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Jay
Gaithersburg, MD
Been there, done that: There's always better, and it's always about team.
Interests: sales and marketing + communication skills = career counseling
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Excellent point about reading, Ben. Very familiar with the driving paradigm. It's a classic, especially as I've driven/ridden four hours a week last few years to see daughter on weekends.
Reading is such an obvious invitation to reflection, and generation of the "next great idea." Good point.
Commented Nov 6, 2009 on Budgeting Time to Think at Ben Casnocha: The Blog
Budgeting Time to Think
During the campaign Michelle Obama was worried that Barack's schedule allowed him "no time to think." You hear the expression a lot. But how many people actually budget thinking time on their calendar? You don't often see: 9:45 - 10:00 AM: Meet John Doe 10:05 - 10:20 AM: Conference call wit...
Oh, to live the life you lead, Andy Wibbels!
But this has not much to do with tech, it's all about being signed on plugged in multi'pplied.
Tech I don't know. Code? GAck!
But interactive? Oh, yeah!
Hep
Commented Jan 4, 2009 on Web 2.0 Solves Problems Few Have at Andy Wibbels
Web 2.0 Solves Problems Few Have
Alexander van Elsa comments on the collection of applications and technologies called Web 2.0: (via Lifehacker via Internet Duct Tape)
Thanks, Andy!
I'm so about the keystrokes.
Hep
Commented Jan 2, 2009 on 12 Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts You'll Actually Use at Andy Wibbels
12 Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts You'll Actually Use
Sitting here waiting for the New Year and Ron to get back from the airport. Typed this out:
Andy, Neat concepts. Nice teaching.
I'll get on this.
Hep
Commented Dec 17, 2008 on The Keyword Cloud (or How to Read Minds) at Andy Wibbels
The Keyword Cloud (or How to Read Minds)
Last week we talked about how your content is like a net. You cast it out into the internet muck and search engines help you nab the right meaty prospects. This week I want to introduce a concept I call the keyword cloud and how to use it to come up with post titles,
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