This is long but worth a read.
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“Money only exists if two or more people believe it exists.” – Daniel Suelo
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The Man Who Quit Money: An Interview with Daniel Suelo | Becoming Minimalist
Daniel lives entirely without money and has done so for the past 12 years. In 2000, he put his entire life savings in a phone booth, walked away, and has lived moneyless ever since. Most frequently, h…
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Would you like to try winning a DeLorean?
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Click the link already!!
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Wow. This is pretty amazing and awesome! After reading the book, I am 100% positive I am not clever enough or good enough at video games to possibly have a chance of winning though. lol! I bet the hint is a doozy.
This is a long video but I absolutely live my life in the way that Isaac spoke of – I’m a continual student – continually learning – voraciously learning what’s interesting to me and learning what’s related to what’s interesting to me… infinitely!
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Isaac Asimov’s 1988 interview discussing education and the Internet; before there even was an Internet.
What types of infographics are there at our disposal? Here, consult this infographic!
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A distressing reflection about the use of infographics. A post made by +Chris Brogan led to the search for this, thanks Chris.
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Infographics: An Infographic
Infographics are kind of annoying. Sure, they pack a lot of information into a few words and figures, but they often leave you wanting more (and it doesn't help that they're impossible not to click on…
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★★★★★
Five stars.
I've been appreciating this fine Chrome extension recently. LOVE seeing Facebook and Twitter feeds right here in G+ and being able to post to FB/Tw here, too.
One stop shopping. NICE.
Other extensions I've tried were clunky, didn't offer the IN stream (just an OUT stream to post to FB/Tw) and didn't work as well. This one seems to do a great job. The only request I'd have of the developers is to truncate for Twitter and link to the post on G+ instead of making me do it manually before sharing.
