Ain’t it amazing? One moment, you’re running with the creme of the crop, blog after blog after blog, then suddenly, CRASH!
I figured yesterday I would be able to blog while I was in a rather boring class. Unfortunately, that class was so horribly dull that I was fighting to keep myself awake during the [...]

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Lately, I’ve been posting ads about my Resume/Powerpoint stuff on Criagslist, the online get-everything-if-you’re-not-paranoid place where you can post whatever the heck it is you got.
What I use it for is to post ads about my services. Unfortunately, I haven’t garnered any actual clients yet. What about you? Did you get anything from Craigslist?
If [...]

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While I haven’t implemented these features in any practical organization, I felt that Twitter, that wonderful waste of space we love to use, could be applied to business use as well.
Twitter allows you to post via AIM, email, or their website status updates of what you are currently doing. When you set up an [...]

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I once had to deal with a company that was incredibly disorganized. One thing in particular that they did was in order to schedule appointments for their customers, they had to write down the appointment day and time in an Excel file, then email it to all of the relevent people. This was absolutely incompetent, [...]

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CROSS POSTED FROM BLOGOLOGY 101
I just posted this comment on a Lifehacker post regarding how the blog is becoming the new resume. Sorry to be pasting most of my comment from there, but this is pretty much my opinion on the matter.
What do you garner from a blog? If you only have a LiveJournal, that [...]

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Virgin Group, the corporation that brought you Virgin media, and Virgin Atlantic, now brings to the table Virgin America, after pretty much every airline in the country made an attempt to stop the new carrier from taking off in the shores.
Furthermore, Virgin America will become the first airline to ever be based in California, as [...]

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When I started doing this blog, I did this with the intent of showing the types of articles I am capable of doing. Nowadays, though, I seem to have run with a different group of people. I’m still a freelancer, but the only difference between the freelancer I am now and the one I was [...]

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I still do not understand why people still continue to use that P.O.S known only as Internet Explorer. I write this because I want to join what I’m certain is millions of blogs each worshiping that sacred relic known only as Mozilla Firefox. In the event you’ve been holed up in a rabbit hole somewhere [...]

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Getting Things Done, a book by David Allen that has been taking the productivity world by storm. It’s known as GTD through the blogosphere.
Yes, I have the book. I also have the attention span of a goldfish on crack when it comes to organization. Desk = Mess.
But, things need to happen. Not only am I [...]

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CROSS POSTED FROM BLOGOLOGY 101
Last April, the folks at O’Reilly, who coined the concept of Web 2.0, declared that they want to create a code of conduct for Bloggers. I actually was talking about a concept of ethics in Blogology 101, so this is something I want to further my opinions on.
While there is [...]

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