5 years of Google Reader @e1evation

5 years of Google Reader

By Todd Lohenry + on September 28, 2011 in 5 Minute University, Content Management, Google Reader, Thoughts, Tools

This entry is part 1 of 6 in the series: Google Reader Tips

No other tool has been as important for me as Google Reader in my growth and development as an aspiring thought leader…

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Why not indeed. I was not, but after two sessions of your education and wisdom on Google
Reader, I am now.

Having attended the session yesterday, its very clear that it is a tremendous competitive edge, and when used properly, can be a cornerstone of success.

Great session, and great follow up post here.
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I would have said “after two giant sized servings of Google Reader Kool-Aid”, but I’m glad you’re benefiting… :-)
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