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Category Archives: Personal
What Matters In Life: Connection and Giving.
This post was inspired by an interaction I had with my friend (who I’ve never met in person) Erika Bitzer, who blogged about it on planpitchprint in a post called “Fate and Twitter” For those who are connected with me … finish reading What Matters In Life: Connection and Giving.
Shouting into the void [UPDATED]
This post will not help you define your social media strategy. This post is hard to write, and it may be hard to read. Sorry in advance. Here goes. I’m scared. I’m scared that because I’m a smart guy and … finish reading Shouting into the void [UPDATED]
Scale it down until you can do it: Applying the GTD rules to everyday life
I have a confession to make: There are a lot of tasks in my life that I just can’t will myself to get done. Do you have a list like this? I’ve lived in my apartment for almost 5 years … finish reading Scale it down until you can do it: Applying the GTD rules to everyday life
There’s nothing inherently useful about being an early adopter.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been ahead of the curve. This is not ego, it just a simple statement of fact. I tend to be into things several years before they catch on with the general population. … finish reading There’s nothing inherently useful about being an early adopter.
Patience, Attention and Letting Go: What I’ve Learned, 2009 Edition
2009, for me at least, was a time of change. Between finally deciding to be more active in getting myself out there on social networks (and the resulting increase in Twitter usage), to personal tragedy, to a shift in how … finish reading Patience, Attention and Letting Go: What I’ve Learned, 2009 Edition
Hi! I'm Jeremy Meyers. I live in Astoria NY, and work at Waggener Edstrom developing strategies for companies to engage with us in real ways. I'm geeky about music, movies, human behavior and connection. Please feel free to say hi on any of the below sites.
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