Most of you know you at least know about the productivity system, Getting Things Done - or GTD, as the productivity geeks like to say. Many of you use it as your primary way of going about your personal and work project management, but if you’re not bit literate, you’re missing a huge piece of the puzzle. Bit Literacy, coined by Mark Hurst, author of Bit Literacy, is basically productivity skill dealing with virtual bits - email, virtual files and documents, how you consume media online, etc. And here’s the thing - he’s not talking about becoming some uber-geek and learning a computer language. He’s talking about how you become efficient at dealing with bits, on a fairly simple level.

If you need a productivity boost in the virtual realm of dealing with bits, today’s your lucky day, because the first episode of Precision Change, Falling Fruit’s new personal development/productivity show is an interview with none other than Mark Hurst himself. And guess what? You can listen to it right here on my site because we’ve also launched our custom created, innovative audio embed player!:)

If you’d like to share any of the episodes from our shows, now you can:) Just grab the embed code, copy and paste. One note, it’ll show up like it is here with the "share" and "subscribe" menus dropped down. Hey, I said it’s innovative, which also means tweaking bugs:P

Tomorrow I’m heading to San Francisco for the GMT Seminar presented by Pixel Corps, this being the inaugural year for the conference, and I’ll posting updates here, Integral Awakening, and on my Zaadz blog, and on my Tumblog:

The GMT Seminar is dedicated to the skills (technical and artistic) required to produce compelling online content. Whether you are producing audio or video, for phone, web, or mobile device…GMT is a guide to doing this effectively. Lead by some of the industry leaders: Leo Laporte (of TWIT), Scott Bourne, and Alex Lindsay - GMT covers both production techniques and show designs that are key to navigating the next revolution in media.

Three days of training in audio production, video production, and designing your own show, presented by some of the best out there. Scott Bourne announced that there will be some surprise, well-known presenters in addition to the folks listed above.

I am fortunate to be attending due to tremendous kindness of my pal, Lion. We’re collaborating on a top secret project(s) that you’ll hear more about over the upcoming months, and this seminar provides us with wisdom and experience directly related to what we’re doing. Of course, being an audio geek I’ll benefit from this in other projects such as Buddhist Geeks. I’ve also begun doing freelance audio work, so if you’re in search of an audio geek, shoot me an email:) Your audio needs as much love as you give to the rest of your website. Consider me your love doctor;)