Guest Post from Farnoosh Brock of Prolific Living. Farnoosh has an awesome 6 week course starting Feb 20th to help you create a smart exit strategy from your job. Check it out at the end of the post!

How Do You Know When to Call it Quits: On Your job and Other Distractions from Your Purpose

I look back and wonder exactly when I tipped the scales, from being tolerant of my job to refusing to give another hour of service to a company that I no longer believed in (and I promise to tell you the answer in a minute).

There are so many intricacies to every relationship and the relationship you have with your job is no different. There are good days and there are bad days and so long as there is love and mutual respect and understanding, you willingly stay.

But when love has taken leave and your heart is longing to fulfill its multiple passions, when you count the hours until you are away from your workplace, and when you simply dread the thought of going into work, it is high time to think about quitting with grace and smarts.

Every relationship comes to an end.

If we are lucky, we take some of them all the way to our dying day but that’s highly unlikely with most of them.

And when the relationship with your job comes to an end, instead of holding on to it, overstaying your welcome and destroying every excitement you held about work, you need to exit gracefully, holding your head up high as you move on to the next fabulous adventure of your life.

Yet, the resistance surrounding this ideal scenario I just painted is not uncommon.

• First, there is the fear of leaving a “secure” job, except that nothing is secure and realistically, a job is far less secure than holding your future in your own hands.

• Second, the fear of the unknown and the uncertainty ahead but honestly, there is uncertainty in every single day and hour of our life and yet somehow, the idea of employment manages to magically mask that on large scales. Trust me, you are not safe from uncertainty by holding on to a job.

• Third, the terrifying idea of change – change of schedule and people and routine and environment, combined with anxieties of not knowing how to cope with said change.

But you are a human being.

You were made to be fierce and strong and survive in the wild.

Your ancestors fought tigers and lions and hunted for food in the jungles. Surely, you can arm yourself with courage enough to go out there in this modern world full of possibility and demand of yourself to bring your passions to life and build profits around them.

Your passions can be anything – it may very well be to become a corporate star or a Fortune 100 CEO or it may be to have a fabulous family and raise stand-up citizens that will change the course of history.

Whatever lies at the core of your heart is your passion and there is a way to turn that into an income and a profit if you choose to believe so.

You have an obligation to give yourself a chance, a true chance at happiness because no one in this world will do that for you and how could they?

No one knows you as well as you know yourself.

You owe it to yourself to pursue your passions at least once and to do something that you believe in at least once, before giving up on life and resigning to status quo. You deserve as much of a chance as your own role models and heroes that live the kind of lifestyle that speaks to you.

And you owe it to yourself to see that potential through and really push yourself to reach the dreams that you have secretly been nurturing.

One thing is for certain: you cannot do any of this when you stay in a place that is not aligned to your dreams, your values and your purpose. So have a little faith and a lot of courage. Believe in your ability to make smart decisions.

Start with creating a smart exit plan out of that place to one where you can truly thrive and prosper and where your gifts can really shine.

I have put together a 6-week step-by-step course to help you build a smart exit strategy out of the wrong job and into the right path (affiliate link).

When I was making my way out of Corporate America, no such resource was available to help me think through the practical steps of making a professional transition. No one could tell me the how of leaving. It took me weeks to put together a plan that made sense.

What I learned plus 4 months of research since then have turned into a massive course that prepares any of you going through this difficult transition. It will arm you with everything you need to make a professional move from the wrong job into the right place!

As to what tipped the scale for me, it was not the extreme boredom, or the awareness that I was in the wrong job or even the money as a means for survival.

It was the fact that I was in too much pain doing what went so against my values and my heart.

I could no longer stand another hour wasting my limited time and energy in this world. Pain, then, not boredom, tipped the scales for me and I gave up everything to build my own company and have not looked back once.

My word of caution: Don’t wait quite that long! Build your smart exit blueprint today.

So here’s my question to you, dear reader – how did YOU know it was time to quit your job and what made you finally do it? Any advice for those seeking a career change? Thanks for sharing!

Farnoosh Brock left a 12-year career at a Fortune 100 company for her pursuits in writing, coaching, blogging and building her company. She talks about smart habits for rich living with a focus on helping people create a smart exit strategy out of the wrong job to their true path. Grab the free 14 weekly power career tips & uncensored corporate escape advice here.

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What is pinterest?

“Pinterest lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and organize their favorite recipes.

Best of all, you can browse pinboards created by other people. Browsing pinboards is a fun way to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests.”

That’s their spiel. But as I see it, there’s way, way, way more to it.

When google analytics showed me that pinterest was now the # 1 referrer of traffic to my Facebook page in just 2 weeks, ahead of even this website, I KNEW it was gold.

It has huge potential for small business owners, self employed people, big business, brands, solopreneurs, bloggers, coaches, pretty much … everyone. How? Let me count the ways.

Here are 50 ways small businesses and self employed professionals and creatives can market using pinterest:

1. Sell your products and services
2. Build interest and awareness about upcoming events, services, products, branding etc
3. Offer discounts to pinterest followers
4. Hold contests for your business
5. Promote your upcoming book in storyboard form (or get ideas for writing)
6. Create a visual representation of your business
7. Establish your expertise, go-to-ness and helpfulness by sharing useful, valuable information
8. Make different boards for different topics to segment your audience so people can choose what they want to follow instead of having to follow all your boards (good for targeted followers)
9. Create and build your community in 5 ways
10. Get inspired, motivated and creative
11. Do market research for new product ideas
12. Ask questions and learn new things from those in your field
13. Build your brand by showcasing your blog and website
14. Share tips and images relevant to your industry (even if you haven’t created them yourself)
15. Create your own images and imbed urls in them
16. Collect valuable resources for clients and readers
17. Collaborate on projects
18. Find images and infographics to use in your blog posts
19. Connect with your tribe in a more personal way
20. Create videos and pin them on a special board (thus hitting the auditory AND visual buttons)
21. Add your pinterest url to your digital signature & in your ezine for more exposure
22. Brighten up the day with some funnies – regular happy breaks = more productive work
23. Increase website traffic! Link your pictures to your website or Facebook fan page and get new sources of traffic (pinterest is now the # 2 traffic referrer to my Facebook page, ahead of even this site!)
24. Use your keywords to describe these boards (yay, SEO)
25. Share your pins on your social media networks
26. Let your style attract your right people (esp if you’re a personal stylist, designer etc)
27. Redo your home office
28. Find things to do on a budget
29. Create tutorials and “how to” series via images or videos
30. Do reviews & recommendations of products people want, even if not yours
31. Inspire people - no matter what your business, you are always in the business of inspiration
32. Create a vision board and amp up your daily manifesting
33. Use interesting images to get peoples’ attention
34. Grow your community and network the right way
35. Showcase your portfolio
36. Find useful time management, productivity and lifestyle information (although to be fair, time management will go for a toss – it’s even more addictive than facebook .. but a lot more useful)
37. Use it like a search engine – search terms to find revelant information, get insights and ideas for your business
38. It’s a visual representation of real time trends just like twitter
39. Collect ideas for website design
40. Find and follow like minded people (comment on their pins & repin them to connect)
41. Share your favourite books, connect with your fave authors (interview them, learn from them)
42. Share travel destinations (great for travel bloggers, travel agents, destination home owners, bed & breakfasts etc), recipes (food bloggers) and so on
43. Share generously, not just your own content but that of others
44. Use it to shine and be authentic, it’s a powerful platform for you and your work
45. Give your boards interesting, simple, and descriptive names to make it easier for people to find and follow
46. Facebook is a social connection network, pinterest is about ideas, inspiration, design, visual appeal, and has a high aspirational aspect
47. Follow a few big names to get started, leave comments, tag people
48. Add the pin it button to your browser and pin anything on the web
49. Put a pin it widget on your website so readers can bookmark & share your posts and images on pinterest
50. Get intentional – are you looking to drive traffic to your blog, create awareness for your services, build a brand, connect with people, get ideas, share, or .. ?

If you found this post useful, please bookmark, pin, and share it with others, thanks!

• What other ways have you seen pinterest be used for business?
• Did any of these ideas help you? I’d love to hear from you!
• Oh and I have a handful of pinterest invites – if you’d like one, leave a comment below and I’ll email you one. 

Annie Leibovitz - Disney Dream Portrait Series

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”

– Mark Twain.

When Jayson Krause’s best friend died of cancer in September 2005, he realised that he had never fully gotten to know him.

So he embarked on a year long project, asking 52 strangers the same 10 questions, one a week, in an attempt to challenge myths about connection and get people sharing more than just small talk.

Questions about life, accomplishments, fears, goals – all the things people never ask. This is one man’s mission to change the way we connect with each other.

I’ve responded to his questions below and feel it’s really important for everyone to do.

Will you join us?

Start by answering these 11 questions, then share this post with others so they can answer it too.

Don’t let ONE MORE DAY go by in mindless conversations, when you could be getting REAL about the stuff that really matters and getting to know yourself and the people in your life.

Before it’s too late.

1. What is your dream job?

Being paid to be me! A sparkly secret agent of transformation and JOY, inspiring people to love themselves, do what they love, and live life their way.

Creating, facilitating, and hanging out in a delicious online community, connecting with like minded people, learning, growing, dreaming big dreams, supporting each other and living extraordinary lives of passion, purpose and play.

Yep, pretty much what I am already doing.

As a child, I wanted to be a published author *just like Enid Blyton*, and a mum. I still hope to do both and love that I have a 3rd dream that I am already living.

Whew!

What a year.

Back in December 2010, I did a year in review as part of #reverb10, an initiative to reflect on your year and contemplate what’s next.

It was the first I’d ever done and writing stuff down really helped me see just how amazing a year I’d had, when I thought I hadn’t done anything much.

So dude, this is good stuff.

If only to look, learn, celebrate, recommit and move on with renewed focus, clarity and direction.

Last year I broke it down in 3 parts – business, personal and community. This year, I’ve gone a little more in-depth with it and have brought some stats into the mix as well as answered some insightful questions posed by a fellow blogger.

The story unfolds …

At the start of 2011, my main goals were:

1. Launch an online forum for multi-passionate sparklers aka scanners
2. Do a weekly entrepreneur interview for my Entrepreneur Series (carried on from 2010)
3. Be clear about my message and niche so my ideal clients know exactly how I can help them
4. Create a course & worksheets around my Procrastination ebook (currently given away for free)
5. Grow my online presence, email list, Facebook page, increase website traffic & conversion
6. Move to Argentina for 3-4 months, hang out with Nat, then come back to Canada for the Summer
7. Revamp newsletter, be more consistent with emailing my awesome subscribers
8. Create online courses on business growth, personal growth, and social media
9. Have fun, be unconventional, build my business MY way no matter what the ‘experts’ say
10. Do a Landmark course after being curious about it for 10 years

 So how did I do?

It started off great! I gave up my apartment, sold all my furniture, packed my life in 8 boxes, prepared for Argentina, did the Landmark course (didn’t get as much out of it as I thought), bought vbulletin forum software in Jan 2011, started a mastermind group, kept blogging and .. life handed me a lemon,

Argentina didn’t happen, instead of summer warmth I ended up in -30 Calgary, had a crisis of “wtf am I doing with my life and business” and started questioning everything.

Remember #9?

I decided to do it my way and my way was screaming to step back, review and be with what was coming up. For 6 months I went on a deep personal journey that transformed the next 6 months to come.

The only things I was consistent about were meeting my mastermind group every 2 weeks, and to continue blogging and connecting with people through social media.

I stopped everything else. Every.thing.

No newsletters, no product creation, no Interviews, no courses, no coaching, and no forum.

Sh**! Was I crazy? Doomed?

This was the biggest test, the biggest leap of faith I took all year – to trust that my intuition was guiding me strongly through a process and that my job was to allow it.

I set one single intention “To be taken care of financially and not have to worry a minute about my finances” in 2011.

And… that’s exactly what happened. I had an idea of how this would work out and it unfolded how I’d imagined (family, friends, simple living, savings, unexpected sources of income). Goosebumps!

In April, I wrote a blog post about Scanners that brought out a whole community of multi-passionate renaissance people who learned for the first time that there was nothing wrong with them, they weren’t alone and that being who they were was a BLESSING, not a curse as they’d always thought.

This post changed many peoples’ perspectives and I got a ton of emails from multi-passionates who told me how their lives had changed by learning this one fact and they could now love and accept themselves for who they were instead of trying to fit in a box.

I knew that I HAD to create a space for us to learn, grow, connect and support each other!

Fast forward to June end. I woke up one day feeling stronger, clearer and more inspired than ever. Things started shifting. Then in the 1st week of September, I did something that altered 2011 forever.

What was that, you ask?

I made a decision.

A simple one, yet powerful in its impact.

After a strong intuitive hit, I decided to get rid of ALL tolerations, be consistent and claim my leadership and place in the inspiration & personal development world.

Specifically, this looked like:

1) Getting rid of my Aweber mailing list account (which I’d had for over a year but rarely used because of how much I detested using it) and moving to Mailchimp. This went against all conventional marketers who insisted Aweber was for professionals and Mailchimp was for newbies. Remember # 9 again? My life, MY way.

2) Letting people go from my life who I was tolerating instead of enjoying

3) Simplifying and de-cluttering electronically, energetically and physically (huge energy release)

4) Doing the Entrepreneur Interviews only when inspired instead of sticking to the 52 week plan (lesson: be willing to change course, halt or quit a direction if it just doesn’t feel aligned any more – DON’T drag it on and on!)

5) Saying no unless it was a HELL YEAH (thanks Derek Sivers, for that one!)

Pretty simple, huh?

That’s when all sorts of awesomesauce started happening.

• Starting mid Sept, I consistently sent out an email to my subscribers on a weekly basis
• A young blogger I’d reached out to offering support, ended up helping me expand my reach (Justin, I am forever grateful to you for your largehearted generosity!)
• I wrote a blog post that went viral, followed by a couple of other widely shared posts
• I created a social media course, launched a super fun and successful self help style e-course, rejuvenated my forum idea, coached, and hired a designer to revamp the YLYW site

Ok, ready for more specifics? Since September 15th, 2011, here’s a list of what I term successes.

Successes

• Launched a Social Media 4 week video course, which sold out to 25 participants
• Launched Inner Sparkle e-course, which sold out to 60 participants
• Launched Inner Sparkle II (starts Jan 9th, if you want in!)
• Previous clients reported sweet successes, some came back for more coaching after 2 years to move on to the next level

• Followed an intuitive hit one night and spent 10 hours creating a post JUST for the joy of it. This was the one that  went viral and brought 100,000+ unique visitors in Sept-Oct 2011
• Many other posts were shared thousands of times on Facebook and Stumbleupon
• Thanks to Kristi’s amazing post, I’d already made sure my blog was set up with calls-to-action, email opt-in-box etc to make the most of unexpected events – and it paid off in September!

• Facebook page grew from 1853 to 8000+ members in 3.5 months (currently 8238)
• Email list grew from 500 to 1800+ in 3.5 months, and growing every day (Love you guys!)

• Decided not to buy any info products or books all year – and did pretty well, buying just 2 products
• Contributed a prompt to the Ralph Waldo Emerson challenge
• Made my first ever commission from a product sale (followed by a few more, whee!)

• Restarted work on the forum, put a date on it (March 15th) + started site redesign work to better reflect the resource site this is
• Created a coaches group of over 750 coaches on Facebook to support and share with each other – one of my dreams come true!
• Went down snowbanks in a little plastic saucer, lived to tell the tale and then did it heaps more times! There ARE benefits to being in -30 temps after all

• Met tons of social media friends in person and forged new friendships
• Went from 5000 visitors a month to over 30,000 a month (on average, for the last 4 months)
• In Dec 2010, hostgator shut down my blog for 2 days because of “heavy traffic” and it kinda was – tens of thousands of spam accounts created by bots in the forum! Less than a year later, hostgator suspended my site again. And this time, it was because of the insane amount of visitors & hits on the viral post. Ironic, much?

200,000+ visitors in 2011 - this was beyond my wildest dreams and just goes to show that anything is possible at anytime if you TAKE INSPIRED ACTION, keep showing up and doing what you’re passionate about. Don’t expect it, but be prepared for it.

“Failures” – in quotes cos nothing’s a failure if everything’s an experiment!

• “Dropping the ball” on blogging after the huge traffic influx – this was a prime opportunity for me to really showcase and convert visitors into readers and subscribers. Although some of this happened organically, I posted just once in November and twice in December! I was busy travelling both months, creating courses and focusing on the Facebook page so blogging suffered.

• Not starting on Sparkle Club sooner - I bought vbulletin forum software in Jan 2011, got the ball rolling and then .. ignored it for 6 months. Picked it up again, talked to someone about setting it up and .. dropped it again. I spent ALL year talking about it but didn’t start because I had no idea how to structure it. That’s 12 months of experimenting, playing, tweaking that could have taught me tons and put me way ahead on the map.

• No regrets though. Everything is a learning experience and both these showed me the value of a plan, systems, support network and timing.

Learnings

• Show up - even when I decided to take a 6 month break from my business from Jan – June 2012, I was still posting on my facebook page, twitter, connecting with people & meeting my mastermind group every 2 weeks. That made a huge difference because I stayed connected and plugged in.

• Gratitude and setting intentions are POWERFUL. When I decided to be more consistent with my list in September, I realised WHY I hadn’t been and made a simple change, which changed everything. Opportunities I could not even have imagined, fell into my lap.

• Having a support network is one of THE most important factors in success. Without my mastermind group, I might have given up midway through my personal growth process but with them, I was supported personally and professionally and even more than that, INSPIRED by their words and actions in their own businesses.

• Although the big stuff happened in just the last 3 months of the year, it was the CONSISTENT small actions that I have been taking for TWO+ years that brought the right circumstances, people and results together. It’s NEVER an overnight miracle, and it always pays off to stay the course.

• Quit if you have to but never ever ever give up. Persistence is one of my biggest assets, as is believing in my purpose / mission / vision. I choose to do what I do even when I want to throw in the towel sometimes, because my WHY is important enough for me to stick it out.

• I refined my WHY, why I do what I do here – to inspire people to love themselves, do what they love and live an extraordinary life, THEIR way. Because we all deserve the life we want, not the one we or others think we should have or want. Personally, I do what I do because I want to live and work on my own terms.

• I freakin’ ROCK at life, finding the joy in small things and living with intention.

• Intuition is my (and your) friend. Trust, trust, trust it.

Top Posts of 2011

10 greatest things that happened in my life in 2011

1. I ate good food all year, cooked by people who love me
2. I lived in 4 cities, was well looked after and had no financial worries
3. My amazing MM group really held and supported me as I did them
4. I visited India after 3 years and am loving it
5. I launched 2 courses and sold out
6. I made yummy money doing what I love!!
7. Had a health scare but all my test results were A-1
8. I hired an amazing designer LisaV to redo my site (coming soon!)
9. Met old friends after years and re-established our friendships in new ways
10. I grew up and started treating my business like a business instead of a hobby ~ word

3 lessons I learned in 2011

1. I was born to shine and help people shine, my mission is to inspire you to love yourself, do what you love and live an EXTRAORDINARY life, YOUR way
2. Take more risks – create, create, create, experiment, experiment, experiment, ship, ship, ship.
3. To be successful, I have to know, believe and trust that I already am – and I AM

3 things I’d do differently

1. I’d have created the forum in Feb 2011 (better late than never)
2. I’d have created a product for sale much sooner (it’s on like Kong in 2012)
3. I’d have hired a copywriter to help me tell my story better (coming in 2012!)

3 things I will do less of in 2012

1. Procrastinate on shipping (creating, writing, courses, products)
2. Learning by reading (time to learn by doing instead, baby)
3. Mindlessly surf the internet instead of creating (I’m seeing a trend here – create create create)

3 things I will do MORE of in 2012

1. Be more positive more of the time, trust in the bigger picture
2. Create more products and SHIP them, ie, take action a lot and fast
3. Make more money from various sources while having a blast (but of course!)

3 things I will STOP doing in 2012

1. Complaining about things, being negative and critical
2. Saying I “wish I had more clarity and direction” – cos I have enough!
3. Comparing myself to others and using it as an excuse to beat up on myself

3 reasons I want to achieve these goals are

1. To be successful on MY OWN TERMS doing what I love, living where I want
2. Cos I damn well deserve financial and professional success, I’m an achiever
3. To help thousands of people become more confident, happy & live extraordinary lives

Smartest decision I made last year
To bring together 6-7 women I adored and admired into a “Secret Society of Awesomeness” on facebook, without knowing why in the beginning, just following an impulse and then watch it turn into a mastermind with calls every 2 weeks, as well as daily support in the group. Best.Decision.Ever.

What I learned from this – follow your intuition, let people into your vision and co-create something even more magnificent that serves you all!

Biggest risk I took last year
Deciding not to get an apartment after giving mine up in Dec 2010 for the impending trip to Argentina, which never panned out, and moving every 3 months for the rest of the year.

One sentence that sums up this past year
I trusted the Universe to look after me as I took time out, followed my intuition and believed that everything was happening perfectly, leaving the door open to magical things happening – as they did!

Intentions for 2012

My 3 guiding lights are Expression over Expectation (I’ll explain more in a blog post), Generosity, and Openheartedness.

Instead of ONE word for the entire year, I’m doing it Quarterly and will let it come to me each quarter. For Q 1, I’ve chosen EXTREME JOY and FIERCELY UNSTOPPABLE! I also have a list of 7 specific goals for Q 1 but I’m keeping them to myself for now. The big, overall goals are as listed in the section above.

My tips for a crackerjack 2012:

• BE you
• Make fun a priority
• Have clear intentions
• Hit a pitch a day, don’t worry about where it lands
• Listen to what people say but trust your intuition more
• Get support by way of a coach, mentor or peer mastermind group
• Break big, giant goals into quarterly goals and check in every 3 months to add or take away
• Be kind to yourself, ease up on the pressure, know you’re doing your best & hold your vision

To sum it up, while I’m grateful for the growth and movement this year, my REAL success has nothing to do with these numbers.

What made me smile the most and feel like I’d done worthy work, was the emails, the comments, the messages and stories from people whose lives had been made brighter, who’d taken action, become more positive and happy, started blogs, found new jobs, increased their confidence and moved closer to living the lives THEY want, rather than following other peoples’ dreams.

I can’t share most of those here, so I’ll just thank the 200,000+ people who read my posts and visited my site in 2011. THANK YOU also to my email subscribers, Facebook fans, twitter peeps and everyone I know!!

Here’s to an awesometastical 2012 for you and me!

ps: In case you’re wondering what the “one thing” was that changed everything, no it’s not the traffic or the growth or courses – it was making the decision to TRUST my intuition and do what feels good/eliminate tolerations. Try it, it has the potential to change.your.life.

Over to you – what did you learn in 2011 and what are your intentions for 2012? Thanks for reading, sharing and BEING here! You rock! xoxo, Tia.

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Yay! Just did the Tiny Buddha book drawings on Friday, Dec 23rd and here are the 2 winners! There were 2 drawings done at random.org (screenshots attached). Some names are repeated because they entered twice.

Please send me an email with your mailing address and I’ll send it forward to Lori so you can get your gifts.

Thanks to EVERYONE who entered! There are always fab giveaways happening here so you’ll get another chance in 2012 Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. xo, Tia.

Winner # 1 - Jennie

Winner # 2  - Jennifer Cox

Reminder: The Inner Sparkle e-course is back in Jan. This 30 day, 21 email, mini self-help style e-course (in the words of a participant), is for anyone who:

• Would love to get 2012 started off on the right foot
• Wants daily mojo-revving inspiration & motivation
• Would like to be happier, more fulfilled and present in your life
• Thinks it’s time you met your Kickass Inner self & got a better sense of who you REALLY are
• Is SO damn ready to see life & its challenges with a fresh perspective and start shaking things up
• Loves the idea of having a fun, safe, space to connect with fellow adventurers AND get my *almost* undivided attention (optional – do it with or without group support). 

What you’ll get:

• 21 days of inspiring, uplifting email prompts spread over 30 days
• Short, fun, (sometimes intense) and insightful exercises to do in 5 – 20 min a day
• From writing to thinking to playing to surprise mini tasks – expect anything.
• A space to share your experiences, learnings & insights in an exclooosif (optional) group with fellow #21Shine peeps. Think facebook.com/YourLifeYOURWay on STEROIDS. In your OWN special secret society of 10X the AWESOMENESS. Hot.Damn. 

For just $35 CAD (with forum) or $21 (do it on your own), this makes for a FABULOUS gift for yourself or a loved one. Go on, make someone’s life better in 2012 by gifting them community, perspective, and insights! Click here for more details and to register.