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While the citizens of the United States of America prepared to elect their next president, the blogosphere discussed issues on authentic leadership and what it took to handle the responsibility required of a position such as the President of the United States.
With the release of Seth Godin’s newest book, “Tribes,” which talks about powerful and influential leadership, bloggers had much to say about what leaders must be made of. According to Harvard Business Publishing, Management Issues, and Slow Leadership, leaders of today need to have an inspiring and useful vision, personal commitment to solving and fixing problems, and they must empower the people around them to do the same. Interestingly, many bloggers also placed a strong emphasis on the ability to powerfully communicate these ideas to other people.
The current economic situation has been blamed for causing income loss, extended working hours and intense stress in workplaces all over the world. Personal development took a look at how to rise above the mess, by redesigning your life to achieve the balance necessary to ride through the financial storm. ZenHabits advocates “creating space” and allowing a dose of variety in work and life activities to keep things interesting. Dumb Little Man outlines a plan akin to an architect’s approach for life redesign, starting from a “blueprint,” to an “action,” leading to “maintaining” the life you want to lead.
The old adage “you get to keep every dollar you save” comes to mind when looking at the various money-saving initiatives of some of the blogosphere’s most popular bloggers. In “I Will Teach You To Be Rich,” writer Rami Sethi gives valuable tips on how to save $1,000 in 30 days. This, he says, is in response to the many readers who wanted to find out more on how to grow their bank accounts without dabbling in investment.
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