In the fast-paced, always-on world of today, how do we carve out time when we disconnect and reflect on how pieces fit together?  Do we need to go completely offline, as Baratunde Thurston recently did for 25 days?  Do we need to schedule in some time in our regular week?  (Or do we not need to?)  What do you find works for you?

In the fast-paced, always-on world of today, how do we carve out time when we disconnect and reflect on how pieces fit together? Do we need to go completely offline, as Baratunde Thurston recently did for 25 days? Do we need to schedule in some time in our regular week? (Or do we not need to?) What do you find works for you?

TDYR #019 - On The Need For Time Offline - And Time For Reflection

Dan York - author, speaker, technologist - comments on the technical, cultural and social changes happening all around us, particularly related to the Internet.  Emerging technology, social media, security, and other random topics...

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Dan York - author, speaker, technologist - comments on the technical, cultural and social changes happening all around us, particularly related to the Internet. Emerging technology, social media, security, and other random topics...

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TDYR #019 - On The Need For Time Offline - And Time For Reflection

TDYR #019 - On The Need For Time Offline - And Time For Reflection