What is time exactly and do we use it to our best interest? Do we let time rule us? Or, do we choose what to spend time on, what is important each day? What do we value? We may say one thing and then spend on time Not on those valued and ranked high in our first responses to the questions ... What is important to you? How do you spend your time? If how you spend your time mostly is not benefiting what is really important to you or you don't even have time for what is really important to you, weigh this out. Will spending time on this now, create more time within a year for what is really significant? Then, you decide. Time investing is very different from time spent just as money invested is very different from money spent. Investments of time or money are meant to create more free time or money in the future. We all have made errors in judgment before on investing, it is only a learning curve, no worries. But if you believe in your investment, then take the reigns and run with it, where will you be next year if you do nothing? Most likely still making plans and right where you are now. Here are some time thoughts for you my friend sent me:
"Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save."
Will Rogers
"Nothing is worth more than this day."
Goethe
"Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michaelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein."
H. Jackson Brown
"Many of us spend half our time wishing for things we could have if we didn't spend half our time wishing."
Alexander Woollcott
Enjoy!
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me
Jun 9, 2008
Jun 8, 2008
Blog Lists On Google Blogger
Holy Cow Guys! Have you seen this coolest of tools for Blogger yet? Check this video out!
Then visit Buzz.Blogger.com for more :)
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me
Then visit Buzz.Blogger.com for more :)
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me
Jun 7, 2008
Tube Mogul
Here is a site that allows for submissions to up to twelve of the largest video sites all at one time, TubeMogul.com
"TubeMogul is a free service that provides a single point for deploying uploads to the top video sharing sites, and powerful analytics on who, what, and how videos are being viewed."
Visit TubeMogul For More!
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me
Jun 6, 2008
Squidoo Lenses
Check out these Squidoo Lensmasters:
Scott OBrien on My VM Team
Dalton Haile on Ogre Island
Founded by Author, speaker, and notable Blogmaster, Seth Godin, with Megan Casey, Editor in Chief, Gil Hildebrand Jr., Chief Engineer, Corey Brown, and Kimberly Dawn Wells, Squiddo.com is a giving site.
Squidoo shares it's proceeds thusly: 50% to be split between lensmasters, 5% to charities, and 45% to the Squidoo team. Squidoo estimates that nearly half of all its lensmasters are donating their own proceeds as well.
Lensmasters at Squidoo are encouraged to promote personal agendas, expertise, causes, products, opinions, and organizations, to actually self promote if you will.
A "Lens" is like a hub page or blog site, but the difference between a blog site and a "Squidoo Lens" is that with a blog site, you need to add content every day or so, with a "Lens", that is not necessary, you build it on one large or small topic, publish it, and then build another one.
You can add Flickr photos, Google Maps, Blogs, Ebay Auctions, YouTube Videos, and other links, photos, and text to create an informative site for others to view when they need a topic full of information all together.
Squidoo is a great tool for getting the word out about your product, business, event, service, or gathering.
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me
Scott OBrien on My VM Team
Dalton Haile on Ogre Island
Founded by Author, speaker, and notable Blogmaster, Seth Godin, with Megan Casey, Editor in Chief, Gil Hildebrand Jr., Chief Engineer, Corey Brown, and Kimberly Dawn Wells, Squiddo.com is a giving site.
Squidoo shares it's proceeds thusly: 50% to be split between lensmasters, 5% to charities, and 45% to the Squidoo team. Squidoo estimates that nearly half of all its lensmasters are donating their own proceeds as well.
Lensmasters at Squidoo are encouraged to promote personal agendas, expertise, causes, products, opinions, and organizations, to actually self promote if you will.
A "Lens" is like a hub page or blog site, but the difference between a blog site and a "Squidoo Lens" is that with a blog site, you need to add content every day or so, with a "Lens", that is not necessary, you build it on one large or small topic, publish it, and then build another one.
You can add Flickr photos, Google Maps, Blogs, Ebay Auctions, YouTube Videos, and other links, photos, and text to create an informative site for others to view when they need a topic full of information all together.
Squidoo is a great tool for getting the word out about your product, business, event, service, or gathering.
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google Me
Jun 5, 2008
Video Games and Gaming Ogre Island
Come to VideoGamesAndgaming.info tonight at 11PM ET to listen live to our BlogTalk Radio Show on OgreIsland.com! We have a great possibility for the creator Vagabond! To call in for an interview. We have a great show lined up for everyone tonight, if you can't make the live show, all shows are recorded, so stop by anytime for a listen.
Stephanie and Dalton Haile aka Wavecritter and Wyverex
Stephanie and Dalton Haile aka Wavecritter and Wyverex
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My Blog Log
I thought I should mention some of the brilliance that is happening with the Yahoo team and MyBlogLog in case anyone missed it. www.MyBlogLog.com/user/friender
It has made making friends you already have on the other social networks that you have listed under "services" in My Blog Log easier to add now to your My Blog Log friends list!
If you have not yet checked this new tool out at My Blog Log, give it a shot, it's cool ;)
Stephanie Haile aka Wavecritter Google me
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