As for what’s too much information? That’s a decision you need to make after deciding on your personal/corporate brand. Consistency is what’s important.

While on this topic: a profile is, in essence, the representation of a “personal brand.” Your google profile is not you, it is what you choose to share of you. No different than a face to judge, or a trait to dislike. I use each of my accounts: twitter, facebook, blog, etc. to showcase a different version of me. Sometimes there is overlap. And they all fall under the umbrella of David – but I don’t want everyone to know all of it. I want some people delegated to each. Why link them together?

http://www.drop.io – A promising CMS portal with secure login to preview to clients and partners. I recently used it to communicated various ideas and themes to our department heads on the AquaDeco commercial.

Evernote – so far just a personal app but it’s been invaluable in keeping track of meeting notes and ideas.

Curio – very expensive but a promising previz app. I could never really get the whole FrameForge 3D apps. It’s just to much damn work.

Daylite – is definitely becoming a staple of the data overload and a good replacement to MobileMe as a CRM.

Isn’t bottled water more a feminine product? Aren’t men more likely to buy gatorade or other sports drinks?

Will your Aquadeco spot effectively reach its largest consumer? Women?

Or is China a different market?

Look forward to your answers.

Google documents keeps my work flow alive.

I have experience a few problems with Mobile Me, but find that for the Mac world is binds everything nicely. Really, however, why does one need to pay for it? Can you answer this?

Daylight is perfect for charting motion with clients, and most specifically in our industry.

p.s.
she made me cry but it’s cool…
i cry all the time