Is twitter an excuse to connect and build your web presence in an inauthentic way? Heck, I’ll take it one step further, is blogging a cop out from real human connection?
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Is twitter an excuse to connect and build your web presence in an inauthentic way? Heck, I’ll take it one step further, is blogging a cop out from real human connection?
There’s a plethora of writing about how more stuff leads to more work. Get something new, first figure out how it works, then maintain it, and finally, fix it when it breaks.
A quick google search, “time v money” turned up 6.3 BILLION results. Obviously, I’m not the only one thinking about this topic. In fact, it looks like billions of individuals are dealing with these same quandries.
“If someone says no, you’re asking the wrong person. Don’t get discouraged, and don’t be afraid to try new things. Get organized,” Kris Jenner
Multiply these headaches with the number of new devices you purchase. Our family is probably on the lower end of electronic device consumption, or at least in the middle range. Yet, without fail, be it a new DVD player, Wii console or anything electronic, there is a large time commitment to getting and keeping it running. This is not my opinion, it is a fact.
I never seem to get ahead. As soon as I complete one task, there are 3 more to take its place. Fortunately, I’ve simplified my finances by sticking to a solid index based asset allocation plan. But, the simplification in one area is counteracted in another……I may have added to my responsibilities by taking on another job (teaching Corporate Finance to MBA students)
I have been reading the 31 Days to a Better Blog (obviously, I’m a bit behind schedule.) for about 5 months now and one of the assignments is to solve a problem for the reader. Although, I of hope that my entire site is solving problems for the readers, I am taking the CHALLENGE.
Multiple distractions cause our minds to flitter from one thing to the next in rapid succession. Couple that with abundant information at the punch of a computer key and the result is INFORMATION OVERLOAD.
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