We’ve managed to survive another work week, so that means that we can now take a little bit of time to navigate our way through the blogosphere. We’ve gathered together an eclectic collection of blog posts for your reading pleasure, grabbing a little something for everyone.

Deb Ng recognizes that people want to see transparency when they deal with different businesses or when they interact with other people online, but we also have to wonder how transparent is too transparent. Are you sharing too much personal and professional information with others? Not enough?

Dough Roller is a blog that appeals to people at all financial levels, but very few of us ever get to experience the riches enjoyed by professional athletes. That’s why it boggles the mind to consider why many NFL players fumble when it comes to personal finance. When you’re making millions every year, how can you possibly find yourself in unrecoverable debt and excess?

Tina Merritt reminds us that technology can provide some fantastic tools for all kinds of business. Tina says that one of the essential tools for real estate investors is the pocket camcorder. Whether you go with a Flip Mino, a Creative Vado, or any number of other options, having the pocket camcorder can capture the property in ways that your mental photos simply cannot.

Damien Riley likes a good bloodbath as much as the next guy, but sometimes too much is just too much. We used to only have Interview with the Vampire, but now Damien is annoyed to death by vampire shows. From movies like Twilight and Blade to TV shows like True Blood and Vampire Diaries, it’s become far too overwhelming.

James Chartrand offers an interesting approach to being a more effective writer. You can improve your grammar or ask your colleagues for creative criticism, but James suggests that you try cross-dressing to be a better blogger. Take on the perspective of the opposite sex and see how your writing may change with this newfound outlook on life and how the world works.