Comments for ariadnejumped.com http://ariadnejumped.com/blog Life in the Labyrinth Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:42:35 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 Comment on Excuse #3 and Red Flag Test by Sugar Jones http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/excuse-3-and-red-flag-test/#comment-3754 Sugar Jones Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:42:35 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/excuse-3-and-red-flag-test/#comment-3754 The analogies in this post are hilarious... but all too real. I'm picturing my 70 yr old bod on the beach when the tide goes out. Definitely want to be "covered". Great advice. Thanks! The analogies in this post are hilarious… but all too real. I’m picturing my 70 yr old bod on the beach when the tide goes out. Definitely want to be “covered”.

Great advice. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Eternity in the Palm of Your Hand by Preston http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/eternity_time_log/#comment-1436 Preston Sat, 16 May 2009 05:15:21 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/?p=9#comment-1436 Great post Lisa! Do you still use the app and what major change has occurred in the past three months? Thanks, Preston Great post Lisa! Do you still use the app and what major change has occurred in the past three months?

Thanks,

Preston

]]> Comment on Eternity in the Palm of Your Hand by SorterSuzy http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/eternity_time_log/#comment-248 SorterSuzy Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:42:44 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/?p=9#comment-248 Brilliant Lisa! I loved what you wrote and it's inspired me to get the full version and become habitual with it. The 'I don't have a memory me' will have a huge load to bare until it's a real habit! Your mention of categories was great too as I would not have thought of a 'what's next' one as those things add up. Thanks Lisa! Brilliant Lisa! I loved what you wrote and it’s inspired me to get the full version and become habitual with it. The ‘I don’t have a memory me’ will have a huge load to bare until it’s a real habit! Your mention of categories was great too as I would not have thought of a ‘what’s next’ one as those things add up.
Thanks Lisa!

]]> Comment on Eternity in the Palm of Your Hand by Coach Marla http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/eternity_time_log/#comment-168 Coach Marla Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:44:45 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/?p=9#comment-168 ...yet another fantastic reason to get an iPhone! I've time-logged for a few weeks at a time & found it gave me much insight and empowered me to make more conscious choices. Sounds like it's doing the same for you. Now I often log my time spent working. For writers (and coaches, and anyone else managing multiple projects as I do), this log can become concrete evidence that we really ARE progressing towards our goals, that even small time chunks accumulate into something meaningful. Thanks for the post, and great to meet you on Twitter. @MarlaBeck …yet another fantastic reason to get an iPhone!

I’ve time-logged for a few weeks at a time & found it gave me much insight and empowered me to make more conscious choices. Sounds like it’s doing the same for you.

Now I often log my time spent working. For writers (and coaches, and anyone else managing multiple projects as I do), this log can become concrete evidence that we really ARE progressing towards our goals, that even small time chunks accumulate into something meaningful.

Thanks for the post, and great to meet you on Twitter.
@MarlaBeck

]]> Comment on Eternity in the Palm of Your Hand by JP MIcek http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/eternity_time_log/#comment-112 JP MIcek Wed, 04 Feb 2009 06:56:58 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/?p=9#comment-112 I've been using the Eternity Time Log app on my iPhone for just over 72hrs and it already has helped me compress my time-blocks by 40-50%! Amazing tool when u stick w it. I can definitely see it becoming "sacred" as you put it. And I'm already seeing different ways my clients and MBO members can use it to boost efficiency. Time is the only resource we can't replace, and the Eternity app is the easiest tool I've found to help maximize the time we do have. Thnx for the recommendation! ;-) I’ve been using the Eternity Time Log app on my iPhone for just over 72hrs and it already has helped me compress my time-blocks by 40-50%! Amazing tool when u stick w it. I can definitely see it becoming “sacred” as you put it. And I’m already seeing different ways my clients and MBO members can use it to boost efficiency.

Time is the only resource we can’t replace, and the Eternity app is the easiest tool I’ve found to help maximize the time we do have. Thnx for the recommendation! ;-)

]]> Comment on Dualistic Goddess by DowntownRob http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/dualistic-goddess/#comment-111 DowntownRob Wed, 04 Feb 2009 04:35:33 +0000 http://localhost/~ari10001/blog/hey-ive-just-started-marketing-with-new-media/#comment-111 Ran upon your blog one day, and read a few, which seem to dig into issues I relate to, and as such, crave to comment on. Nice. For myself, I agree, embrace the dark side. Even when it threatens you, tears away at your emotions, and breaks the norm of conventional mediocrity - stand strong, be strong, and embrace it - don't kill it. I've found very few women that can handle a man able to do that, ironically, and strive for the ones that can - they challenge the norm, only wanting to be controlled and forced to yield (seeing a man able to as strong), yet when embraced, they are disappointed, and shy away. I embrace and enjoy a woman that finds and embrace's their alter ego - life is too short to conform and be less than everything you can be... Rob Ran upon your blog one day, and read a few, which seem to dig into issues I relate to, and as such, crave to comment on. Nice.

For myself, I agree, embrace the dark side. Even when it threatens you, tears away at your emotions, and breaks the norm of conventional mediocrity – stand strong, be strong, and embrace it – don’t kill it.

I’ve found very few women that can handle a man able to do that, ironically, and strive for the ones that can – they challenge the norm, only wanting to be controlled and forced to yield (seeing a man able to as strong), yet when embraced, they are disappointed, and shy away.

I embrace and enjoy a woman that finds and embrace’s their alter ego – life is too short to conform and be less than everything you can be…

Rob

]]> Comment on Mr. Market by Aaron Rivera http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/mr-market/#comment-29 Aaron Rivera Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:56:52 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/mr-market/#comment-29 nice blog here thanks for the info nice blog here thanks for the info

]]> Comment on Ode to Audible.com by admin http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/ode-to-audible-com/#comment-3 admin Sun, 09 Nov 2008 16:48:00 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/ode-to-audiblecom/#comment-3 Thanks Erica! I can really identify with your reference to the mundane. I love how a good book, can add meaning and purpose to the mundane of daily tasks. Thanks Erica! I can really identify with your reference to the mundane. I love how a good book, can add meaning and purpose to the mundane of daily tasks.

]]> Comment on Ode to Audible.com by Erica (crummy cupcake) http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/ode-to-audible-com/#comment-2 Erica (crummy cupcake) Sun, 09 Nov 2008 02:59:00 +0000 http://ariadnejumped.com/blog/ode-to-audiblecom/#comment-2 I've never met you but I could kiss you. I agree wholeheartedly. I started on audio books when I was home with my kids and mundane was my full time job. Having To Kill a Mockingbird read to me with a warm, syrupy southern drawl was like heaven. It was so decadent. (At the time I was checking out books on cassette - Audible books on my ipod is SO MUCH BETTER!) Thank you for singing their praises. I’ve never met you but I could kiss you. I agree wholeheartedly. I started on audio books when I was home with my kids and mundane was my full time job. Having To Kill a Mockingbird read to me with a warm, syrupy southern drawl was like heaven. It was so decadent. (At the time I was checking out books on cassette – Audible books on my ipod is SO MUCH BETTER!)

Thank you for singing their praises.

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