Posted on 3 August, 2008 By
Kim Woodbridge
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(Anti) Social-Lists 8/3/08
Here is my (late) weekly installment of favorite reads of the week.
- An Introduction to the Linux Command Line – MakeUseOf wrote an introduction to the command line for Windows users that assists in making the command line less frightening.
- 10 Steps to Being Everywhere in Social Media – A guide in how to efficiently maintain an online presence on many different social networking services by The Puck Writes.
- 50 steps to establishing a consistent social media practice – Chris Brogan provides 50 steps for maintaining consistency throughout all of your social media accounts. The tips are aimed at businesses but are useful for anyone.
- A Dozen Tips On How To Live A Deeper And More Meaningful Life – Jeff Nickles provides twelve tips on how to get more out of life so you don’t end up “living a life of quiet desperation.” I enjoy these lists but they always make me wish that I had started living my life in this manner when I was younger.
- Freaks Do Not Get Followed – Andy Murdoch and I were two of many people who participated in ProBlogger’s Social Media Love-In. The Love-In was used as a way for people to meet others to interact with online via services such as Twitter. Whereas Andy and I both discovered that there are a number of unusual people out there, Andy actually had the courage to write about it. This article is meant to be taken lightly.
- The Complete Flake’s Guide to Getting Things Done – Are you super organized and productive or more scattered? If you are the latter, then this article is definitely for you.
- ‘Walk This Way’ Week: How Pedestrian-Friendly is Your Town? – This article asks you to consider how friendly your community is for walking in light of increasing energy costs.
- Are You Throwing Away Your Best Content Ideas? – Copy Blogger recommends that you use your best ideas immediately rather than waiting for a better time, such as when you have more site visitors or you think the article could make the front page of Digg. I look at it as life is short and you never know what is going to happen so it is best to seize the moment.
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August 4, 2008 at 9:45 am
Hey! Nice looking site. Thanks for including my article in your round-up!
August 4, 2008 at 11:36 am
Thanks for writing the article, Jeff! I really enjoyed it – especially #11, find someone to make you laugh. I love to laugh and I know humor really helps me live a happier life. I would also add just learn to laugh and learn to laugh at yourself. If you are dependent on someone else for all of the laughter, you may not know how to do it on your own if you lose that person.
September 20, 2008 at 1:17 pm
Thanks for the mention! I am very glad that post has been so helpful to people!
September 20, 2008 at 4:17 pm
Hi Neal – Thanks for stopping by! It’s always nice to see a new face.