In this week's links we find our ideal careers, unleash the power of our voices, hear from the Winkelvi, find a process for choosing, and have a chance to change the world with art.

In this week's Sunday's Top Links we learn about innovation from kindergarten, discover a summary tool, explore the future of art, have a laugh with some generators, and learn about our love for popular technologies

From onlineschools.org we get a great infographic about our Obsession to Facebook. There are a number of interesting statistics here, several that are very surprising. One thing to comment on is how we reached this level of addiction to the infamous social network. I can recognize the value it provides, but to an extent. Truly its quite ridiculous how often we login to check whats going on, and more than once seems to be largely unnecessary. Its just another example of how we’ve become a slave to our technology, in a similar way to how often we check our email. Anyways, check out the infographic below!

This weeks top links review the year in ideas, introduce Google Demo Slam, explore the affects of relationships on your feelings, understand the reason why we have few women leaders, and finally some inspiration to stop thinking and make decisions

This week we find out more about ideation from Seth Godin, are introduced to the best mind mapping tool available, see a truly Green School via TED, go on a musical adventure, and examine the rise of Facebook against Google

This weeks best of links with articles from TechCrunch, Mashable, a proposition from President Obama, and the introduction of some new services to make your life easier

The best of the web this week includes a ludicrous valuation of Facebook, an interesting new tool to connect content, more on irrationality from Dan Ariely, inspiration from famous entrpreneurs, and a look at an innovative initiative from Pepsi