DISQUS

Most of the people I tweet with are also entrepreneurs, and most work at home, alone. Twitter gives us the water cooler atmosphere that is arguably the only upside to working in a "real" office. I get to bounce ideas off of other really smart, thoughtful, insightful people and get instant feedback.

Twitter is also the #1 source of traffic to my blog, and the coolest thing is, a lot of that traffic is other people tweeting the links, not me.

I also adore New Year's Eve/Day and the chance to "reboot" our systems so we run even smoother and faster.

Every year, I look back and can't help but smile at where I am today versus where I was the year before. I hope that continues forever.

It's absolutely important to write down your goals, but it's crucial that we not stop at just writing down the goal -- we also need a specific, step-by-step gameplan for getting there. After all, the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

Great post, Rob! I know exactly what you mean.

I'm going to blog on this later today (I would have yesterday if the dang Bad Behavior plugin hadn't blocked me from my own site!), but my goal is to get a lot of my projects to the "1.0" stage BEFORE the New Year, so I can start 2008 with a real productive bang.

I vote no. I follow you on Twitter and I subscribe to your RSS feed, and I think each has its own place. I try to limit replication as much as I can in my life, and I think it makes more sense to leave tweets in their medium and posts in theirs.