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Blog post at Creative Ramblings : I love Microsoft Outlook and have used it as my central communications hub for years.
A few months ago, I started noticing a lot of duplicate content in my Inbox. At first, I thought it was a glitch. But then the hassle of having to spend all that extra time deleting messages became quite annoying. So, I contacted my web host (BlueHost), which did not find anything wrong. 
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July 25, 2012 1:52 AM
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Have you become desensitized and disillusioned with Twitter?
Do you feel like you are suffering from Twitter Tiredness?
Do you feel like you are “tweeting in the dark”, spending more and more time on Twitter but getting less and less out of it?
I know the story. A few months (or years) ago, you signed up for a Twitter account. You dutifully wrote a clever bio, uploaded your picture and started tweeting. Maybe you followed some accounts and learned a bit about the culture and etiquette of the network before sending your first tweet.
After following a few people and building a following of your own, you started following more and more and retweeting more and more, all while spending less and less time engaging in conversations and writing original tweets.
Via Martin Gysler
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"How many hours should I spend on social media every day?" is a question that people have kept asking me ever since I started coaching. My answer is always the same: It is not the number of hours that matters. What matters is how well you use the time you have.
Alison lee's curator insight,
May 20, 2015 10:48 PM
USEFUL BAIT: has a lot of useful, quick information. if you wanted a brief rundown of something, it can be very useful. however it is not too detailed if a reader wanted in depth information and more data. it is also not very personalized for each person.
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An amazing tool to manage tasks with other people around the world. Try it, want it and it's free. [note mg]
Organize anything, together. Trello is a collaboration tool that organizes your projects into boards. In one glance, know what's being worked on, who's working on what, and where something is in a process.
All your projects, all your tasks, all of your team--organized, accounted for, and easily visible at a glance. New users instantly understand the list and card metaphor, and can be working on Trello within minutes.
Read more and try it: https://trello.com/ Via Martin Gysler
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Wonderful list of tools you shouldn't miss!