The Twitterverse was abuzz when 37Signals released their Rework book (complete with availability from Amazon.com, and even in the Kindle format). At first I refrained from listening to any hype; but with a quick glance at the back matter, I found myself a button click away from immediate Kindle satisfaction. Topics like "meetings are toxic" and "planning is guessing" hit pretty close to home with my previous job at Travel Tribe... so I clicked ...

My good friend Taylor Ellwood of Imagine Your Reality (a business and social media coaching company) was nice enough to interview me for his radio show on Blog Talk Radio. We spent about an hour talking about technology, social media and the services of my new company Overmortal. My headphones and microphone made me sound a little distant - and my dog barks for no reason at certain points - but the interview went well, and we ...

When I first put together the new design on this web site, I wanted to make sure that I integrated all of the my online presence, while also duplicating things as little as possible. I wanted to have as little information as possible on my web site that was already available on social networking sites. This led me to create the social networking navigation bar at the top. The biggest drawback to this method was ...

I'm a big fan of Remember the Milk - the online task management application... but not necessarily the web application version of it. Remember the Milk is a great application that is head-and-shoulders above any other task list solution out there, but with their online application, they try too much to be like a desktop app and it often comes across as rather clunky.

This didn't matter though, because I first became aware of ...

I've been using LinkedIn a lot more lately. No, I'm not looking for a new job or anything, but I've realized the importance of networking and "staying connected" with various people. You never know when those connections might come in handy.

A lot of people are mixed about LinkedIn. Some people sign up, use it once or twice, and then are never heard from again. This is normal for any application that ...

I waited on this one.

Why would anybody want to write a review about a piece of hardware that was out almost three months ago? Simple. I wanted to give myself some real time to properly evaluate the product. I wanted the awe and giddiness of a new device to fade from my emotions. I wanted a routine to set in. I wanted some real use cases to pop up where I needed a book ...