Taking Personal Development to The Next Level
April 23rd, 2008 | by Jeniffer |
photo credit: Crossing Sparks
Many of us spend our time surfing through personal development sites, looking for that elusive piece of information which can carry us forward in our lives.
How can we live better, feel better, BE better, we wonder, and we search through site after site, looking for that golden nugget which will tell us how.
If this describes you, you are not alone.
Personal development sites are among the hottest sites on the Internet, with traffic numbers which boggle the mind.
If everyone who visited these sites did as the sites told them to do, we’d all be developed to the best us we could be.
We’d be better, stronger faster…ok, perhaps we would’t be all that, but we’d be happier, more successful in ways that matter to us, and we’d be reaching out our hands to help others reach the heights we have achieved.
That is what people who are truly “into” self development do.
At least, that has been my experience, especially since I joined Personal Development Partners.
Personal Development Partners is the brainchild of Aaron Potts, whose site, Today Is That Day, is among the most popular of its kind on the web.
Personal Development Partners is a group of people seeking information, encouragement, and strategies for personal development. These positive people are also delighted to assist and guide others in their quest for the same.
The site features areas where visitors can discuss one another’s blog posts (which, incidentally, is a good way to boost your traffic!), feeds from some of the best Personal Development sites on the Internet, as well as free downloads of ebooks and audios for its paid members.
Signup is free, and there is no obligation to become a paid member. Free members are able to access, comment on and contribute to the forums. However, the cost of a paid membership is just $20 for 6 months, $19.95 per month, a truly reasonable price for the value you are given. As well as the perks mentioned above, paid members get to surf through the site ad-free, which is a plus for anyone.
And paying just $20 for 6 months $19.95 for one full month of encouragement, information, and support, is money very well spent, in my opinion.
Just be warned: personal development takes some work.
Membership makes it earier because of the encouragement to follow through on the information and techniques given. You will still have to do the work.
You’ll just have a much better time doing it!
Personal Development Partners gets both thumbs up.
It’s a great way to take your quest for personal Development to the next level.
Update: I received an email from Aaron this morning, advising me of the rate changes since I joined.
I’ll include it in part here–I regret any inconvenience that may have cost anyone, but it is still a great deal for the value you get!
“…the membership rates at PDP for new members are $19.95 p/month. The $20 per 6-month rate was the introductory rate, and all people who have that rate will have it forever, since they got in before the rates were changed to monthly, instead of every 6 months. ”
Again, I am terribly sorry for any incovenience or misunderstanding this may have caused.
Jeniffer
