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How to Create Technology Maps and Remember What You Learn

How to Create Technology Maps and Remember What You Learn

There is a common belief that different people have different learning styles. Have you heard of this before? Some people like to hear things, while others like to try. There are visual, tactile, and auditory learners. But is this just myth? A recent New York Times...

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When Should You Just Give Up with Technology?

When Should You Just Give Up with Technology?

You researched. You asked a friend. You posted on a forum. You called tech support. You really, really tried. And it still wouldn't work.   What are you supposed to do? Every once in a while , you'll run into a technology problem that you just can't seem to...

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The WordPress Myth (When WordPress Isn't Worth It)

The WordPress Myth (When WordPress Isn't Worth It)

This week I want to talk about something that challenges one of the assumptions that I see people making every single day. This is breaking a viewpoint even I haven't questioned in the past. Allow me to explain. The WordPress Myth With the notable exception of Seth...

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24 Hour Birthday Sale: Pay What You Want!

24 Hour Birthday Sale: Pay What You Want!

To celebrate my birthday (today), I'm allowing you to pay whatever you want for the Inbox Zero Training Program. http://inbox-zero.net/birthday-sale This offer expires at 12:01 AM Eastern on March 29th. On March 28th, 2012, I turn 27 years old. I know it may not sound...

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How to Complete Your Online Ecosystem

How to Complete Your Online Ecosystem

If you're a business owner with an online presence, you may be so overwhelmed with one platform that you're online presence is incomplete.

In this video, I'll share the 3 mainstays of your online ecosystem and explain how they all feed into each other. If you're missing one of the three pillars, the cycle is broken.

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What's Mundane to You is Magical to Others

What's Mundane to You is Magical to Others

I just got the chance to show someone Facetime for the first time. Not just anybody, but my 88 year old grandfather. He had never seen an iPhone before. The capability to place a video call from the palm of my hand to someone 2,000 miles away was magical to him. Here...

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