I’ve been online a long while, and I have various blogs – both official and unofficial. If I really wanted to commit to blogging publicly for my professional career, I’d have done it by now – and I find that I prefer to read blogs rather than write them.
That said, I have kind of committed to having a photoblog over on my Flickr account, and I’m enjoying documenting my thoughts and experiences visually. Since I’ve always been more of a words person, trying the pictures as communicate has been fun, and I think I’ll put more effort into that.
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Ok, have to consider online repositories of info: Backpack, Central Desktop, any others (damn all those startups!) – how am I going to use them to keep track of stuff?
Also offline repositories – namely my poor little iBook. It’s organized, but it’s got a crapload of information that needs to be migrated online so that if something goes wrong I don’t have a meltdown.
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Both on a personal scale – with the people in my life – and on a less known scale, such as with total strangers. An example of the former is doing little things like writing recommendations for people in their LinkedIn profiles; an example of the later is complimenting waitstaff on their service verbally and not just with a tip.
This stuff is so easy to do – we just have to remember to do it. I tend to do it anyway, but I believe in doing more of it, since life is short and spreading joy and thanks is usually free and easy enough to do.
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