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Unlock the transformative power of Bitcoin's Lightning Network with us on BlockTime as we gear up for the much-anticipated Bitcoin halving. With the market pulsing with renewed vigor, we're bringing you exclusive behind-the-scenes access to Riot Platform's Corsicana Facility. This episode isn't just about the halving; it's about understanding the backbone of Bitcoin's infrastructure and the revolutionary Lightning Network, set to redefine digital finance akin to credit cards.Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

Join your Host, Pierre Rochard, and special guest, Robert Warren, Manager, Mining & Operations Analysis at Riot, learn about his journey to Bitcoin mining. Our latest BlockTime podcast episode captures his shift from seeing Bitcoin as just another asset to embracing the full complexity of its networked existence. We journey with Robert through personal life changes, his move fueled by love, and how he's grown not only a family but also a deep appreciation for the often-invisible world of electrical infrastructure that powers our everyday lives.Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

BlockTime returns! Tune in to Episode 23 as Pierre Rochard engages in a conversation with Michelle Wolff, Riot's Manager of Employee Experience. Michelle's journey unfolds as a step-by-step manual on ascending the corporate hierarchy, starting as an enthusiastic graduate resource and evolving into a crucial member of our team, influenced by Abraham Chavez, our director of software engineering. Michelle delves into Riot's internship program, a product of her vision, where interns aren't just spectators but integral contributors, taking on projects and mingling with top executives! Listen now!Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

Wishing you a joyful holiday season from your BlockTime team! Stay tuned for an exciting return next week, as we delve into more content exploring the transformative impact of #Bitcoin! Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

Join your host, Pierre Rochard, for BlockTime's 21st Episode. In this episode, we dissect the latest news around Bitcoin. Get Pierre's take on price doubling, potential approval of a Bitcoin ETF, and even the Federal Reserve making moves that could impact Bitcoin's market.  Join us as we take a deep dive into the motivations behind Senator Warren's Bitcoin legislation and the implications it could have on our privacy, highlighting the importance of staying informed and vocal. This episode is sure to leave you with a refreshed perspective on Bitcoin and its multifaceted influence on society. Don't miss this episode!Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

 In Episode 17, you'll get exclusive insights into Pacific Bitcoin's Mining Day Industry! Watch Riot's CEO, Jason Les, speak on "Scaling Bitcoin Mining Operations" panel. Hear from leader's across the industry talk about Bitcoin mining machines, power generation, and more. Additionally, don't miss BlockTime's host, Pierre Rochard on "The Answer to Life the Universe & Everything" panel.  Together, they explore the intricate relationship between Bitcoin and energy, its unique ability to connect faith, truth, and optimism, and its profound impact on our perception of freedom. Skip navigation0:00 / 25:07The Answer to Life the Universe & EverythingFollow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

In Episode 14, BlockTime host, Pierre Rochard, sits down with Korok Ray, a distinguished Professor from Texas A&M University. From an initial fascination with economics to a deep dive into performance targets, Korok reveals the significance of grassroots involvement in Bitcoin discussions and the potential of this technology to shape the future.The episode dives into Korok's experience during the 2007/2008 financial crisis when he served on the Council of Economic Advisors under George W. Bush. Providing an insider's perspective, Korok takes us behind the scenes of the financial and political upheaval of that period. He passionately explains the intricacies of central banking, the challenges of macroeconomics, and hypothesizes on a world where Bitcoin exists without an elastic money supply.As we round off our enlightening conversation, Korok and Pierre explore the prospect of Bitcoin adoption at Texas A&M University and the creation of a financial system void of a central bank. They discuss the role of the Texas Blockchain Council in propelling the industry forward and the need for further research and talent.  Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

Today we're excited to bring you a special episode in collaboration with Texas A&M University, The Blockchain & Energy Research Consortium (BERC). Hear from industry and researchers from this special event. Additionally, Blocktime host, Pierre Rochard, VP of Research at Riot  gave a guest lecture on Bitcoin Mining and the energy grid. The episode dives into the interplay between Bitcoin mining and the electricity grid, revealing the rapid response of natural gas peaking plants, the influence of electricity demand on its price, and the pivotal services Bitcoin miners offer to the grid. Learn more about the economics of Bitcoin mining, including break-even prices and the industry's response to high electricity costs. Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

Join us for our first episode of Blocktime! In this episode, your host, Pierre Rochard will dive into the latest industry news, advancements in the ever-evolving landscape of Bitcoin mining operations, and how it continues to impact the Bitcoin network's resilience and security. Additionally, hear from Pierre as he address exclusive updates on recent announcements from Riot. Follow Blocktime on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlocktimebyRiotFollow Blocktime on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RiotPlatforms/podcasts

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Today on the show we are joined by Parker Merritt of CoinMetrics to talk about all things 2022 - Q2 data. We go through hashrate, mining revenue, energy costs and much more. https://coinmetrics.io/insights/state-of-the-market/ Parker Merrit: https://twitter.com/ParkerMerritt Will Foxley: https://twitter.com/wsfoxley

[2:24] A Little Inspo. We share a little snippet of how Tony Robbins built his ideal day to help better explain what this means. [6:39] The Vision Story. Building your ideal day is not about your day and night time routines...it is MUCH MORE than that. We dive into how to create your vision story and what it encompasses [9:30] Nat's Ideal Day. Nat shares how she built her ideal day off of her vision story created at a mastermind retreat with her fiance Ben. [13:35] Nina's Ideal Day. Though she doesn't know her ideal day completely, Nina affirms that building your ideal day is about connecting back to your mission, your purposed-filled life. [17:18] Little takeaways in beginning to build your ideal day TODAY: - Ask yourself: how do you want to feel on these days? [17:30] - Blocktime and GET CREATIVE, brainstorm [18:26] - Write it DOWN. [19:36] - Visualize and/or read it every day [20:32] - Be open to experimentation and refinement - PAY ATTENTION [21:11] - Incorporate small ways from the themes and feelings you visualize [21:42] - Be committed [22:49] Articles Mentioned: - How Tony Robbins Design His Ideal Day: https://sourcesofinsight.com/create-your-ideal-day-the-tony-robbins-way/ Resources:  Find more silliness & love at beyounothem.co Slide into our DMs on Insta @beyounotthempodcast Connect with us on Facebook   Baklava, Nat & Nina

transcriptHi! My name is Sherri Wilson! And I have a confession to make. I’ve been lazy. Yep. Lazy. I’ve been repurposing old content for my podcasts. There’s nothing wrong with that, especially when many didn’t even know I existed back when I first started it and might not have listened to my older stuff. But you deserve the best I got! So this one is a brand new podcast. I think part of the reason I was reusing old content too much was writer’s block! And, so, as I sat here tempted to pull another old podcast transcript, I thought about a conversation I had last night while mentoring one of my clients that I think will help those of you that are what I call “idea factories” to organize your ideas and help you manage distractions…you know…those rabbit trails you find yourself on before you realize it. Idea FactoriesWhat exactly is an idea factory? An idea factory is a person whose head is always swimming with ideas. Idea factories love learning and researching, which often leads to learning and researching even more ideas and topics from the initial idea research leading to never fulling developing and executing the idea! To an idea factory, ideas are like shiny new objects that tend to be replaced by the next shiny new idea. “You don’t make progress by standing on the sidelines, whimpering and complaining. You make progress by implementing ideas.” — Shirley Chisholm the problemI am an idea factory. I love ideas! One of my favorite things to do is mastermind with others just to generate ideas and think outside the box. Unfortunately, all those ideas swimming around in my head stressed me! It felt like flies buzzing around. I needed a way to organize my ideas. I also needed a way to research and to execute the ideas that seemed viable without getting distracted. And, most importantly, the method to do these things had to work for me. I know that if they created more stress or took too much time, I just wouldn’t do them. method 1: notes!The best thing I did was I started using my Notes app to brain dump all of my ideas. At first, I had tried journals and writing them down but then I ended up with all these journals and even pieces of paper everywhere. Then when I’d want to go back to an idea, I had no idea where it was! I can search using keywords in Notes and pull up that beautiful idea fast!Here’s what I do. Create a note and title it based on the idea or area of business. For example, I conduct monthly lunch and learns at my local Chamber. I have a note titled “Lunch and Learn Ideas.” I have another titled Podcast Ideas. I have ideas for my clients, too. I title them using their name or business name. You can also create folders, which I do to keep track of not just ideas but other important things I need to remember. For example, I have a True Crime folder for my true crime podcast. Inside it, I have episode ideas, website ideas, how I want my intro and outro to sound, Instagram pic ideas, and more. As you go about your day and get an idea (no matter how small or big), put that idea in the correct note or folder. I then occasionally go through my ideas in my notes to see which ones I still really like and those that sounded good at the time, but don’t now. I delete those. “Wealth flows from energy and ideas.” — William Feather method 2: online organizationEvery idea needs to be researched no matter what it is. Most of us start with Google. But for us idea factories, initial research can branch into a ton of rabbit trails of other things that catch our eye. If we’re not careful, we’ll end up researching for hours but not on the original idea that we picked because it was viable and would help us reach our goals. What I do is I create a Bookmark or Favorites folder of that rabbit trail or idea. I then bookmark all the pages I want to visit later in there and return to my initial research. This has helped me so much! I don’t have to keep hundreds of tabs open. And I see my bookmark folder every day because I set my browser to open that instead of a home page. I also arrange those folders based on priority with the top “to-do now” folders at the top of my favorites. method 3: time blockTime-blocking is probably the glue that holds everything together. I literally schedule time in my calendar for researching, developing, and executing ideas. Time blocking is where you schedule a minimum of 20 minutes to four hours to devote to one task. No emails. No texts. No social media. Phone is either put up or on silent. I do this for everything, including dreaming, goal setting, researching, idea generation, development, personal time, etc. Pretty much anything I’m doing is done in blocks. But another great time blocking method is to assign projects to quarters. For example, the last quarter of 2019 and the first quarter of 2020 was devoted to developing my new online course, “Build Your Brand Like A Boss.” I’m so glad I stayed focused but COVID hit and business owners needed my course! Blocking quarters means I don’t start any major projects until that project is complete. Of course, I’ll have related projects or client projects that will need to be done. But no big projects are allowed! For example, after my course was done, I then devoted a quarter to revamping my website and honing my brand even more, which has resulted in a lot more business. I then devoted the next quarter to developing my true crime podcast. That is almost done. My next quarter project will be designing planners that are going to be the most unique of any out there. I don’t want to give away my secrets. summaryThe greatness of idea factories is our innovating spirit, which is key to keeping a business relevant and long-lasting. The weakness of idea factories is never executing all of those great ideas. By using these techniques, you can harness your greatness and manage your weakness!

“Estou sem tempo agora”, “O tempo voa”... Provavelmente, você já disse ou tem o costume de dizer isso para algumas pessoas, não é verdade? Mas lembre-se: o tempo é igual para todos! A diferença de um dia ou uma semana produtiva está na maneira como gerenciamos o nosso próprio tempo, tanto na vida profissional como na vida pessoal. Acredite, você pode aprender métodos para gerenciar qualquer tipo de atividade e fazer o tempo render, ao invés de se tornar refém dele.Pensando nisso, conversamos com a palestrante, professora, coach e autora do livro “Faça o Tempo Trabalhar Para Você”, Tathiane Deândhela, e revelamos algumas dicas importantes de como gerir o tempo de maneira mais saudável e produtiva.Depois de acompanhar este episódio até o final, você irá fazer o tempo trabalhar para você e receber a oportunidade de acordar para os resultados extraordinários que estão ao seu alcance.Conheça o trabalho da autora Tathiane Deândhela http://institutodeandhela.com.brO ResumoCast é um podcast semanal apresentado por Gustavo Carriconde que investiga um livro de negócios e empreendedorismo em 30 minutos. Assine gratuitamente em resumocast.com.br para receber um novo episódio toda Segunda-feira.

“Estou sem tempo agora”, “O tempo voa”... Provavelmente, você já disse ou tem o costume de dizer isso para algumas pessoas, não é verdade? Mas lembre-se: o tempo é igual para todos! A diferença de um dia ou uma semana produtiva está na maneira como gerenciamos o nosso próprio tempo, tanto na vida profissional como na vida pessoal. Acredite, você pode aprender métodos para gerenciar qualquer tipo de atividade e fazer o tempo render, ao invés de se tornar refém dele.Pensando nisso, conversamos com a palestrante, professora, coach e autora do livro “Faça o Tempo Trabalhar Para Você”, Tathiane Deândhela, e revelamos algumas dicas importantes de como gerir o tempo de maneira mais saudável e produtiva.Depois de acompanhar este episódio até o final, você irá fazer o tempo trabalhar para você e receber a oportunidade de acordar para os resultados extraordinários que estão ao seu alcance.Conheça o trabalho da autora Tathiane Deândhela http://institutodeandhela.com.brO ResumoCast é um podcast semanal apresentado por Gustavo Carriconde que investiga um livro de negócios e empreendedorismo em 30 minutos. Assine gratuitamente em resumocast.com.br para receber um novo episódio toda Segunda-feira.

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