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I found a great article called "10 Practical Uses for Psychological Research in Everyday Life." It explains how to detect lies, make your smile more attractive, persuade people, avoid getting scammed, and reduce your cholesterol level. On example: one person expressing an opinion three times has 90% of the effectiveness as three people expressing it once.

I am having a very bad day that has topped off a very bad week. Twitter saved me! It's crazy how people can develop friendships 140 characters at a time!

This is a quirky blog authored by life coach Melissa Pierce. It's not exactly what I was expecting by found myself delighted by it none the less. I'm not sure if others will enjoy it as well but I figured hey, let's just post it and see what happens.

Aaron’s post hits the bull’s eye. This is such an important topic. Getting one’s customers to feel a sense of ownership in one's product is critical. Foster it, develop it, and support it. What Aaron’s post describes is essential to effective marketing.

Over the past year, I have run clandestine marketing campaigns meant to ensure that promotional videos become truly viral, as these examples have become in the extreme. In this post, I will share some of the techniques I use to do my job: to get at least 100,000 people to watch my clients’ “viral” videos.

Blogging is big business these days, with some bloggers reporting six-figure or even million-dollar incomes. There are a number of ways that these bloggers earn such large paychecks, and the best know how to do it in a way that won't scare off readers. Check out 101 ways that you can earn money from your blog and learn strategies for using these tools and methods in a way that's reader-friendly.

Made in DNA is an American short story author living in Japan and writes serial fiction on Twitter. Made in DNA has been recognized by comic book author @warrenellis on WarrenEllis.com and on Warren Ellis’ LiveJournal.