The famous, or soon-to-be famous meme highlighting 5 Blogs That Make Me Think has found it’s way to me via one of the blogs I would have linked to had he not been the one that got me first.
My good blog friend Tony D. Clark always makes me laugh with his illustrations, amazes me with his skills and then has the audacity to write meaningful content. What nerve !
So as not to linger longer, here’s 5 Blogs That Make Me Think, out of the 100+ that ping my thinker:
Self Help Daily – This blog, if you’ll subscribe to the RSS feed and really listen to it for a few weeks, will run the gamut of things that make you think.
And I know the author well 
Some Assembly Required – Thom Singer gives away as much actionable strategy each and every week as anyone out there. His ideas are simple, you know I like that, easy to implement, yet very profound.
How’s that Thom ? Did I earn that 5 spot ?
Michael Masterson’s Blog – The blog of the King Daddy of Early To Rise is always interesting and for those of us who’re a bit ADD, it’s about a different subject each post.
If you don’t subscribe to Early To Rise, you should.
Hot Points – The blog of the Big Kahuna from Go Daddy is a must read.. We have 50 -100 domains registered with them and have always had good service.
Bob’s not been as prolific of late, but sometime’s he goes on a rip and it’s all you can do to keep up with his giant brain.
Matt Cutts – Not only is the Bad Boy of Google Bloggers a fellow Kentuckian, he’s a great read.
I can’t stand some of the comments, because I can’t understand some of their stances, but his info, advice, warnings and opinions make it easy to know what to do, what not to do and what you wish you could do…but can’t.
I don’t really expect the last three guys in that lineup to jump on board, but at least 4 of these 5 are new to some of you.
Don’t be afraid to subscribe to their RSS feeds and give them 30 days to win your approval.
Stretch yourself a bit and see if you can’t grow into a new, improved and better you.
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