End email addiction (to do)

[odyssey_bold]

http://www.businesstransformed.com/end email addiction.pdf

http://money.cnn.com/2007/02/22/magazines/moneymag/chatzky.moneymag/index.htm
2: Repeat this mantra: There are no e-mail emergencies

Comments

[alifeinfocus]

Thank you for posting this.

[odyssey_bold]

I thought you in particular would appreciate this. =) I'll be sure to update how this goes.

[no_no_]

Hi! I came across your journal via the newage community--you had made a post about kundalini. I'm always interested in exploring these ideas with other people. Mind if we add each other?

[odyssey_bold]

Pleased to meet you. =) I like your vibes.

"I want to add friends who are in the process of evolving, who like to explore the things that interest and change them. "

This is incessant. I think you've stumbled into the right place.

It might take a while to get "in" on all the life stories playing out -- people have had trouble before since I change so frequently and sometimes important things get buried in long posts --, so do just ask if you need to be filled in on *anything*. I should be able to furnish a concise explanation.

"I studied psychology for five years"

Also in very good company. =)

[tangy_seamonkey]

Tim Ferriss (The 4-Hour Workweek) would have to agree. I do too.