Anyone want a Goolge Voice or Google Wave invite?
I have a few and they aren’t doing me any good. (I need your email address to invite you. If you don’t want to publish your email address, you can make a submission.)
Update: Voice invites are gone.
Zombie, Frankenstein, Dracula, Jesus venn diagram
(via venndiagrams, datavis, colt-rane.com)
The idea is to list all the activities you are intentionally going to stop doing for the sake of greater productivity.Here’s why this is important. As people succeed at work, they attract more and more assignments. It’s like they become a task magnet. “Give it to Laurie. She’ll to a great job!” The problem is that people are a finite resource. I don’t care how good you are, you only have so much energy and so much time. It’s true for me. It’s true for you.
We will be here - Map of the Future - (via densitydesign via sid05)
All this, and not a soul in sight.
Creating Passionate Users: The power of One
Team thinking leads to incremental improvements, and prevents revolutionary ideas. Revolutionary thoughts are, by definition, thinking outside the team. … It’s not teams that are the problem, it’s the rabid insistence on teamwork. Group think. Committee decisions.
Thank you...
In his Digital Strangelove, davidgillespie says you are what you share.
Starting a few days ago, I decided to share my gratitude on twitter. This is my way of saying thank you for following me and being a part of my life. Since you tend to become like those you associate with, and attract what you focus on, I hope that this will bring the blessings of my life into yours.
Ironically, I am too embarrassed to tweet this. The romantic side of me is very bashful, perhaps too self-conscious for its own good.
Dear Dia(na|ry)
I smelled your scent again for the first time in years. I didn’t think that memory was still in me. I can no longer recall it at will. It’s understandable that people would die for that kind of scent. Kill for it.
I miss you. I do.
