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"Inpowr is a service that helps you better yourself.  They are currently in private beta.\nInpowr uses some basics from developmental psychology, life coaches and the World Health Organization to pinpoint the specific areas of your life that you may want to work on.  Within broader scopes of environment, body, head, mind, relationships and accomplishments, Inpowr will give you an overview based on your responses to their 36-point questionnaire.  From here, Inpowr will give you the option of grouping together areas of your life you can work on so you can see how they're interrelated. They'll also be combining this with personal journals, the community for support from other users, as well as a calendar for tracking goals and watching progress.\nThe tracking and cumulative aspects of Inpowr make this well suited for those that take a practical and visual approach to life improvement.  As their site is still in heavy development, I'm not sure how much editorial and professional aide and content Inpowr will provide for users, or how they'll indicate the best users to seek out for advice based on experience.  I really like the concept of utilizing social networks for this purpose.  We're sure to see a surge in niche blogging and self-tracking measures that tie into communities overall.  Sawlogs is a niche dream blog, RevolutionHealth helps you track your health, and DayZLoop offers support for teen girls.\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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