I listen to my Ipod in my car on the way to work, when I travel, and even before bed. Ok, addict may be a bit over the top.

 It's not the Ipod devise itself (although it's hands down the best), it is the content you can get. You can download/listen to incredible information from just about any topic you can imagine. If you need to improve your sales skills, change your attitude, find out what the markets are doing, learn how to market your business on the internet, and more.

Some wise people once told me, your car should be your university. My Ipod has turned into my master program for advanced education. I figure an Ipod doctorate is not far behind. Best of all, I'm not drowning in student loans.   

We have all heard the sayings, "learners are earners" and "readers are leaders." And one of my favorite quotes.

"In times of change, the learners will inherit the earth, while the knowers will find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists."    

                                                                                                            Eric Hoffer

Learning, growing, and improving your skills has never been more important. So if you have an Ipod, stock it up with some great info.

Here are a few of my favorite Podcast.

Get Real Real Estate Inventing

Market Watch-Real estate Roundup

Internet Business Mastery - Business Development and Internet Marketing for Web 2.0

Sales Gravy-Power Principles

Harvard Business Idea Cast

Inspiring Words-Zig Ziglar

Manager Tools

If you are more of a visual learner, you can down load video podcasts.

Google released their new web browser named Chrome yesterday. I downloaded it and have been using it. Chrome seems to work well with the new web site, toolkit, ihouse, and A2Stalk.

Chrome has incorporated some cool features I really like. When you type in the address bar a search automatically pops below the address line. You can choose to go direct to the address you typed or perform search for the site/topic. Makes searching really easy. You can create application shortcuts for your desk top that will open the website/page is a streamlined window. This is great for sites you use on a regular basis, mail, bank, a2stalk, etc. Like most browsers there are tabs across the top. You can open multiple tabs. When you open a new tab in Chrome a screen opens with screen shots of recently viewed web sites. This makes it easy to navigate to sites you use often.

So far I really like Chrome, but it is early. The one big downside is no Chrome for Mac or Linux. Apparently there is a Mac version in the works. 

You can get more info and download Chrome here  http://tools.google.com/chrome/?hl=en-US

Chrome Site