On Seth Godin's blog:
"I don't use Twitter. It's not really me. I also don't
actively use FaceBook....
I also don't use
Flickr or MySpace or Meebo.
My reasoning is simple... First, I don't want to
use a tool unless I'm going to use it really well... Second, I don't want to add a layer of staff between me
and the tools I use and the people I interact with.... If
you want to be in multiple social media and also have a day job, you're
going to need a staff."
Sweet vindication from Seth. I too only use a few tools and discard the rest...
I don't have administrative staff, so I divide my day into two parts. First half of the day, I do office work, e-mails, design, computer-based stuff. Second half of the day, I leave the office and my laptop behind, study for messages, plan future events, make phone calls and meet with people.
If necessary, I can check e-mail and monitor my blog for fundamentalist attacks =) via iPhone. But I don't do video chatting, IM, Facebook or feed readers. I just can't be effective otherwise.


I have a hard time believing that a methodologically conservative, "inside the box" guy like you ever ticks off fundamentalists.
Posted by: Dan | February 03, 2008 at 05:39 PM
that's what I thought!
Posted by: Ben Arment | February 03, 2008 at 08:55 PM
Thanks for reading
just to be clear, by saying "it's not really me", I meant that the person who says he's me on twitter is lying.
That guy called Seth Godin isn't really me... like that.
Posted by: Seth Godin | February 03, 2008 at 08:55 PM