Comments on: Overdosing on Copyblogger

By: Samar

Samar — Mon, 04 May 2009 18:58:56 +0000

@ Sal – I’m right there with you! My bookmarks and twitter favourites are filled with links I want to read again – yet when I want that information, I can never remember where I saved it.

I’m an even bigger sucker for e-books. If anyone’s offering an e-book, i’ll download it. I have an business e-books folder filled with books I haven’t read.

@ Kaushik – I need to find that flow. Right now it feels like I’m climbing one learning curve after the other. It’s an exciting and exhilarating ride but sometime I just want to be perfect and be a kickass freelance writer, copywriter and blogger y’know?

I’m heading over to your blog to see how I can find my zen a little faster

By: Kaushik

Kaushik — Mon, 04 May 2009 15:14:20 +0000

I'm always glad to see a courageous post. We're in culture of doing more, learning more, faster, better, self-improvement, better habits....ironically, in my experience, when we can completely accept who we have become, and stay present, life finds its flow, and then it all happens without effort or discipline or angst. Thanks! Kaushik’s last blog post..Being present - how to be present with what is already present

By: Sal

Sal — Mon, 04 May 2009 13:43:44 +0000

Samar, That is usually the hardest thing for me to do. There is so much good information out there. I usually save the page for when I know I will run into a problem but then usually forget that it is saved, or I take notes on a topic only to forget where I put the notes when I need them. Taking the information in the first time is always good, but I know that I am not getting the full potential of the article unless I read through it again and again when I need it. Sal’s last blog post..Family. Values.