Gen Y Blog I Love: Insightfull by Valerie Mondesir

In an effort to be less of a lurker (someone who frequents blogs but doesn’t comment on them) I’m starting a new series where I feature other blogs that genuinely resonate with me.

My first pick is Valerie Mondesir’s blog, InsightFULL. I chose Valerie because she writes about her own personal development in a way that helps others improve themselves too. Plus, personal development a topic that I love and was the focus of this blog when it first started (way back when), and I’m glad to see a unique, female voice in the space.

I also like that Valerie describes herself as quiet, but fun. It’s clear from her blog that she’s fun, and it’s clear from the fact that she doesn’t self-promote herself into oblivion that she is quieter than the typical blogger. Her blog is inward-focused, which is a refreshing change from some of the louder personalities on the web. Unfortunately, she doesn’t  always get the recognition she deserves for being a great writer who picks great topics and says great things about them.

Here are three recommended posts that Valerie has written lately:

These are not just posts that I thought were neat or cool or awesome – I learned something interesting about myself from each of these posts. Check them out, and if you like what you read, be sure to subscribe to her regular updates here. I truly think you will enjoy her blog.

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  • Oh, my. I'm so flattered that I'm blushing! Thanks so much, Monica ... you have no idea how much this means to me. I remember when I first started reading your blog in February 2009. You're one of the many bloggers out there (more than I can count) who inspired to me to keep on with the blogging, even when I wondered if I was wasting my time.

    Thanks again, you truly ROCK! :)
  • Hey, that's really nice that I inspired you to blog. You've inspired me to keep blogging, because there are still blogs out there that use social media to talk about ideas, not about social media. Cheers!
  • Monica,

    Thanks so much for sharing Valerie's blog with us. I look forward to getting more acquainted with her work, but judging by the posts you've suggested she has some genuine insight and perspective many of us can learn from.

    R
  • Ryan, I'm glad you plan to check out Valerie's work! She's awesome.
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