I recently talked about my connectivity obsessions, knowing that I am not alone in this sort of thing and that many of us wonder how we can overcome such obsessions.
Well it turns out that a young fellow I admire a good bit, Paul Stamatiou, recently wrote about an online application that helps you track your [...]
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A few months ago I was pretty critical of Twitter, then I began to soften up on it, and now I consider it to be a good way to stay in touch with people I like, as well as a great resource and tool.
Today Michael Hyatt came out with a post on 12 reasons for [...]
This post describes how to use the form feature of Google Spreadsheets to conduct a survey. But, before getting into that, I want to make these points:
Before conducting a survey, you should always ask yourself what you are willing to change as a result of the survey. This means really knowing what you really expect [...]
Some of you are very experienced in using a variety of web tools, while some are probably on a learning curve. For those who are on a learning curve relative to using bookmarking tools and making use of social apps, this article shares a couple of tips that may be of interest to you.
While I [...]
Here’s a tip on how to filter selected items out of your feed reader. The example I use here uses Google Reader, because that is the reader I use. I do not know if it can be applied in other readers (perhaps with modification), but I assume there is something similar for at least some [...]
