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Top 10 rea­sons why I should sign up to receive new arti­cles (for free!) from The Crazy Colombian’s

1. Because his writ­ing often weaves seem­ingly dis­con­nected ideas into coher­ent and new per­spec­tives on spir­i­tual, envi­ron­men­tal, and per­sonal devel­op­ment; and I love gain­ing new per­spec­tives about how to live a bet­ter, more ful­fill­ing life (Read How to reach your goals for an exam­ple)
2. Because he cov­ers impor­tant yet less well-known envi­ron­men­tal news & tips (Read Renew­able energy? Go fly a kite! for an exam­ple)
3. Because he often gives me use­ful tech­niques to be more pro­duc­tive & effec­tive in my per­sonal and pro­fes­sional life (Read 5 Things you need to know before you write your next email for an exam­ple)
4. Because even when he makes mis­takes, his writ­ing is sen­si­ble and fun to read, and often brings a smile to my face (Read ‘Want some wis­dom? Have a Baci’ for an example)
5. Because I am his Mum
6. Because I am his friend
7. Because I am nei­ther his Mum nor his friend, but would love to be either! (Hint: I become friends with peo­ple that sign up to receive new arti­cles for free, and with peo­ple that inter­act often by leav­ing thought pro­vok­ing or encour­ag­ing com­ments to my posts)
8. Because he is a fan of Dan Mill­man  (just like me!) and often writes on Dan’s books, sem­i­nars, or ideas (Read ‘The Peace­ful War­rior Series’ for some exam­ples)
9. Because he is a Jack Lalane fan, and keeps pub­lish­ing things he thought about while watching/reading/learning from Jack (Click here for arti­cles about Jack Lalane)
10. Because he asked me to (look to your right for instruc­tions on how to sign up by email; click here to sign up on a news reader, and click here to fol­low me on Twitter)

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Impor­tant Note: Please be aware that this sub­scrip­tion method puts more of an onus on you to check my twit­ter updates reg­u­larly; if you miss one of my ‘New arti­cle’ notices, you will likely not realise I have pub­lished some­thing new.