Brevity and blogging
Brevity: "the attribute of being brief or fleeting."
We're all busy: Tons of stuff to do and read. Sometimes brief or fleeting is best. I'm terrible at this. Seth Godin is the master.
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With everything that's going on, it feels near impossible to make anything short these days.
Posted by: Corinne | November 20, 2006 at 09:35 AM