Finish Line

It's been long, and sometimes grueling, and Norton is ready for a nap!

But it's always been informative, and that's what a learning program is suppose to be. I found the format very user-friendly and liked that I could work at my own pace. I've learned that I need to improve on my dial-up connection at home, because it's so slow. The Things I could do at work went so much faster, and easier because of that. I have really appreciated the newsletters; good idea.

I was surprised how many of the Things I already knew about. What was great about the program was that 1) it forced me to finally take the time to investigate some of these things, and 2) in having to write about them I had to think about them more carefully -- and how I might apply them at work -- than I might have otherwise.

Would I do a similar program in the future? Definitely!

Final thought: I really like the suggestion at the end of the Thing 23 post that the concept is adapable to almost anything. I'm going to think about how I might employ a 23 Things program.