As for the goal of providing service in every serving, you are spot on. Before most of us can qualify any initiative as service, we have to be clear on our intentions. That’s ROI, “Return on Intention.”

I’ll add that while it’s okay to sell/promote/pitch, make sure you aren’t hiding behind cute packaging and messaging. Stepping out and selling or sharing transparently is preferred. Consumers are more than willing to receive a message (even bad news) when the context of the message is real and transparent.

I’ll be keeping this in mind.

I thing the servings are just about right for most hospitals and other facilities – in fact for almost any industry or individual. This is a pretty healthy way to maintain good “web presence hygiene”.

The only food item is: consumption. How much to spend consuming other content? Also: commenting and replying and otherwise interacting: these may be things that don’t have a general rule, although having a presence beyond your own social graph is probably an important component of a healthy diet.

This is a great model, Lee – I shall have to tweet this!

@PhilBaumann