This post is being published while I’m hanging out in India. I’ll make a quick report when I get home.

So, I didn’t plan too well ahead, so I have to admit it; this post is really rushed.

I just wanted to link to some of the blogs that I have been reading, so you don’t have to hunger for great content while I am away…

Hope you find it useful!

David Wygant – A wonderful guy with a great and fun blog on dating. Lots of tips, thoughts, podcasts and videos on here. A must read for me!

Stronglifts – A blog on strength training. Mehdi’s advice is all about getting stronger, and living a healthier life. Also lots of free videos on how to correctly do exercises.

Urbanmonk – Albert writes on spirituality and personal development. He shares a lot of great stories, and generally has a lot of wise things to say. Comments are a must, too! A man with a great and open heart :-)

Yangtown – Another “spiritual” blog, but with a more masculine approach. Emotional strength, opening your heart, confidence, integrity, power. Also offers a great ebook for free.

TSB Magazine – “A modern man’s resource”. I read this mainly for the entertainment, but they do offer some great posts once in a while.

These are the 5 blogs that I read most regularly at the moment, but it changes a lot. I think I have like 80 blogs in my feed reader, so I read a lot.

Hope you’ll enjoy these, and I’ll respond to all comments and emails when I get home around the 18th of July!

Have a great summer everyone,
Alex

A few weeks ago, I got this question:

“Do women find blogging sexy?

Many associate blogging with nerdy and so on, and in fact I’m quite surprised that a person with an outgoing personality like you also blog.

How do women react when they know you blog? Just curious. – Robert“

Is it nerdy to blog?

For many people, even for a lot of bloggers, blogging is looked upon as something nerdy.

For me, the “You have to be a geek with glasses to set up a website” days are over. Today it’s so simple anyone can do it.

Being a blogger, or managing a website, is only nerdy if that’s what you make it.

I don’t see anything geeky about it at all. Or well, that depends on how you define geek.

But I don’t think that being a blogger and having an outgoing personality are two extremes – for me they mix up really well.

How do women react?

But you’re real question was “how do women react?”

My answer is that they react really positive!

Women (in particular) ask me all kinds of question when I tell that I am a blogger. They want to know what I write about, why I do it, how I do it, etc. etc.

I actually think that women generally find it really attractive. Even sexy.

It all boils down to your own beliefs

If you’re ashamed of being a blogger, if you think you’re a nerd, if you think you’re doing something “wrong”, women will notice.

Trust me. It’s almost impossible to hide this kind of stuff from women.

But if you think that what you’re doing is perfectly O.K, so will she. So no doubt about it.

(As long as you’re not writing about something ethically wrong, like “How to mug old ladies who can’t defend themselves”.)

If you’re writing from a passion, she will notice.

Identity

In a great way, she will find out more about you and your identity. And that’s only negative if you’re ashamed of it.

And if you are, you’d better change it. Because it’s going to follow you for the rest of your life ;)

Robert I hope that answers your question. And if anyone has a different question, please feel free to ask.

Take care guys,
Alex

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