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I know I am dating myself, when I started my first job, people had only four choices to communicate; they could call or visit you, or send a letter, telegram or telex. Since then many more communication vehicles have been introduced and embraced; fax, cell phones, email, faxes, tweets, instant messages, facebook, tweets, etc. making it increasingly more difficult to ensure that communication is addressed in a timely manner, and that balls are not dropped.

I enjoyed reading Leo Babauta’s article entitled HOW TO: Simplify Your Social Media Routine where he shares six tips on simplifying social media:

  1. Use simple tools to make the most of social media
  2. Focus on sending out high impact messages
  3. Let go of the need to read everything. Learn to scan
  4. Figure out which social media give you the most value, and simplify
  5. Form close relationships with people who give you the most value, not everyone
  6. Manage your time wisely

      What tips, tricks and tools do you use to stay afloat in a sea of communication? Would love to hear how you’re coping and staying organized in a time when disorganization runs rampant.

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