New Years internet resolutions

Seeing as how 2010 is just a couple days away, its about time to make resolutions again. I'm more of a fan of making realistic and specific ones, than the open-ended ones most people make. Here's a handful of my "Internet Resolutions" for 2010.

1. Produce 40 episodes of Contracast. We've managed 21 so far, and 22 is most likely tomorrow, so in half a years time we nearly made an episode a week. 40 episodes is hopefully a conservative number, but its a number I'd be happy with.

2. Create 40 unique photoshop pieces. I managed to turn out somewhere between 20 and 40 pieces this year, but they weren't all great, and aren't all "portfolio quality". I want to take the better works from my 14 days of photoshop project, and make 40 of them.

3. Write at least 8 articles a month. Articles- not Contracast stuff, not pictures, not simply 2 minute reviews, I mean several paragraph long, cohesive articles. I wrote a few this year, but I need to turn out a bunch more.

4. Tweet better. Sure, its open-ended sounding- but what I mean is tweet like the pros tweet. Link my articles, link others articles, use hashtags and comment on the trending topics occasionally. Right now I don't link much, and my tweets are mainly thoughts about my daily life and so on.

5. Write 5 Instructables. I make lots of things. I have a decent phone camera. It's only fitting that I should write some of these. I enjoy reading them, and writing them is both fun and rewards with free publicity and visibility.

6. Use Google Wave. Actually use it, you know?

7. Use Google Voice. Same deal as before.

8. Comment more often. Again, a little open-ended, but I hardly comment on anything at the moment. commenting is yet another easy way to gain some visibility.

9. Start a new, focused blog. Everyone else is doing it. Fancy fast food, Stuff white people like, people of Walmart, etc. Simple idea- Step 1: Obsessively cover ______, step 2: ???????, step 3: Profit!

10. Reconnect with Facebook.