Here's a nice post from Chris Brogan on the right tool for the job: text, audio or video. As usual, Chris communicates clearly as he shares information and gives us food for thought. If you read Chris regularly, you'll recognize this M.O.
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Thanks for the link to Chris's concise look at the strategy behind the tactics.
Regarding your previous post about adding balance to your life. At first, the photo had me thinking you'd invested in a fancy sailboat you now keep moored at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. But, walking is good, too.
Posted by: Gary Schlee | May 28, 2007 at 11:00 PM
Very funny, Gary! Business is good, but not THAT good. (However, according to my latest batch of email, I've won the United Nations lottery. I didn't even know they HAD a lottery! So perhaps I can buy a yacht now.)
Posted by: Donna Papacosta | May 29, 2007 at 09:13 AM