Everyone has a different tipping point, when they reach critical mass over information. Old ideas have to make room for new thoughts. Neural passages are running at full capacity. Yes, life in 2008 is a virtual playground for information. If you want to find something it is usually only a few clicks of the mouse away.
With all this information exchange happening in the mind, it is essential to keep your brain at peak performance. It is for this reason, I am proposing a CMS (content management system) that seamlessly blends the old-world Stephen with new-world.
I am thinking a vertically-integrated enterprise solution that is a bio-engineered framework that resides within my core. With this in mind, I thought of 5 great reasons I need a Personal CMS for a more productive life.
Here they are.
1- Intake Quantity - Amount of information is becoming exponential getting it to my neural passages which are overworked like the a Tokyo highway in rush hour is becoming increasingly difficult.
2- Versatile Cataloging - Adding new thoughts and removing old ones has become a game of chance in adulthood. Who knows what is left in there clogging up good nodes. A CMS would allow me to catalog these and remove unnecessary files before they collect dust and go rogue.
3- Image Recalculation – Fashion is fickle. If I can quickly evaluate and recalculate my image then I can continuiously be in style. On a semantic level, perhaps my CMS will suggest stuff for me.
4- Accountability- Tracking what I said and when could help in a million ways. Adding some accountability to my brain for what it decides, says and becomes could really change the outcome of my life.5- Standardization – Easy-to-thought process. No more lost keys, enough said.
Anyone else have any ideas about how a personal CMS might help them?
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