Comments on: To Tweet or Not To Tweet http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/to-twitter-or-not-to-twitter.html Insights and tools for introverted leaders Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:33:36 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Dave Faulkner http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/to-twitter-or-not-to-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-1203 Dave Faulkner Fri, 11 Dec 2009 14:40:48 +0000 http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/?p=45#comment-1203 I love Twitter, because (provided I am careful about who I add) it points me to all sorts of useful resources I'd never otherwise have heard of. (Recently that included a book called 'Introverts in the Church' by Adam S McHugh, for example.) My problem is the time to work through my stream. I could easily as an introvert keep sifting through it for hours, but there is work to be done! I love Twitter, because (provided I am careful about who I add) it points me to all sorts of useful resources I’d never otherwise have heard of. (Recently that included a book called ‘Introverts in the Church’ by Adam S McHugh, for example.) My problem is the time to work through my stream. I could easily as an introvert keep sifting through it for hours, but there is work to be done!

]]> By: Jennifer Kahnweiler http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/to-twitter-or-not-to-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-26 Jennifer Kahnweiler Sat, 02 May 2009 14:08:32 +0000 http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/?p=45#comment-26 Thanks Janet - Just added your blog here:) I like the idea of having a choice to reply. Many introverts have told me they prefer responding over reacting. Thanks Janet – Just added your blog here:) I like the idea of having a choice to reply. Many introverts have told me they prefer responding over reacting.

]]> By: Janet Barclay http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/to-twitter-or-not-to-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-25 Janet Barclay Sat, 02 May 2009 13:29:01 +0000 http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/?p=45#comment-25 As an introvert, I love Twitter, because I can join in a conversation or not, depending on my level of interest and mood at the moment. It also gives me time to ponder what (if anything) I'll say. It's a great way to share and receive information with others while sitting alone at my computer! As an introvert, I love Twitter, because I can join in a conversation or not, depending on my level of interest and mood at the moment. It also gives me time to ponder what (if anything) I’ll say.

It’s a great way to share and receive information with others while sitting alone at my computer!

]]> By: Jennifer Kahnweiler http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/to-twitter-or-not-to-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-21 Jennifer Kahnweiler Thu, 16 Apr 2009 02:43:17 +0000 http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/?p=45#comment-21 Laura - Thanks - I understand about the reply all frustration. I wonder if Twitter will attract a critical mass of users like Linked In? Laura – Thanks – I understand about the reply all frustration. I wonder if Twitter will attract a critical mass of users like Linked In?

]]> By: Laura http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/to-twitter-or-not-to-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-19 Laura Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:44:49 +0000 http://www.theintrovertedleaderblog.com/?p=45#comment-19 I know about twitter, but don't use it. I don't even always use Reply all to groups I belong, too, because I find that my comments are usually directed to just one or two people and that's where I want them to go. I read somewhere that we're all wired to be able to keep track of so many relationships, so on and off work, I try to be choosy. I'd rather make a bigger impact with one person than converse with the universe, and frankly I doubt the universe is all that interested in what I think or do. When I write to one person, it's about them and me, and what we share. I know about twitter, but don’t use it. I don’t even always use Reply all to groups I belong, too, because I find that my comments are usually directed to just one or two people and that’s where I want them to go. I read somewhere that we’re all wired to be able to keep track of so many relationships, so on and off work, I try to be choosy. I’d rather make a bigger impact with one person than converse with the universe, and frankly I doubt the universe is all that interested in what I think or do. When I write to one person, it’s about them and me, and what we share.

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