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Anne Egros's insight:
The last point of this article (http://www.entrepreneur.com/blog/225225) "Keep Learning", is for me the most important factor to become an expert in your field.
For organizing and sharing interesting articles I like Scoop.it. To discuss new topics and ideas with other experts I like Linkedin groups. I am not using yet the new Google+ feature, "communities", but it seems something interesting.
If you have started a Google + community, please share your experience or wait for the next post after I learn how to use this new tool.
For organizing ideas and actually learn, I like to write in my blog. Learning by teaching is one of my favorite way to learn. I can't explain clearly something if I did not understand it fully.
What about you ? What do you do to be known as an expert in your industry ?
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You Tube Video: a short description of how to start a PLN... Via Jennifer Lamb , Gust MEES, Christine Heine Delete the scoop?
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"Creativity is driven by Social dynamics.
“We need an inclusion in this dialogue from artists, from poets, from writers — from ===> people who can bring a human element into this discussion. <====
Because I believe that this world of data is going to be transformative to us.”
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A very interesting and helpful Infographics on How-To work BEST with Google for Online Research....
Read more: http://www.hackcollege.com/blog/2011/11/23/infographic-get-more-out-of-google.html
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Has the internet become a drug?
One study titled “Microstructure Abnormalities in Adolescents with Internet Addiction Disorder” from PLoS One concluded that adolescents with Internet Addiction Disorder:
Had multiple structural changes in the brain. The gray matter atrophy and white matter FA changes of some brain regions were significantly correlated with the duration of internet addiction.
These results may be interpreted, at least partially, as the functional impairment of cognitive control in IAD. The prefrontal cortex abnormalities were consistent with previous substance abuse studies, hence we suggested that there may exist partially overlapping mechanisms in IAD and substance use.
We hoped that our results will enhance our understanding of IAD and aid in improving the diagnosis and prevention of IAD.
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Read also the thoughtful comments from Anne.
(From the article): "Becoming an authority in your industry can be a great way to promote your business and help you better serve your clients. It takes a consistent dose of education and risk, but the rewards can be well worth the effort."
Excellent suggestions contained in the article.