From a presentation called Overload, Shmoverload I gave (I think) at Etel, uploaded to Slideshare on 8 March 2007. This was based on the change in cognition that I predicted would arise from the use of tools like Twitter, Jaiku, and Facebook. Flow Strategies: Time is a shared space  Productivity is second to Connection: network productivity trumps personal productivity Everything important will find it’s way to you many, many times: don’t worry if you miss it Remain in the flow: be wrapped up in the thing that has captured your attention

From a presentation called Overload, Shmoverload I gave (I think) at Etel, uploaded to Slideshare on 8 March 2007. This was based on the change in cognition that I predicted would arise from the use of tools like Twitter, Jaiku, and Facebook.

Flow Strategies:

  • Time is a shared space 
  • Productivity is second to Connection: network productivity trumps personal productivity
  • Everything important will find it’s way to you many, many times: don’t worry if you miss it
  • Remain in the flow: be wrapped up in the thing that has captured your attention

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  • Jennifer Magnolfi | An interview with the woman who said, 'Work is not a place you go, it's a thing you do'.

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