“… Delusion, desire to change the status quo, and sheer and utter audacity. You need all three to survive the path…” Ok – confession: I probably should’ve titled this “kick in the PANTS”, but honestly, it was passed “to me” on Twitter as is, and my hattip to CC Chapman is to pass it along to [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2011
RSS, Google Reader and an iPad
Over the weekend, a friend asked how she might be able to setup Google Reader on her new iPad2. After my initial jealousy over the device, I sent back that the best way is to probably go to YouTube and search for “how to google reader” – find out how the tool works, and then [...]
You’re Already Super, Man
photo © 2006 Mark and Allegra Jaroski-Biava | more info (via: Wylio) We can refuse the call several times. That’s natural, even heroes do it. But we still have a quest to perform, and we know it, and eventually we will need to take responsibility. via The Hero’s Journey; or, Waiting To Be Saved | [...]
Smart Enough For Twitter?
However after witnessing the Garfield car, the families that don’t know how to take care of their children, and the amalgamation of 200,000 square feet of crap in one ridiculously sized building, I realized there’s a reason I like Twitter so much. You have to be smart and focused to use Twitter. via Why Smart [...]
Twitter NEEDS You
When starting out on Twitter, I often asked myself, how to really get involved in this new world. It felt like the rapidest communications highway ever seen. Tweets are rushing past so fast, I never quite knew how to get hold of anyone. Often it felt to me that everybody is so engaged and talking [...]
Is Anyone Listening?
Here we are with a blog, a Twitter account, and profiles all over the Web. The problem is that getting traction from any of these outlets seems to be taking forever. We’ve shown up on the newest, coolest, hottest, most talked-about venues. Yet any message we send seems to find only a handful people ready [...]
Taking Notes, Kicking Butt
Ideas are fluid and mercurial things. I have a bad habit of writing down two or three words and then not remembering what I was intending to say or do with that information. And I’m not alone. In looking over notes that people take during meetings and at events, I’m constantly struck with the realization [...]
Waving at Google Docs
Anyone see Wave in there somewhere? I was one of the few huge fans of Google Wave when it rolled out oh so many months ago, and when it started to implode and destroy itself more recently. I totally buy in to the need to collaborate freely, openly, visibly and transparently together with teammates and [...]
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