Mead, illuminatedmind.net

After over 100 hours of “work;” Jonathan’s free ebook: The Zero Hour Workweek is now available to the world. The “zero” part means that when you do what you love, “work” no longer feels like work. Everything he had done to create success for himself is contained within this document. This should probably cost money, but decided to make it free so as many people as possible can benefit from it.

A Call To Do More Than Read | David Crandall, heroicdestiny.com

But what if instead of just commenting and bouncing around like a bunch of caffeinated pingpong balls, we decided to do something more? What if there was a point to this…and that point was more than an AdSense account or click through rates? Let’s start with the decision that we want to do something more… – David

I Am Old | Katie Tallo, momentumgathering.com

Your days of old will come sooner than you’ll ever believe possible. So take hold of each day, each precious moment, right now. Take hold of it not by grabbing up all you can, but by giving away all you can. Give away kindness, give away hugs, give away your time, give away food, give away money, give away want, give away love.

How to Make 2011 Your Best Year Yet | Lee McIntyre, getmoremomentum.com

Lee shares  special message that contains a key strategy that you must implement if you want to speed ahead during the coming months. Listen to this special training now and you’ll get his best tip for exploding your business in 2011.

3 Sure-Fire Steps for Beating the Boring Content Blues | Sonia Simone, copyblogger.com

Have you ever reached a plateau with your content? You come to a point where you have a predictable amount of traffic, that traffic creates a predictable level of response (comments, clickthroughs for your product, number of back links, whatever), but your response doesn’t seem to budge past that point.. -Simone

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