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Navigate communications is published by David Bradfield of Fleishman-Hillard's New York office. The thoughts and ideas in this blog are inspired by his work in managing the digital communication group. Everything posted on this blog is his personal opinion and does not necessarily represent the views of Fleishman-Hillard or its clients. Due to the nature of his job and his commitment to clients, this blog in only updated as David's time permits.

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  • 12May
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    So, I’m sitting on the subway making my way home after a long week. The days seem to get shorter with the amount of work and information we need to process in this digital era. In fact, this past week I just had my performance review. My main gripe? Not enough time to read news and keep up with industry trends. In my job, this is a necessity. Not having time is no excuse.

    I need tools to make time. Don’t we all!

    I’m now holding a time machine in my hands, my Palm Treo. I’m writing this blog in transit. I’ve just installed Quick News on my Treo so I can keep up with my RSS feeds. Now we’re talking. This is a great application that allows me to grab updates for my favourite feeds at any time from anywhere I have a signal on my phone. I load up before diving underground to the subway and start scanning headlines. I have just added 20 minutes of real-time reading to my day. Excellent!

    It seems to be a reality of digital life that devices keep us on top of our game. I don’t know how bloggers do it. Debbie Weil posted last year about Steve Rubel’s4-hour a day blogging playbook“. Talk about commitment.

    Keeping up with email, phone calls and meetings, oh and work is pretty much all I can seem to pack into a day. It’s no wonder blog desertion rates remain high.

    Enough of my rant. With this said, I am going to apply some discipline to keep navigate communications more timely and informative. Wish me luck.

    Posted by dbradfield @ 8:38 pm

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