Summary: <a href="https://i0.wp.com/makeyoursomedaytoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Before-work.jpg"></a><br> Me<br> Welcome to a milestone! This is EPISODE 50! Wow! I am honored that you listen to my guests and me. The fact that I have been doing this since April 9 and still have an increasing listenership, I experience a feeling of unreality almost every day.<br> Thank you. Thank you for listening to me and my guests. And thank you for reading these notes. I hope you find something useful in every episode. and I hope that you visit my guests’–no, my FRIEND’S–pages and products. They work hard to help everyone else, as do I. You do the same. My fervent hope is that everyone in this circle of success–you, my guests, and me–enjoy growth and benefit from my work here.<br> 10. Ani Alexander: Be yourself!<br> Ani was my guest on <a href="http://makeyoursomedaytoday.com/AniAlexander">Episode 38</a>. Ani is (as of today) the only podcaster based in Armenia. As such, she is the “Number One Armenian Podcast for 2014!” Her podcast, <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/write-2b-read-writing-self/id894764419?mt=2">Write 2B Rea</a>d is a great show, if you are interested in the art of writing, and especially if you have ever considered writing a book.<br> Ani’s books on Amazon:<br> <br><br> <br><br> <br> Ani tweets <a class="ProfileHeaderCard-screennameLink u-linkComplex js-nav" href="https://twitter.com/Ani_LifeProb">@Ani_LifeProb</a><br> <br> 9. Alastair McDermott: Everyone is afraid!<br> Alastair was my guest on <a href="http://makeyoursomedaytoday.com/AlastairMcDermott">Episode 40</a>. He is an engineer at heart, but he is also able to talk to people, to help people see their options and to take action!<br> Earlier this year, he, his girlfriend Anne-Marie and over 2-3000 other riders hopped on their bicycles and rode around Ireland, in a <a href="http://www.cycleagainstsuicide.com/">“Cycle Against Suicide” </a>ride. He rode it, without prior training. Are you this committed to an idea? Could you do this?<br> You can reach Alastair by email <a style="color: #0186ba;" title="Link: null" href="https://ecbiz132.inmotionhosting.com:2096/cpsess9002929993/3rdparty/roundcube/#NOP">amd@websitedoctor.com</a> His company is <a style="color: #0186ba;" href="http://www.websitedoctor.com/" target="_blank">www.websitedoctor.com</a><br> On Twitter he is <a style="color: #0186ba;" href="http://twitter.com/WebsiteDoctor" target="_blank">@WebsiteDoctor</a> and on Facebook <a style="color: #0186ba;" title="Link: http://facebook.com/WebsiteDoc" href="http://facebook.com/WebsiteDoc" target="_blank">fb/WebsiteDoc</a><br> <br> 8. Brian Dunning: Consistancy and dedication!<br> <a href="https://i0.wp.com/makeyoursomedaytoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/dunning-large-full.jpg"></a><br> I LOVE listening to the <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/skeptoid/id203844864?mt=2">Skeptoid podcast</a> and have listened to every episode, all 432 of them. As a Registered Nurse–and a self-admitted science nerd–I love that Skeptoid produces a weekly show that investigate commonly held beliefs and then subjects them to scientific scrutiny. Even better, <a href="Skeptoid.com">Skeptoid.com </a>provides a complete transcript and a list of references of the evidence used in the show. He doesn’t just say “This is X” but rather “This is X, and here is the evidence supporting that statement, along with contradicting evidence.” And then he lists the references. It is a 100% listener-funded show. No sponsors, no affiliate links (which is something that I do here, to be honest) and no other marketing. I am a sponsor of the show, because I believe that he provides value and a good service, even if sometimes his evidence runs contrary to my beliefs. That is okay!
