I deleted 7 years of blog posts, all my Twitter followers, and everything in Google Reader. Curious on where it leads me and how I will see things differently this time around.
Kathy Sierra, etc.
Recent Tweets
- @jontanner Here's that Merlin Mann interview I mentioned this morning. http://bit.ly/b2KY50 [#]
- I'm calling foul on @jontanner showing cute video of his kid. It's too cute. [#]
- I got a little harsh on Study Blue in my session. I then met somebody from Study Blue who was in my session. #wemta [#]
- Is there a wifi login here at #WEMTA? [#]
- @micwalker Chicago. And then we give 10Gb to the University of Minnesota. That's where you need to make friends. [#]
Archives
- March 2010
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Why?
I’ve done similar things to my RSS reader before. Each time I do it I seem to both read more of what I am subscribed to and, more importantly, I start finding new and different people to read. It forces me to consciously think about who I’m watching and what I’m paying attention to.
Doing the same with Twitter is a little harder.
Blowing away the blog (well, I made a backup) follows a similar idea, but more in terms of exploring “Will I write different?”