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Ok, I admit it…I’ve been a militant emailer for years. Whether it was requiring updates from employees, discussing strategy with partners, ordering from vendors, etc. I considered my emails as THE way to communicate and get things done, especially when working remotely. I’d get frustrated when emails were ignored or not comprehended and couldn’t understand [...]
Force Yourself to Think Ahead by Getting "Uncomfortable" with Your Job [Career]
In: Coding
13 Jan 2011- (1) Comment
- Tags: exercise, hour workweek, job, signals, Tim Ferriss
4 Social Media Marketing Predictions for 2011
In: web resources
29 Dec 2010Tim Ferriss is an angel investor (Twitter, StumbleUpon, Evernote, etc.) and author of the #1 New York Times bestsellers The 4-Hour Body and The 4-Hour Workweek. In his spare time, Tim has doctors stab pen-sized needles into his thighs. Ah, social media marketing. Fewer things are so lavishly spent on, yet so poorly measured. Here [...]
Will blogging continue to exist? Absolutely. And that is a great thing. I love great bloggers such as Tim Ferriss, Jonathan Fields, and Chris Guillebeau (although I would argue they are all digital publishers as they combine video, text, and more…but that is a whole other topic). But, the way I see it is sort [...]
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Best Way to Have Quality Comments Only?
In: Design|tutorial
18 Mar 2011I love reading the comments on each article I post. If you leave one, you’re near guaranteed I’ll reply to you directly and keep the conversation going. The trouble is that after a day or two of an article being live, the spammers descend and the lovely, informative comment thread descends into “great article, agree [...]