So, 2012 is upon us, hey? After jotting down my thoughts on 2011, I really wanted to spend some time looking ahead to this new year. In fact, I’ve been downright excited to write this post. So then, it figures that I start having problems with the site that I have to address before I…
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So Chris Guillebeau says that an annual review can be a great exercise to go through – take inventory of your past year’s successes and failures – so that’s what I’m doing here. Because I didn’t take meticulous notes over the past year, I decided to look through my tweets of the year (the last…
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This is part of an ongoing series of posts this month called The Cool 30. Some think it’s useless. Some think it’s a waste of time. Some think that there’s nothing worthwhile on it. I respectfully disagree. In fact, it’s saved me money. It’s helped me launch a digital magazine. It’s even gotten me featured…
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This post is part of an ongoing series this month called The Cool 30. Keeping things in the cloud is a godsend, pure and simple. Yeah, there are sometimes a few hiccups here and there, but think about this: ten years ago, when your computer crashed, you might have been out of your email for…
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If you are trying to reach a goal of yours, but feel like you don’t have the time, then it’s time to get more productive. But there are endless blog posts written on productivity – from systems like Getting Things Done, perhaps. But those all generally fall under the category of “work productivity”: trying to…
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