Getting Unplugged

Since marijuana is more productive than being addicted to Blackberries, it is time to figure out how to be more unplugged in a Web 2.0 world with digital everything ready to pounce on your focus. Especially since every web application is another ‘shiny thing’ to lose focus on.

I thought I’d create a list of how to get unplugged so that I could focus on just one thing at a time.

Than I ran into Brian Oberkirch (http://www NULL.flickr NULL.com/search/?q=brianoberkirch&s=rec) at LikeItMatters (http://www NULL.brianoberkirch NULL.com/) and concluded that I didn’t need a new list: just use his list of 17 things to get unplugged. It’s called: trimming the attention sails (http://www NULL.brianoberkirch NULL.com/2007/04/20/trimming-the-attention-sails/).

If you work in a digital world, this will get you back to analog in a hurry.

I’m not doing all of them, but it’s a great list.

Scot

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