Catching up on some reading tonight, I read this article from RainToday.com: LinkedIn, Twitter & YouTube: Stories of Social Media Success for Marketing & Sales. (Actually, I started reading it last week, got busy with everything else happening around the office, printed it out and stuffed it in my "Reading" folder - not very Green, I know. Sorry. :\ - where I found it this evening.)

I've been using Remember the Milk (RTM) for a couple years to manage all sorts of work and personal tasks with varying degrees of success. And lately, I've also been digging a bit more deeply into the Getting Things Done (GTD) "action management" methodology/philosophy, working on applying its principles to gain control over the myriad tasks that swirl around at work and at home each day.

Simple: just don't write anything for two weeks!

It's not like I have a lack of material. I have an "Ideas" tab in my Remember The Milk task list, and in there are several items tagged "blog". There are 31 pages saved in my "Read It Later" list and even more "starred" articles in Google Reader.

Interesting piece on the "rapidly evolving landscape for social tools, services, and networks" and a "graphic that helps chart online conversations between the people that populate communities as well as the networks that connect the Social Web" made freely available by Brian Solis on his PR 2.0 blog.