Honestly, if you haven't at least heard of any of these blogs before, then you've probably been living in a cave somewhere in Brooklyn. Do yourself a favor and get familiar with the material that's being offered in each as it'll probably change your life on some level or another.
Books
The 4 Hour Work Week
The companion blog to the best-selling book, "The 4 Hour Work Week." Here, author Timothy Ferriss further divulges his methods on how dealing, eliminating, automating, will result in liberating your life allowing you to work "four hours a week."
The Corporate Dominatrix
Tired of living in the Corporate S&M grind? By utilizing several archetypes listed in this book, you can be submissive without being subservient to your boss. And dominant, not domineering, with your co-workers.
Blogs
Hack the Day
Just because life deals you something, doesn't mean you have to live with it. This site is full of step-by-step instructions on how to make your gadgets and gizmos work for you.
Foximus: Frugal Living Tips
Looking to pay off your student loan debt? Well, Foximus paid off $20k in 2 years! And with her tips you to can kiss your post-secondary debt good bye!
Bargineering
Make your money work for you! With tips and information on savings accounts, frugality, CDs, and more, there's no excuse not to grow your money with this site that'll re-teach you how to handle your finances.
The Simple Dollar
Living in denial isn't going to resolve anything. If you have spending issues you need to come to grips with them and resolve them NOW. 'Simple Dollar' seeks to address just that by bringing you the blunt truth about your money.
Problogger
The name in blogging, Problogger, will help you reach your full earning potential as a blogger through it's best-selling book, courses, and daily posts.
Get Rich Slowly
There's no way to really "get rich quick," even those who have a system that does work will tell you that it'll usually take 6 months before you see full returns. That doesn't mean you can't change your life in a year, but does mean you better be ready to work your butt off. 'Get Rich Slowly' gives you all the practical financial advice out there on how to grow a fortune at a snail's pace.
Gearfire
Aimed at my fellow students out there, Gearfire, seeks to put frugal living to the test by finding you ways to get what you need at a fraction of the price, and help you adjust to life away from the folks.
Lifehacker
If you like Gearfire, then you'll love, Lifehacker, which is aimed a broader, but equally techie-based audience. Expect daily tips and tricks on how to get your favorite tool or toy to do more.
