I look at people like you and guy kawasaki and jeff pulver, and I think, GEEZE, these guys are online all the time, jeff has a driver so he can be online even when he is stuck in traffic.

But I have a day job. I have to exercise to keep this physical body working. I have to cook and serve my kids real food and not just throw food at them in Facebook. How can I even read everyting coming in to me on RSS? What, I *need* a blog?

Someone is going to have to consolidate all this, make it easy for me to see all those things I am doing on line, give me better control of what kind of friends I have. I want to send flowers and fish to my daughter but I don’t want my professoinal colleagues to see my aquarium, and I don’t want two personalities on all the social networks — it’s bad enough to be a member of 10 of them, and 3 different IM networks and …OMG it’s out of control.

The future is going to have to mean more control and more automatic intuitive control for the users. Even guys who have time to broadcast themselves talking about nothing for an hour from the back of a car in Long Island aren’t going to be able to manage this much information and these many “friends” in their heads or with their delicious tags.

I look at people like you and guy kawasaki and jeff pulver, and I think, GEEZE, these guys are online all the time, jeff has a driver so he can be online even when he is stuck in traffic.

But I have a day job. I have to exercise to keep this physical body working. I have to cook and serve my kids real food and not just throw food at them in Facebook. How can I even read everyting coming in to me on RSS? What, I *need* a blog?

Someone is going to have to consolidate all this, make it easy for me to see all those things I am doing on line, give me better control of what kind of friends I have. I want to send flowers and fish to my daughter but I don’t want my professoinal colleagues to see my aquarium, and I don’t want two personalities on all the social networks — it’s bad enough to be a member of 10 of them, and 3 different IM networks and …OMG it’s out of control.

The future is going to have to mean more control and more automatic intuitive control for the users. Even guys who have time to broadcast themselves talking about nothing for an hour from the back of a car in Long Island aren’t going to be able to manage this much information and these many “friends” in their heads or with their delicious tags.

I look at people like you and guy kawasaki and jeff pulver, and I think, GEEZE, these guys are online all the time, jeff has a driver so he can be online even when he is stuck in traffic.

But I have a day job. I have to exercise to keep this physical body working. I have to cook and serve my kids real food and not just throw food at them in Facebook. How can I even read everyting coming in to me on RSS? What, I *need* a blog?

Someone is going to have to consolidate all this, make it easy for me to see all those things I am doing on line, give me better control of what kind of friends I have. I want to send flowers and fish to my daughter but I don’t want my professoinal colleagues to see my aquarium, and I don’t want two personalities on all the social networks — it’s bad enough to be a member of 10 of them, and 3 different IM networks and …OMG it’s out of control.

The future is going to have to mean more control and more automatic intuitive control for the users. Even guys who have time to broadcast themselves talking about nothing for an hour from the back of a car in Long Island aren’t going to be able to manage this much information and these many “friends” in their heads or with their delicious tags.