Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

“I’m too busy to keep up with my friends. I just don’t have time to engage people like I want to.” I hear these words quite often these days. We are busy and some of us have families, jobs, and even school to deal with on a daily basis. Who (Continue reading…)

Last week I got several messages from Twitter and Facebook friends about getting together during the Catalyst conference. Unfortunately my schedule was packed with meetings in-between sessions and dinner appointments, and I wasn’t able to  meet many of my digital friends face to face. Since then my insecurities have taken (Continue reading…)

Critics of social media abound. There’s not a week, maybe even a day, that goes by that I don’t hear someone complain about the “pseudo friendships” and “virtual and meaningless” relationships that are forged and maintained online. We all have heard, some of us even have said it, “If I (Continue reading…)

I have been on Twitter for over an year now. I lost count of the number of times I have described it to people who look at me like I was completely insane. I love Twitter and I’ll be writing about it more shortly. For now, let’s just celebrate the (Continue reading…)

I’ve been twittering for about five months now. I love the instant feedback and the community I’ve enjoyed being a part of during these days. However, I have seen a lot of people miss use and even abuse Twitter. So here’s my top 5 Tweeves (Twitter Peeves) Twittarrhea: An unstoppable (Continue reading…)

I’ve been Twittering for over 90 days now, and I must say it has been a great tool to build community instantly. While I’ve loved the positive aspect of Twitter, I must, in all fairness to those of you who are new to this social network or are contemplating signing (Continue reading…)

I’ve been twittering for almost 2 months now. And while it has connected me with a lot of people, it has really helped my writing. Twitter forces me to make an argument or develop a thought in no more than 140 characters. In a world of digital verbosity, that’s hard (Continue reading…)