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I love this woman. Just go and read it:
[from Ten Things I Hate About You, Web 2.0]8. Getting Things Done. The productivity virus so many of us have been infected with in 2006 and 2007. Let’s move on. Getting lots of stuff done is not the way to achieve something important. You could be so busy planning next actions that you miss out on what your real contribution should be.
[pointer from Shelley Powers]
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Anne seems to have struck a chord with thing #8 she hates about web 2.0:
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Bravo! I write so many posts about new startups, and am always a little excited every time I get a new one (because I want something great to come out). My readers would be surprised at how many I pass over before finding one to talk about.
I love this article, because in the end we need to really do something with our new found arena. One good thing would be for people to read more than two lines of what someone is writing about. Fast is not always good, and data pollution is maybe worse than any other type.
Phil Butler
Posted by: Phil Butler | March 17, 2007 at 06:54 PM