Time is money?

I think we should re-think this old and worn out phrase. Would it be more accurate to say that spending time is money? Only when you use your time for something to generate value then you might also get money as a side effect. In the world money has very limited value and it hardly can hold any value in the long run. Life is the most valuable of all things and as long as you live even one day longer you have the opportunity to create something, to use your time and not let the time worn you out.

Google + or or -

I have been trying to use Google+ with mixed feelings. Circles are great and Sparks, too. But. But. But. Somehow it is so much a replica of the Facebook that I feel a bit uncomfortable. Time will tell how it evolves. Certainly it is not a new paradigm but a good attempt to sink Google's teeth to Zuckerberg's rear parts.

New things

I try to revitalise this blog. It will be a challenge in the middle of my MBA studies and all but I try :-)

Lewis Howes explains the top eight ways to use social media.

Social Media Basics For Executives

Check out this SlideShare Presentation:

Social Media Basics For Executives

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Siftables

"Siftables are cookie-sized computers with motion sensing, neighbor detection, graphical display, and wireless communication. They act in concert to form a single interface: users physically manipulate them—piling, grouping, sorting—to interact with digital information and media. Siftables provide a new platform on which to implement tangible, visual and mobile applications." (http://sifteo.com/)
It is great how the UI will change in the future to a more humane and clever way of interacting with things. Already now with iPhone you can explore all kinds of interesting ways of interact. The technology is there but the applications are something that we need.
See what David Merill has to say about Siftables.

How the iPhone Could Reboot Education

How the iPhone Could Reboot Education


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This is a very interesting article. I wish I could be again a student in a University like this. How about you?