Websites that change your life

[amandajane]

Originally Posted by wwstewart

The site that has changed my life totally would have to be this one.

Does anything happen on that site other than someone telling you you're welcome and that it's zombo.com? I got bored waiting for something to happen, lol.

[ajeh]

Originally Posted by GOTO Fashion

I can't say they've changed my life, but I certainly can say that I am really thankful for the following:

1) Wisebread.com - I have learned so much through the forums, and really appreciate all of the information available here for deal seekers and bloggers alike.

2) Postsecret.com - I love reading other people's secrets (new secrets published every Sunday).

3) Blogger.com and Google in general - they have made the process of starting a blog almost effortless, and the fact that everything works together seamlessly means I can focus on adding content to my blog and let their computers do the grunt work of coding for me.

Take away #3 (I don't blog) and this would be my answer.

[Indiescribe]

Try out this site...it might not change your life but can certainly save some minutes of your cooking time. You can use those minutes to change your life.
http://www.supercook.com/

[kickchk]

http://clarkhoward.com/
This one is my fav. Save more, spend less and avoid rip-offs.

[mindview]

My picks include:

• Google - it expands my reach to a wide universe of knowledge
• Zenhabits - definitely a good source of inspiration
• B42late - expands my ideas of using the internet to beyond my lifetime
• Freelance Switch - which really supports my switch to freelance life
• Wise bread - of course, this one is also a valuable resource

Enjoy!

[Linsey Knerl]

Probably stupid, but LinkedIn has changed my life! I have met so many people through it, and have reconnected with so many more. It's great for networking (new jobs, anyone?)

On a personal note, I totally dig flylady.net (but I'm not anywhere near getting it down yet.)

Can I also say that Craiglist has really helped us financially? We have traded and bartered and gotten so many cheap things that we needed lately. It has totally replaced FreeCycle.

Cool thread!

[Megan]

This one is going to sound silly, but Facebook has been a great resource for me. It's been a wonderful way to get back in touch with friends from college and high school (and even one from preschool!) and to stay updated on who's where in the country. It was incredibly helpful to me when I moved across the country. A quick look at Facebook told me who I knew in the area, and I've reconnected with people I haven't spent time with in years!

[kickchk]

Mine would be Dave Ramsey's Finance website, http://www.daveramsey.com/fpu/home/

[starshard0]

I would definitely have to say snopes.com, great way to debunk those urban legends and phony e-mail scam type things.

[n_vizion]

Steve Pavlina's Personal Development for Smart People
http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/