Below, you’ll find – pardon my French – a metric shit-ton of links. I decided to go big this week in honor of the new year, so it’s broken down into the best of Wicked Whimsy this year, a miniature link roundup for the new year, and then some miscellaneous links. But first! I need your input. If you’ll click here you’ll be taken to a survey about the ebook I’m working on, called Take Back Your Creativity. It’s only four questions, three of them multiple choice. And then after that, if you could click here and complete the survey about Wicked Whimsy in general, I would be forever in your debt. (That one is six questions, five of them multiple choice.) I’ll be using the input you give me to help create more awesomeness in 2011! Thank you for taking the surveys!
Without further ado, here’s the best of Wicked Whimsy in 2010. Picked by a combination of most popular & my favorites, and broken down into categories for your perusal.
Best of Wicked Whimsy in 2010
Creativity
Interview with Danielle LaPorte, Fire Starter Extraordinaire
Lifestyle
How to Make Space in Your Life
How to Stop Worrying all the Damn Time
Paganism
Sandman and American Gods: Problematic Portrayals – introduction, part one, part two
Personal Style/Beauty
Cultural Appropriation vs. Inspiration
The Oil Cleansing Method: A Review
A Cute & Comfortable Shoe Wardrobe
New Year’s Roundup
50 Radical New Year’s Resolutions, courtesy of the lovely & always-charming Ashe Mischief
Twelve Rules of Change – from Birdie at Bonnie Vie
5 Questions to Help You Make Effective New Year’s Resolutions
Giving up the good to avoid the bad
Transitioning into the New Year with Intention, a fabulous guest post at Spring by Shenee!
Miscellaneous Links
If you haven’t already, check out my guest posts at ProBlogger: Why Writing Every Day Isn’t Enough & at ScoutieGirl: Our Underselling Problem.
How To Be Inspired by Everything – A Brief Guide
How to Take a Stand and Change the World
Two goodies from Gwen Bell: the case for collaborative consumption & 90/10
“Crime is a product of distorted mind. It is distortion of mind which needed to be addressed [and] controlled. Not by preaching. Not by telling. Not by reading. But by addressing your mind.”
Whew! That’s it. I told you it was epic. Hope you’re not still nursing a hangover (two day hangovers are the worst). Happy New Year!
PS: Did you forget about the surveys? Here’s the one about Wicked Whimsy, and here’s the one about Take Back Your Creativity. Thanks again for taking the time to do them!
