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: Jason the Content Librarian

Finding the right tool for the job

By Jason

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Jeremiah Owyang had a great post yesterday about how he stays organized. Anyone who follows him knows how active he is. He twitters often, posts daily on his blog, and has thousands of pictures on Flickr. So how does he stay organized?

He puts pen to paper in a Moleskine.

Those of you following me know that I have been on a quest to better organize myself from a personal information management standpoint. I have been exploring many digital tools to help me. Jeremiah reminds me that sometimes the best tool for the job isn’t the latest and greatest technological solution. I haven’t forgotten that, and a pen and paper solution may still be part of my personal information management strategy.

Full post as published by Jason the Content Librarian on May 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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