Comments for notbadbutgood http://www.notbadbutgood.com Stuff that's not bad, but good. Sun, 07 Sep 2008 20:39:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on a quick one: keeping your place clean by Cliff http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2008/05/11/a-quick-one-keeping-your-place-clean/#comment-17 Cliff Mon, 12 May 2008 17:00:35 +0000 http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2008/05/11/a-quick-one-keeping-your-place-clean/#comment-17 That 10 minute cleaning blitz is a helpful idea. Looking at a messy room and thinking about cleaning it up can be scary. Cleaning for 10 minutes? That's not scary at all - mostly. Thanks, Dan and Leo. You guys are quite a team. That 10 minute cleaning blitz is a helpful idea. Looking at a messy room and thinking about cleaning it up can be scary. Cleaning for 10 minutes? That’s not scary at all - mostly. Thanks, Dan and Leo. You guys are quite a team.

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]]> Comment on Social Networking Tips by augie http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/08/20/social-networking-tips/#comment-15 augie Sat, 25 Aug 2007 01:47:46 +0000 http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/08/20/social-networking-tips/#comment-15 okay, i do follow mostly the same guidelines, except when i began this whole online social thing, i was mainly looking for a place to express my written artistic side openly. I vowed to only have one "blog" or spot to do this. But as time went on, I knew it had to grow. So I now have my original xanga - the birthplace of blogging for me (and where I learned not to be obsessive about changing the theme and pictures and letting time breeze by while i sat there in front of the screen), and I also have a business website that is linked into the company's main site and where I put only business-related items. And then... I have a secondary blog on blogger where I invite family who live near and far to read... so basically, its my censored blog. If xanga is full expression and freedom, blogger is the daily and mundane. At least in my life. I realized I needed to give them updated pictures, and stories about our family life, but I wasn't willing to invite them to xanga. So it was invented. I will say though, I check them each once daily, I set up the email (using Outlook Express) for alerts, and besides typing out an extensive new post, it takes me only a few minutes to check each place and do what needs to be done for my personna there. Quite good suggestions in this post here. Quite good. okay, i do follow mostly the same guidelines, except when i began this whole online social thing, i was mainly looking for a place to express my written artistic side openly. I vowed to only have one “blog” or spot to do this. But as time went on, I knew it had to grow.

So I now have my original xanga - the birthplace of blogging for me (and where I learned not to be obsessive about changing the theme and pictures and letting time breeze by while i sat there in front of the screen), and I also have a business website that is linked into the company’s main site and where I put only business-related items. And then… I have a secondary blog on blogger where I invite family who live near and far to read… so basically, its my censored blog. If xanga is full expression and freedom, blogger is the daily and mundane. At least in my life. I realized I needed to give them updated pictures, and stories about our family life, but I wasn’t willing to invite them to xanga. So it was invented.

I will say though, I check them each once daily, I set up the email (using Outlook Express) for alerts, and besides typing out an extensive new post, it takes me only a few minutes to check each place and do what needs to be done for my personna there.

Quite good suggestions in this post here. Quite good.

]]> Comment on please, carry a notebook by augie http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/08/15/please-carry-a-notebook/#comment-14 augie Sat, 25 Aug 2007 01:34:08 +0000 http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/08/15/please-carry-a-notebook/#comment-14 sadly, though i carry a small notepad in my bag/purse at all times, AND i own and use proficiently a Treo 680 with camera and video and voice memo capabilities, i usually find myself jotting down clever ideas on a scrap of paper in the car... because for some odd reason, they usually hit me while i am driving. not at a red light. not sitting in traffic. but actively driving, so i scramble for the closest piece of paper and the pen i always have in the center console instead of digging around for any of the other items in my oversized purse/diaper bag/catch-all-for-boys-toys... now that i think of it, maybe I should put that little notebook in my center console as well... hmmm... sadly, though i carry a small notepad in my bag/purse at all times, AND i own and use proficiently a Treo 680 with camera and video and voice memo capabilities, i usually find myself jotting down clever ideas on a scrap of paper in the car… because for some odd reason, they usually hit me while i am driving. not at a red light. not sitting in traffic. but actively driving, so i scramble for the closest piece of paper and the pen i always have in the center console instead of digging around for any of the other items in my oversized purse/diaper bag/catch-all-for-boys-toys…
now that i think of it, maybe I should put that little notebook in my center console as well…
hmmm…

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]]> Comment on workplace 2.0 (employee, product, customer) by danial http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/07/19/workplace-20-employee-product-customer/#comment-11 danial Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:54:38 +0000 http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/07/19/workplace-20-employee-product-customer/#comment-11 Seriously...you'd think that employers would start to catch on that this is what people want. And the funny thing is, I feel like it actually saves employers time and money in the long run. Seriously…you’d think that employers would start to catch on that this is what people want. And the funny thing is, I feel like it actually saves employers time and money in the long run.

]]> Comment on what should you tolerate at work? by lekilib http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/05/15/what-should-you-tollerate-at-work/#comment-8 lekilib Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:11:26 +0000 http://notbadbutgood.com/2007/05/15/what-should-you-tollerate-at-work/#comment-8 I think you should write a book, a training manual that should be distributed en-mass to ALL employers. The idiots that actually are in charge of human beings seems to be growing on a massive scale. Im terrified. Im hiding in my bed, covers over my head, biting my nails...praying for a miracle. ;) I think you should write a book, a training manual that should be distributed en-mass to ALL employers. The idiots that actually are in charge of human beings seems to be growing on a massive scale. Im terrified. Im hiding in my bed, covers over my head, biting my nails…praying for a miracle. ;)

]]> Comment on Google SMS by lekilib http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/08/09/google-sms-2/#comment-7 lekilib Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:07:27 +0000 http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/08/09/google-sms-2/#comment-7 This is the best ad for Google SMS I have seen yet. Wait...this is the ONLY add for Google SMS I have ever seen. Hmmmmm, I like it. This is the best ad for Google SMS I have seen yet. Wait…this is the ONLY add for Google SMS I have ever seen. Hmmmmm, I like it.

]]> Comment on workplace 2.0 (employee, product, customer) by augie http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/07/19/workplace-20-employee-product-customer/#comment-6 augie Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:03:31 +0000 http://www.notbadbutgood.com/2007/07/19/workplace-20-employee-product-customer/#comment-6 okay, so i had to re-register because i forgot the password i had to the last username... geez. everything is password protected and i can't remember them anymore! mainly what i was aiming to say to this post (and the last) was hear hear! this is why companies like Google and is it Dreamworks... or one of those cartoon places - is in the top places to work. Because they act like their employees are the main thing - and as you say, it trickles down, nay, gushes down, from there. i just don't understand why its so hard for employers to get? this is also why there is a huge boom in the network marketing industry (i.e. Arbonne) because people are sick of it - slaving for the man... to be treated like nothing, having no control over their raises, their hours, their lives. sadly, employers feel that if they had to suffer through it all, then everyone should have to... and so enters the concept of paying it forward, sort of... whatever... i am not feeling especially inspired at the moment and it isn't due to a lack of inspiring reading from you. :) okay, so i had to re-register because i forgot the password i had to the last username… geez. everything is password protected and i can’t remember them anymore!

mainly what i was aiming to say to this post (and the last) was hear hear! this is why companies like Google and is it Dreamworks… or one of those cartoon places - is in the top places to work. Because they act like their employees are the main thing - and as you say, it trickles down, nay, gushes down, from there.

i just don’t understand why its so hard for employers to get? this is also why there is a huge boom in the network marketing industry (i.e. Arbonne) because people are sick of it - slaving for the man… to be treated like nothing, having no control over their raises, their hours, their lives.

sadly, employers feel that if they had to suffer through it all, then everyone should have to… and so enters the concept of paying it forward, sort of…

whatever… i am not feeling especially inspired at the moment and it isn’t due to a lack of inspiring reading from you. :)

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