Comments on: Blogging from 30,000 Feet… Not sure if I like it…

By: Leslie Knowlton

Leslie Knowlton — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 17:07:47 +0000

Hey Peter, thanks for the interesting blog. This is the first of yours I have read and I like the way your “voice” shows up. Thanks for your inner insights combined with social commentary. I look forward to reading more and joining HARO.

One question — what kind of battery lasts long enough to right 9 chapters?

Also, thanks for speaking “fluent” english so I can easily understand as opposed to the bip bap bo language that flies under my radar and into the trash.

leslie knowlton
http://www.developcoach.com

By: Stefanie Hartman

Stefanie Hartman — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 11:05:32 +0000

For me it depends on the length of the flight. Anything longer than 5 hours and I find myself turning on my laptop and working for an hour or two.

By: Bolas

Bolas — Wed, 27 May 2009 16:56:23 +0000

People need to learn to take advantage of technology and connectivity everywhere and not let it take advantage of them.

This is just another OPTION, not a requirement.

By: Jo Dodds

Jo Dodds — Mon, 25 May 2009 21:20:19 +0000

I competely agree with you Peter. I recently flew to Australia from the UK for 6 days (mad I know!) and when people exclaimed about all that flying I replied that I was looking forward to reading, sleeping, watching films and working without any interruptions – something that doesn’t happen very often!

Having said that, all the html emails and links nowadays can be frustrating when offline, so I do create ‘to read’ and ‘to watch/listen’ folders so I can move stuff out of my inbox that I can’t deal with until I’m back online (I like a nice empty inbox!).

By: Eve @arewethere

Eve @arewethere — Sat, 23 May 2009 22:01:59 +0000

I always have such a “marvelous” plan for what I am going to do while I am on a flight and in the airport. Of course, my plans never work out. I end up coming back home with the same briefcase full of great ideas that I was going to tackle on my flight.
I am new to your site, and was STRONGLY suggested to read your blog through Jessica at http://www.jessicaknows.com. I am also following you on Twitter as @arewethere. I look forward to soaking up tons of great info from you!
~Eve@arewethere