In the spirit of focus and simplification, I want to reduce the distractions, clutter and "noise" in my life. First stop? Email. I have several email addresses. When I created each one, I vowed to keep each clean and uncluttered and have failed horribly! I am spending some time over the weekend cleaning them out,... Continue Reading →
Check out my new semi-serious blog
http://virtualanything.wordpress.com I am still working on a better domain, and better categories. All suggestions are welcome.
The Blurry Line of Social Media
As many of you – I spend a lot of time online both personally and professionally. In the age of Social Media, I use a variety of community outlets such as facebook, flickr, youtube, linkedin, twitter, stumbleupon, de.licio.us for both aspects of my life (personal and professional) – and the line between the two is... Continue Reading →
Be a lifelong learner: 6 great online (and free) resources
On a recent post about "living my best life", one of the items I listed is being a lifelong learner. There are so many things that I don't know and that I want to learn, but there is so little time! Fortunately for me, this is the age of the Internet and my quest to learn new things is easier... Continue Reading →
most un-favorite things: part one
mean, negative people when the temperature is above 80 degrees farenheit escargot pantyhose flavored coffee cigarettes/smoking agressive drivers business suits wal-mart websites that won't let you leave McMansions
Election Results with Cool Google Mashup
Check this out - folks are twittering about primary results on a Google map
Technology and a day in real life
There is something very un-Zen about all of this. No wonder why I want to move to the mountains and live like a hobbit. It is probably questionable whether the spiffy electronic coffee pot can be considered technology. Or the microwave. Or the high-performance dishwasher. Either way, these are just one example of a day in my oh-so-plugged-in life. 5:00 am: cell phone... Continue Reading →
The Global Oneness Project – connecting globally, acting locally
The Global Oneness Project I continue to be amazed and inspired by people connecting in ways previously unimaginable - in the spirit of making a difference. This project is a testament to this and to the power of our new, interconnected global community. Take some time, visit the site, watch some videos and be inspired... Continue Reading →
Big Think
One of my new favorite bloggers (Shaping Youth) recently posted a story about "Big Think", a YouTube-ish site that aims to facilitate conversation about thought provoking topics and ideas. Topics range from religion to philosphophy to history and the media or anything else you can think of. Site users (anyone can join) can respond to existing... Continue Reading →