I use the Google Feed Reader, but now realize I have subscribed to way too many blogs. Currently I have over 200 new posts to read. There’s no way I can keep on on all of those blogs…time to start “skimming” post names.

List making is a great way to stay on top of all of those “to dos”. I, too, tackle big projects at the beginning of my day.

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I think I’m going to try out the Google FeedReader. It seems that’s what everyone’s using. I’ve been using FireFox Live Bookmarks for RSS.

Also, I’m going to check out the Post Time Stamp. I don’t write articles everyday so it’s probably not as important right now, but I want to be ready.

Thanks for the info.

As for what I do that’s efficient (blogging or otherwise), I tend to make a list the night before and schedule what it is I want to accomplish and try to give myself a schedule (ok, let me scroll up, I think something like that was mentioned in the post — Yep!).

I try to schedule the most daunting task or mentally challenging thing first, as that is when I’m the most “fresh.”

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I’ve found that using an RSS feeder is a huge time savings for me. I have so many blogs that I follow, it’s great not clicking on them one by one. The only problem, is Google Reader keeps recommending new blogs. I have to really watch myself about subscribing to so many blogs that I don’t really take in the content of any of them.

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I love the split browser. It saves me loads of time.

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