I haven't gotten to the two tasks on today's list yet. I still hope to, but I'm running out of 'today.'
There's a bit of an excuse: going through an online community discussion thread this morning, I found a lead to two other online communities of bloggers: from a source I've learned to trust.
I'm trying to develop a fairly large footprint of places where my blogs can get noticed, so I spent quite a bit of today setting up a presence in one of them. We'll see if that was good use of, or a total waste of, time. Or maybe something in between.
Impulsive? Yes. Foolish? I'm not sure. On the whole, I think that increasing visibility of six blogs that exist, and have potentially revenue-producing advertising, is more urgent than putting a couple of gizmos on an existing website.
One thing for sure: I'm not going to spend much more time thinking about that decision. That would be a total waste of time for sure!
Feedback, or lack thereof, from the new online community will give me an answer with almost no effort on my part.
I think the lesson here is 'decide. Then move on.'
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Organizing, Schedules, Impulse, and Making Decisions Without Agonizing
Posted by Brian H. Gill at 8:43 PM
Labels: decisions, management, organization, planning, schedules
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