15 things I’d blog about if I had the time.

Lately I’ve been trying to use the Pareto principle to carve down my work — i.e. to focus my efforts on the 20% of inputs that yield 80% of outputs.
At the moment, I’m staring at a loooooong list of potential blog topics that I’ve been accruing over the past several months. Rather than torture myself trying to write them all, I thought I’d put 15 of the also-ran topics here. Feel free to use them yourself — or to try to convince me that I should put them back on my list. ;)
- How you can apply the principles of change management to your own working habits and career.
- Using TweepSearch for prospecting and competitive intelligence. (It would build off of this.)
- How companies can use the quest for energy efficiency to build better management habits.
- How I find and use blog images.
- When hubris runs afoul of the credit markets (with examples like this).
- How to read a 10-K.
- The paradox of openness vs. seclusion in business management.
- Weekly state-of-the-economy analyses.
- Moving yourself and your team into Covey’s Quadrant II. (It would follow up on this.)
- New generations of semiconductor technology. This was my favorite beat in our Editorial department — it’s handled expertly now by Jeff Dorsch — and I wish I could keep up with it like I once did.
- Reviews for several books on my shelf that I’ll probably never get to.
- China’s solar-power industry.
- More on stress in the workplace.
- What neuroscience suggests about business management.
- Deep-dish media history.
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one post, 3 sentence reviews of the books, or comments on why you thought you wanted to read them.
and the media history one.
I like 13 and 15 as topics. 2 has some practical application, and so I think a useful post.
I also always like book reviews, especially of worthwhile business books.
Thanks, folks — I’ll consider your votes!