Lifehacker was one of the first sites we shared some love with way back when. LifeClever may sound related in some way, but it’s far from it. Written by Chanpory Rith, LifeClever provides guides and resources for organizing yourself, increasing your productivity, and how to involve intelligent design in bettering your life. Being one of the cleanest minimalistic blogs out there doesn’t hurt either.
This is one of those cases where you have to dig through the archives because it’s hard to believe that you haven’t already featured the site. Presentation Zen is one of the few blogs that never disappoints.
We’ve all led or attended large and small presentations, most of which probably could’ve used a bit of help from Presentation Zen. The way you share a story, pitch a business or present any information can’t get by on your typical powerpoint templates nowadays. To learn not only how to spice up your presentations, but rethink your storytelling process altogether, you have to read Presentation Zen, one of the few if not only blogs specializing in such a craft. I’m worn out from all that loving. Just go visit and subscribe to PZ.
We all know someone that knows everyone. They introduce you to celebs at parties, address a-listers by their first name, and make you the most envious person in the room. Juxtaviews is the equivalent of that person, only nicer.
If combining a juxtaposition and interviews results in an inside look at Cambrian House, Feedburner, David Seah, and Threadless among others, we like that combination. That’s exactly what Juxtaviews is, a collection of interviews with some blog and business superstars that we all wish we had the courage to interview ourselves.
If you haven’t been there yet, head over to Juxtaviews. You’ll love it as much as we do. Maybe you’ll even see a YGG interview on there someday. 
If you have the slightest sense of humor, Indexed will have you rolling almost every day. Written and sketched by Jessica Hagy, Indexed is visual blog powered by 3″ x 5″ index cards. Her topical hilarity ranges from business, to pop culture, to every aspect of life. She is quickly becoming a micro-superstar on the web and her sketches are essential reading for anyone and everyone. If you enjoy a bit of tongue in cheek humor, you’ll love Indexed as much as we do.
If at any point in your life you’re involved in a design or creative project and need a colour palette, you’ll love this site as much as we do. Colour Lovers is a community of, well, colour lovers, that submit thousands and thousands of palettes that you can pick, sort, and rate based on any colour you can imagine. If you haven’t visited CL yet get your butt over there.
Much like real life, the blogosphere has it’s own list of celebrities. Bloggertalks is the Inside Edition that interviews these blogging celebs one-on-one. From Darren Rowse to Matt Craven, if you’d like to hear how some of the big and somewhat famous bloggers have made their mark, Bloggertalks is a great place just for that. That’s why we love them.
BuzzFeed, a recently launched news filter, is a simple alternative to the complex world of aggregation. Like Techmeme, BuzzFeed displays the most popular stories but for pop culture, not just tech. If you’re a news junkie and don’t have enough time to sort through all the rif-raf you’ll love BuzzFeed as much as we do.
Zecco is a free alternative to trading stocks. You don’t pay any comission for irregular trades and day traders can do up to 40 trades a month at no cost. The design of the site itself is a nice change from the traditional financial approach. If you’re already a trader or are looking to get your feet wet, you’ll love Zecco as much as we do.
If you’re a hands on person and like building objects of all sorts, you’ll love today’s SWL. Instructables is a community for unique do-it-yourselfers. If you want to build a chopper bicycle or a AOL cd sculptures this place was made for you. We love Instructables for putting the chic in geek.
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It’s quite surprising that its taken this long to share some love with Entrepreneur. Almost every Young Go Getter has read a copy of Entrepreneur magazine at least once and visited their site dozens, if not hundreds of times. They were the first in the entrepreneurial game and are the largest be far in subjects of entrepreneurial interest. That’s why we, and most likely you, love them.