Good quote by inessential.com about social media The things that will last on the internet are not owned. Plain old websites, blogs, RSS, irc, email. The Internet is still young so the longevity of some online services is yet to be seen. Personally I am hoping that some of the business models especially those that […]
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I was the toastmaster emcee at the Orléans Raconteurs meeting on Tuesday August 5 (2014) and there was an opening for another speaker so I decided to add a “mystery” speaker. I have been working through the competent communicator manual (for the second time) and the next project on my list was project 5 “Your
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Another example of the advice that to become more creative you need to structure your time to make and share.
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iMac screen being shared using Teamviewer while displaying Reebee flyer app on iPad displayed using Airserver. Problem: The primary problem is to provide support to a person who would like assistance with their iPad or iPhone. Remote support is very difficult without seeing the iPad/iPhone screens and it is difficult for the person requiring support
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Packt Publisher has published an ebook called Instant Apple iBooks Howto. This is a useful and comprehensive summary of first how to use the iBooks reader app and then how to use the iBook author app. The book has thorough and straight to the point coverage of these apps which includes generous screen shots throughout
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Way back in 2007 I wrote a blog post about Starting to Blog. It is time for an update because one of the links has been broken by other web site updates and there is now new web site information. I got a comment recently about the old blog post which shows three things: •
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I like the quote by Merlin Mann and reference by Shawn Blanc because I think it is an important perspective to keep in mind that all the inputs we process should be associated with helping us to produce outputs however indirectly. Focussing on outputs gives meaning and purpose to why we should bother to selectively
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What do you think of the analogy and similarity of approach between managing time and managing a financial budget? (Source: https://twitter.com/amahnke/status/312595889585799169) I really like the continuous adjustment approach used in YNAB for example. This helps get over the stigma many people have with planning and addresses the need for adaptability.
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Surprisingly there is very little education on time management principles for most people even though allocation of time and attention is one of the most precious things in our life. I have provided a review of a new book, Bill’s Imperfect Time Management Adventure, on the Amazon Canada site.
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I am a big advocate of using digital instead of paper and the benefits of the iPad but it does have its limits. Technology evangelism isn’t always appreciated.
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