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Monthly Archives: December 2009
GTD One Tool to Rule them All
I have settled on combination of tools that allow me to leverage the GTD mindset across multiple tools and settings. It’s not the end all answer and it is not free – but I’m really pleased with how well the approach is integrated in to my life at this point. Here is my toolset: 1. …
Bilton critique of Kindle
Bilton critique of Kindle (http://bit.ly/4RGYD4) flawed, but makes a good point – http://bit.ly/6CzaLD
Godin believes NY Times Critiq…
Godin believes NY Times Critique of Kindle is flawed – http://bit.ly/8IthKF
Kindle DX Negative Responses G…
Kindle DX Negative Responses Grow larger http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/24/is-amazon-working-backwards/
Broader Audience Less Satisfied with Kindle DX
Seth Godin points out flaws in a New York Times blog post about the Kindle – but the underlying message of the original article is interesting.
Seth’s Inverse Ratio of Interest and Attention
I have always enjoyed Seth Godin’s blog but until today I couldn’t objectively tell you why. I use Google’s Reader to consume RSS feeds from different sites. I’m not very disciplined about keeping the list empty – so now and then I take a deep dive and try to catch up*. My practice is to …
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