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Marshall Jones Jr. | WP Blog
http://marshalljonesjr.wordpress.com/
The personal (wordpress) blog of Marshall Jones Jr., which covers everything from his daily adventures (e.g. barefoot jogging) to behavioral economic trends to lifestyle design tips to late-night Philosofic musings (e.g. is "Philosofic" even a word?) and beyond.
- Added on: Oct 11th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Marshall Jones Jr.
- Listed in: Development and Growth Lifestyle
- Tags: christian personal development business Marketing philosophy barefoot jogging
Recent Posts
The friend strategy
This will soon become a post at bondChristian.com, but I thought I’d let you in on it first. I discovered this after blog fell apart earlier this year. A little backstory: I started blogging and writing long, interesting articles about a year a...
(Should be) Life changing quote of 2009
Whether it actually is or not is a different matter. But given what’s said here, it should be life changing. “How much do you have to hate someone to believe that everlasting life is possible and not tell them that?” -Penn Jillette ...
Guest posting
Lately, I’ve been working to do more guest posting for bondChristian.com. (Doing any guest posting would count as “more.”) I’ve heard that it’s the best way to start building an audience/community. In my experience too, ...
10 hobbies I’ve had but almost forgot about – Part 2
Picking up from my list yesterday… 6. Racing/car battling video games I’m not sure how I got involved in this and not sure how long it lasted. I played other games also but always loved the racing and car battling games best. Think Twiste...
10 hobbies I’ve had but almost forgot about – Part 1
I’m a fairly interested guy. I’ve had a lot of hobbies. Here’s a list of some that I hadn’t considered in a while along with a brief description about each. 1. Yo-yoing This lasted about a year, sometimes in the early ‘o...
Limes
Limes are amazing. Limes are surprisingly good. Limes are green. Squeeze them onto food, and the food usually tastes better… even if it’s really good food (an exception might be cereal). Squeeze them into water, and you’ve made my ...
