Comments on: Tipping Point http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/tipping-point.htm/ ... common and UNcommon viewpoints about money Thu, 19 Jan 2012 04:05:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ed http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/tipping-point.htm/#comment-13383 Ed Tue, 16 Dec 2008 10:48:06 +0000 http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/tipping-point.htm/#comment-13383 KCLau "more things done in a shorter period of time - more productive" Maybe and maybe not. I do agree with new tech especially a everything in one handphone do allow most of us to do more, however sometimes more does not equal productive. It depends on how we use it. Example my phone has a pretty decent camera, not great but decent. On the productive side, it helps me to capture stuff I usually write down on a piece of paper or somewhere. On the other hand, I find myself keeping and managing all sorts of photos that probably won't mean anything to anyone, anytime soon or ever. Then we have to spend time to update & maintain facebook, friendfeed, twitter, myspace, a blog & whatever else which can be quite unproductive. On the other hand, if you are using it to network, then it can be productive. Tools - depend on how you use it. KCLau “more things done in a shorter period of time – more productive” Maybe and maybe not. I do agree with new tech especially a everything in one handphone do allow most of us to do more, however sometimes more does not equal productive.

It depends on how we use it. Example my phone has a pretty decent camera, not great but decent. On the productive side, it helps me to capture stuff I usually write down on a piece of paper or somewhere. On the other hand, I find myself keeping and managing all sorts of photos that probably won’t mean anything to anyone, anytime soon or ever.

Then we have to spend time to update & maintain facebook, friendfeed, twitter, myspace, a blog & whatever else which can be quite unproductive. On the other hand, if you are using it to network, then it can be productive.

Tools – depend on how you use it.

]]> By: KCLau http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/tipping-point.htm/#comment-13382 KCLau Sun, 14 Dec 2008 15:10:08 +0000 http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/tipping-point.htm/#comment-13382 Personally speaking, I never think that spending money on handphone is a waste. To me, it is the most productive tools to invest in. I have changed phones twice this year. The first time is in July when I sold my Dopod M700 PDA phone, and bought a used first generation iPhone. In November, I bought a new 3G iPhone and sold the previous one. We bring our cell phone everywhere, and use it almost all the time - taking picture, emailing, blogging, surfing internet, reading news, talking to clients, networking at Facebook. It gets more things done in a shorter period of time - more productive. You should definitely invest in your phone. Personally speaking, I never think that spending money on handphone is a waste. To me, it is the most productive tools to invest in.

I have changed phones twice this year. The first time is in July when I sold my Dopod M700 PDA phone, and bought a used first generation iPhone. In November, I bought a new 3G iPhone and sold the previous one.

We bring our cell phone everywhere, and use it almost all the time – taking picture, emailing, blogging, surfing internet, reading news, talking to clients, networking at Facebook.

It gets more things done in a shorter period of time – more productive. You should definitely invest in your phone.

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