Comments on: Book Review: Reclaim Your Dreams http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/ Blurring the lines between work, life, and play! Fri, 03 Feb 2012 02:44:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Biggest Roadblocks to Following Your Dreams | Illuminated Mind http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-1128 The Biggest Roadblocks to Following Your Dreams | Illuminated Mind Fri, 09 Jul 2010 20:19:56 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-1128 [...] the first edition to Reclaim Your Dreams. It was purchased over 500 times and reviewed over and over. And now I’m getting ready to release the second, expanded and updated [...] [...] the first edition to Reclaim Your Dreams. It was purchased over 500 times and reviewed over and over. And now I’m getting ready to release the second, expanded and updated [...]

]]> By: Reclaim Your Dreams Reviews | Illuminated Mind http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-148 Reclaim Your Dreams Reviews | Illuminated Mind Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:13:50 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-148 [...] Live Collar Free [...] [...] Live Collar Free [...]

]]> By: 44 Creative and Adventurous Bloggers You Should Know - Free Pursuits http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-43 44 Creative and Adventurous Bloggers You Should Know - Free Pursuits Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:05:44 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-43 [...] Site tagline: Lifestyle Without Limits James says: “I have a distaste for doing things that don’t make much sense.” Why you should check this blog out: James just started blogging last month, but spent many months getting to know people in the lifestyle design blogging community prior to starting his blog. That and his solid writing have helped him grow a strong readership after just a month. Most recent post: Book Review: Reclaim Your Dreams [...] [...] Site tagline: Lifestyle Without Limits James says: “I have a distaste for doing things that don’t make much sense.” Why you should check this blog out: James just started blogging last month, but spent many months getting to know people in the lifestyle design blogging community prior to starting his blog. That and his solid writing have helped him grow a strong readership after just a month. Most recent post: Book Review: Reclaim Your Dreams [...]

]]> By: Ash http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-42 Ash Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:28:22 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-42 Ah, the BMW. Growing up in a small (emphasis on small) town in rural Pennsylvania, I never even heard of Infiniti until I moved to Philadelphia. I couldn't figure out how what seemed to be 75% of the population zoomed around in Beamers & Benzs. They're so prevalent around here, they've become as commonplace as the red Chevy Cavalier was back where I grew up. And I admit, at first I was a bit jealous that everyone besides me had a freaking back up camera, some sexy British accent giving them a play-by-play and luscious heated leather so hot it burned your ass. But as I examined the situation more closely, these are also the same people who are putting in 60 hour work weeks and never get to do anything fun. So, as far as I'm concerned, they can keep their stupid little Simon Colwell wannabe cars. I'd rather work, oh, say, 4 hours and go cliff diving every week! ;) Ah, the BMW. Growing up in a small (emphasis on small) town in rural Pennsylvania, I never even heard of Infiniti until I moved to Philadelphia. I couldn’t figure out how what seemed to be 75% of the population zoomed around in Beamers & Benzs. They’re so prevalent around here, they’ve become as commonplace as the red Chevy Cavalier was back where I grew up. And I admit, at first I was a bit jealous that everyone besides me had a freaking back up camera, some sexy British accent giving them a play-by-play and luscious heated leather so hot it burned your ass. But as I examined the situation more closely, these are also the same people who are putting in 60 hour work weeks and never get to do anything fun. So, as far as I’m concerned, they can keep their stupid little Simon Colwell wannabe cars. I’d rather work, oh, say, 4 hours and go cliff diving every week! ;)

]]> By: James Schipper http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-40 James Schipper Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:39:04 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-40 Please let me know how you like it. Please let me know how you like it.

]]> By: James Schipper http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-39 James Schipper Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:37:17 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-39 Thank you for stopping by. I used to live out there, and would have loved to go on that camping trip. I agree with you about the book and Jonathan. I am not looking to have this site be a personal development site, at least in the traditional sense. But this is a good read that anyone can use to apply to their life to directly improve the planning aspects of working for a living or living for a living. Thank you for stopping by. I used to live out there, and would have loved to go on that camping trip. I agree with you about the book and Jonathan.

I am not looking to have this site be a personal development site, at least in the traditional sense. But this is a good read that anyone can use to apply to their life to directly improve the planning aspects of working for a living or living for a living.

]]> By: James Schipper http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-38 James Schipper Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:31:58 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-38 I hope you do, Tammy! It's worth the few bucks. A lot of the things in it seem like they would be common-sensical. But as with everything "we know" it's of little use without actually <i>doing</i> it. I hope you do, Tammy! It’s worth the few bucks. A lot of the things in it seem like they would be common-sensical. But as with everything “we know” it’s of little use without actually doing it.

]]> By: James Schipper http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-37 James Schipper Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:29:58 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-37 You ever look into yacht maintenance? :-D Yes, I have read the Zero-Hour Workweek as well. I will do a more in-depth review on that one at some point. I'm just trying to figure out how to space things out here. He's got a lot of good stuff to say. You ever look into yacht maintenance? :-D

Yes, I have read the Zero-Hour Workweek as well. I will do a more in-depth review on that one at some point. I’m just trying to figure out how to space things out here.

He’s got a lot of good stuff to say.

]]> By: James Schipper http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-36 James Schipper Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:26:44 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-36 I have to write these things with you in mind, of course. I have to write these things with you in mind, of course.

]]> By: Liz http://www.livecollarfree.com/reclaim-your-dreams/#comment-35 Liz Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:14:47 +0000 http://www.livecollarfree.com/?p=206#comment-35 This is not just another self-help, self-actualization Ebook. I found many of the ideas presented in Reclaim Your Dreams to be truly unique. This weekend I had the good fortune of camping out with Clay Collins, Jonathan Mead and other PM members and I can tell you Jonathan is a real, genuine, down to earth guy. I highly recommend his book and his site. This is not just another self-help, self-actualization Ebook. I found many of the ideas presented in Reclaim Your Dreams to be truly unique. This weekend I had the good fortune of camping out with Clay Collins, Jonathan Mead and other PM members and I can tell you Jonathan is a real, genuine, down to earth guy. I highly recommend his book and his site.

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