Monday, September 14, 2009

The Friction Factor








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... tweeting, and get that task done. Reduce your friction to focus on the critical tasks for your project. Also, consider chunking up that project into bite-sized work packages to accelerate to the finish line. ...

... "Make a project smaller. Reduce the scope. Have it doable in a few days or a week. Work on the other parts when the first part is done. " ...


Via Zen Habits: Get to Task Completion

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posted by Frank M @ 6:38 AM, Read More...  
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At 7:48 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Unsubscribing from RSS feed because of the high noise-to-signal ratio. My time is too valuable to click through the gibberish every time you publish, all to discover that perhaps I'm not interested in the article.

Instead of mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm meaningless blocks of single letters, why not include a key sentence or a hook in that small amount of space to convince your readers that they definitely want to click through?

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At 11:40 AM, Blogger Bill Wonch said...

I agree. I'm about to drop my rss subscription to this site, simply because the info I'm getting from my feed reader isn't useful in the slightest.

 
At 9:13 AM, Blogger Frank M said...

Sorry 'bout that. There's been an rss feed heist and we're trying to combat that. Hopefully, we will be able to return to normal posting shortly. Frank M

 

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