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This week, we are wrapping up a series on The Rebooting Show that examines the role of product at a time of distribution and monetization shifts. The twin themes that emerged are that publishers are increasingly focused on direct relationships with audiences and are in a back-to-basics mode of focusing product resources on critical business objectives, which often rely on loyalty. And the looming question: How will AI be used to make these businesses more effective while not losing their distinctiveness in a sea of artificial slop.Brian Alvey, CTO of WordPress VIP, discussed with me how AI's impact on publishers' day-to-day operations will be felt first and foremost on mundane tasks that end up eating up a lot of resources. The early efforts to embed AI within the publishing process were predictably ham-handed. Using ChatGPT to create AI slop is hardly innovative – and unlikely to be very effective. I'm very skeptical of creating much value out of using AI to churn out tons of aggregation newsletters, for instance.The most immediate opportunities in the content process lie in areas like tagging, inserting links to related articles, testing headlines and the like. As Brian warns, there's no point in using AI in a way that eliminates the competitive advantage of having a distinct voice.Some highlights from our conversation:On the site as a requisite for an independent path: "If you want to be around in five years, I think so. Don't you like why would you has nobody ever learned that building up and like no offense to any of these, you know, what I call bastard gatekeepers that take your audience away from you."On where AI's impact will be felt: "People probably overestimate the amount of things that AI is going to help them automate of what they do today. They underestimate how many things they're just not doing because it's so hard that AI is going to let them do."On AI's use within the content creation process rather than creating content: "Some parts of that [process] can absolutely be handled by modern generative chat, GPT-style, LLM AI."​On distinctiveness in an AI era: "Be remarkable, No. 1. That's how you'll stand out from a sea of junk."On being product-minded vs a tech company: Publishers “should be product minded. They are creating a product for people to consume. They should have product talent. If you are the New York Times, you have a thousand product people. If you are somebody else, you have 10. But no, they shouldn't be a technology company."​

Former UFC fighter Chris Lytle and Brian Alvey of The Warrior 110 join!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alvey talks Indiana GOP convention and gets roped into a beer bong! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this episode of The Jacob Buehrer Show, I am joined by Brian Alvey who is a man doing lots of interesting things. Next month he will be walking over 100 miles for Warrior 110 to raise awareness for military and first responders. Brian is also an entrepreneur who has started Lights Out Bourbon, The Mint Bar in Franklin, Indiana and several other ventures. It great interviewing Brian in person.

Alvey talks about the attacks on Israel and Warrior 110 project. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jody Blankenship CEO of Indiana Historical Society and Brian Alvey join to talk all things Indy's Premier Bourbon Celebration. USE CODE: 50FREE for $50 off your ticket hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Alvey and Jason Ramey of Ramey's Franklin Jiu Jitsu Club talks about the upcoming Warrior 110 MMA Fight at the Johnson Co Armory Saturday!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Tricia Ringer is joined by Jason Ramey from Franklin Jiu Jitsu Club and Brian Alvey from the Warrior 110 Project as they talk about the upcoming MMA Fight Night "Operation Rolling Thunder" coming to Franklin, IN on Saturday, May 20 at 4pm.Call 317-795-6591 (Franklin Jiu Jitsu Club) to get your tickets!$35 General Admission$70 VIP TicketsSupport the showThere's nothing like clean confidence for the athlete's in your life...find out more at GetCompel.com

Guy begins the show with Brian Alvey whom Guy walked with today for the Warrior 110 project.  https://thewarrior110.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r/ The Warrior 110 program raises awareness and funds for veterans suffering from physical and emotional ailments such as PTS (post-traumatic stress) and TBI (traumatic brain injury). Awareness and dollars are raised through "Ruck Marches" (weighted walks often used in military training that stretch for more miles) and various other events throughout the year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show with Brian Alvey whom Guy walked with today for the Warrior 110 project.  https://thewarrior110.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r/ The Warrior 110 program raises awareness and funds for veterans suffering from physical and emotional ailments such as PTS (post-traumatic stress) and TBI (traumatic brain injury). Awareness and dollars are raised through "Ruck Marches" (weighted walks often used in military training that stretch for more miles) and various other events throughout the year. Guy then talks about an interview he read with Professor Leila Sadat is the James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law at the Washington University in St. Louis.  https://www.studlife.com/news/2022/11/09/q-a-reframing-the-conversation-about-gun-control-around-human-rights/ Sadat: "The current focus in the United States is almost entirely on the “rights” of individuals wishing to purchase and wield arms, which they frame as “gun rights” guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the US constitution. I like to say there's no such thing as gun rights because guns don't have rights, people do. And that's not just me being professorial, it's a fundamental point." Guy takes issue with that logic. The 2nd Amendment is not a 2nd tier right. There is no hierarchy in our bill of rights.  in the 2nd hour, Guy talks about practical reasons for Hoosiers to get a carry license, even though our state is now a constitutional carry state. While Hoosiers have the right to carry without a license, they may not be able to carry outside the state without an Indiana Carry License.  How Reciprocity works under Constitutional Carry (the2aproject.com) As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Alvey from Warrior 110 joins The Hammer & Nigel Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Buddies, Brian Alvey is one intense guy! I loved this conversation. We discuss Warrior 110, Bourbon, Jiu Jitsu ect. https://thewarrior110.org/ https://www.instagram.com/brianmalvey/ https://www.instagram.com/more_with_stumpo_podcast/

Veteran Brian Alvey of the Warrior 110 joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to talk about military recruitment is down, confidence in current leadership, the Warrior 110, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

American Badass and Veteran Brian Alvey joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to talk about The Warrior 110 and more. https://thewarrior110.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

News With the release of WordPress 6.0 RC1, it is time to explore the 97+ enhancements that have been made. Milana Cap over at make.wordpress.org has shared the field guide where developers can read about the high-level changes in WordPress 6.0. The field guide also covers changes in accessibility, blocks, UI, and more for the non-developers out there. Birgit Pauli-Haack has done a great review in the Gutenberg times newsletter of what is new in the latest Gutenberg Plugin 13.1. Go check out the updates along with how to switch your website to a FSE theme by Carolina Nymark. Carolina's long post covers the benefits and cautions about third-party plugins that may not yet be updated.  Events David Bisset shared in a tweet that the 19th anniversary of #WordPress is coming on May 27th.  Go to wp19.day to share a few words, a photo (direct or via Twitter w/ #wp19 #wp19day) or a video short via @ZipMessage on the website. It's a global event and you can already check out some of the submissions posted to the site. From Our Contributors and Producers If you are concerned that WordPress can still compete in the CMS market you may be interested to find out that searches for WordPress terms hit over 10 million per month for the first time. Alex Denning wrote a post about what might be going on over his website at Ellipsis. There has been the largest volume of search traffic for WordPress yet, with a growth of 25% in absolute volumes from Q3 to Q4. If search data indicates interest and growth then WordPress still has some validity in the CMS market space. It looks like LearnDash is creating a “circle-esque” solution by providing a modern community plugin with just the core essentials for WordPress LMS. Head over to wptribe.io to try this new plugin. Automattic acquired Clipisode in January 2022. Brian Alvey shut down the social video platform and is now the CTO of WordPress VIP. Sarah Gooding reported on WPTavern that James Kemp acquired ReplyBox. The system can be embedded on any website, including static HTML pages to add dynamic commenting. It integrates with WordPress through a connector plugin that is available on WordPress.org. It is great to know that this system will now be maintained and updated on a regular basis. Thanks to all of the members who shared these links today: Jeff ChandlerBirgit Pauli-Haack

Veteran Brain Alvey joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to give us an update on the Warrior 110 update and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Veteran Brian Alvey joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to talk about the Warrior 110 to raise money for vets dealing with PTSD and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week, our Warriors got back to being dominant on the field as they won 42-0 over North Central. But that's to be expected. WE ARE THE WARRIORS. They are not. PERIOD POINT BLANK. I remind everyone that if we are to be at the top once again that nights like last week must happen especially against teams that aren't trying to reach the same goals as we are.  But the bigger story for this week's show is my guest. Retired Army Staff Sgt. Brian Alvey, a 1991 Warren Grad and Warrior Football Alum joins me for this very special episode. He and I discuss his life from playing as a sophomore on the football field under Coach Larry Willen to walking on at Franklin College to his journeys in the military and what he's doing now to help other great veterans like himself. Truly one of my best conversations I've had on this show over the years.  I end the show with an update on our guys playing and coaching at the next level. So sit back and enjoy another great episode of True Warrior Football!!! *This episode is dedicated to the Men & Women that served and gave their lives during the events of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 20 years. Your sacrifice has not been forgotten and I am truly thankful for all you've done for our country.  GOD BLESS YOU ALL

Friend of the Hammer & Nigel Show and Veteran Brian Alvey who served in Afghanistan joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to give his perspective on what's going on in Afghanistan, what should have been done, and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Alvey from the Warrior 110 joins the Hammer & Nigel Show to talk about the Warrior 110, his new bourbon Toxic Masculinity, and more. https://thewarrior110.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian is a business owner, Consultant, Founder of the Nonprofit Warrior 110, and father of four. In this episode, Brian discusses his non-profit, why he loves Jiu-Jitsu, and how he operates at full capacity. Join the Brotherhood of Fatherhood FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/brotherhoodoffatherhood Get your B.O.F. gear at www.brotherhoodfatherhood.com ( http://www.brotherhoodfatherhood.com ) To set up an appointment to find out more about how to get started using a VA feel free to email scott@brotherhoodfatherhood.com

Veteran Brian Alvey joins the Hammer & Nigel Show with an update on the Warrior 110. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Veterans Day is one of the most special holidays of the year. On this week?s Leaders and Legends podcast, we are joined by Judge David Certo, Afghanistan combat veteran Brian Alvey, and our new friend and Navy veteran Rebecca Mills. Judge Certo runs the Marion County Veterans Court which does amazing work finding new hope and solutions for our veterans. We have a great discussion about how the military changes lives for the better and the services out there to help the men and women who served their country.Sponsors• Veteran Strategies• Girl Scouts of Central Indiana• MacAllister Machinery• Crowne Plaza Downtown Indianapolis Historic Union Station• Garmong Construction• Bose McKinney & Evans LLP• Bose Public Affairs Group LLCAbout Veteran Strategies‘Leaders and Legends’ is brought to you by Veteran Strategies—your local veteran business enterprise specializing in media relations, crisis communications, public outreach, and digital photography. Learn more at www.veteranstrategies.com.

StreamYard Connect Ep43 Guest Brian Alvey talks about using Answers RN to create video clips for your live streams on StreamYard Connect with Ross Brand. ▶️ Live Video Gear for Your Studio| StreamYard Connect Ep 40: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk0W3PFisDY&t=0s (https://youtu.be/vk0W3PFisDY) ▶️ HOST YOUR SHOW with STREAMYARD: https://LivestreamUniverse.com/StreamYard (https://LivestreamUniverse.com/StreamYard). ▶️ SUBSCRIBE to CHANNEL: https://youtube.com/StreamYard (https://YouTube.com/StreamYard) ▶️ RELATED VIDEOS | StreamYard Connect with Ross Brand: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxqZPGZQ-k770kR2s9IBN85LtDsnfcUYR (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...) On StreamYardConnect with Ross Brand, Answers RN founder and Clipisode CEO Brian Alvey talks about how Answers RN helps you easily create snackable video clips for social media and your live streaming broadcasts. You can use AnswersRN to make short video clips to play in your StreamYard live streams. ABOUT STREAMYARD: StreamYard Connect with Ross Brand is presented by StreamYard, a live streaming studio in your computer or mobile browser that makes it easy to host shows with stable, professional-looking streams. ▶️ GO LIVE with STREAMYARD: https://LivestreamUniverse.com/StreamYard (https://LivestreamUniverse.com/StreamYard).

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In this episode, Scott chats with Brian Alvey. Brian is U.S. Army Retired, a business owner, serial Entrepreneur, Father, and Husband. Brain and Scott talk about business, doing hard things, the importance of doing hard things, and the priority of family.  Warrior 110 https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r The Mint https://www.facebook.com/TheMintFranklin Be sure to find out more about the Brotherhood of Fatherhood by joining our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/brotherhoodoffatherhood/ 

Interview: Looking to make fast, amazing Q&A videos? You'll love my interview with Brian Alvey, CEO of Answers RN (answers.link/app) an app that has revolutionized Q&A sessions.  Hashtag Fun: Jeff dives into recent trends and reads some of his favorite tweets from trending hashtags. The hashtag featured in this episode is #MyAdviceForGrads.  Featured on the show: Our Guest, Brian Alvey Follow Brian on Twitter: https://twitter.com/brianalvey Answers RN app: https://answers.link/app Hashtag Game: #MyAdviceForGrads Hashtag featured in this episode was hosted by: https://twitter.com/MrRaceBannon  https://twitter.com/WildBunchTagz Tweets featured on the show: https://twitter.com/JustMyTweet/status/1263960372656177153 https://twitter.com/Anythingpork/status/1263961137307148292 https://twitter.com/charley_ck14/status/1263961443596218376 https://twitter.com/JRNoblin/status/1263960395934384128 https://twitter.com/whoulooknat/status/1263971954656149505 https://twitter.com/FeeBooths/status/1263969177276219392 Follow Hashtag Roundup to tweet along with fun hashtags daily!https://twitter.com/HashtagRoundup  Download the FREE Hashtag Roundup app: https://app.hashtagroundup.com (iTunes/Google Play) Follow Jeff Dwoskin: Jeff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bigmacher The Jeff Dwoskin Show: https://twitter.com/JeffDwoskinShow 

We recently got the chance to sit down with Brian Alvey of The Mint, and what we found out..a few other things. This guys story is one for the ages. We had to grab him for a show. Check him out here, or if ya get the chance..go see him. The Mint is the sweetest Bourbon bar I've ever seen. And that menu, wow! Thanks goes to Mandy Montgomery for the co hosting duties. 

Coaching football can be tough. Then along comes this guy. Coach Doug Peacock was a hell of a coach. And as it turns out, one hell of a teacher as well. Be A Bank is the newest ground breaking work by this author. Joined on the mic by Brian Alvey, owner of The Mint in Franklin, and my right hand dude, Mandy Montgomery.

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You can’t write a history of Web 2.0 without including the contributions of Brian Alvey. After getting his start doing design work for traditional publications like TV Guide and BusinessWeek, Alvey teamed up with his childhood friend Jason Calacanis to launch a series of online publications. Eventually, the two created Weblogs, Inc, a blog network that went on to be sold to AOL. The content management system Alvey built would eventually power AOL’s portal and much of its websites. But Alvey didn’t stop there; he’d go on to build publishing platforms that would power everything from TMZ to Rupert Murdoch’s ambitious iPad app The Daily. I interviewed Alvey about what it was like to run a blog network in Web 2.0’s early days, how he ended up in a 45 minute meeting with Jeff Bezos, and why the iPad failed to save the media industry.

THE REDFIELD ARTS REVUE Episode 5: Mark Redfield In Conversation With Mike Gold At Baltimore Comic-Con ALSO OLD TIME RADIO REVISITED With Martin Grams, Jr. - Superman On The Radio! "I’ve known Mike Gold casually for a few years, having met at a Baltimore Comic Con, and every year when he and I sit next to each other in artist Mark Wheatley’s Insight Studios booth we just chat our fool heads off. That is , when Mike isn’t off to some panel discussion to impart wisdom and insight gained from over thirty years in the comic book industry as an editor or publisher. Mike Gold started in the comics industry at DC Comics in the 70s, and then went on to launch First Comics in 1983 during that fertile decade, a happy time, the 80s, when both indie comics and indie films could flourish, be creative and find a way to market and to an audience. Mike went back to DC comics and continued his successful career as an editor, and in 2006 he founded ComicMix with Glenn Hauman and Brian Alvey. So, at the 2018 Baltimore Comic Con, while we sat at booth number 118 merrily chatting our fool heads off, I asked him if I could turn the recorder on, and in the roaring, noisy convention center hall asked him about the current state of the comic book industry, especially for creators, be they newcomers or seasoned pros…" - Mark Redfield For more great audio be sure to visit http://www.redfieldartsaudio.com

My guest for Episode 86 of The Startup Playbook Podcast is Founder, Author, Podcaster and Angel Investor - Jason Calacanis. Jason is best known for his highly successful Podcast, This Week in Startups and for his experience as one of the most successful angel investors in the world, having been an early investor in companies such as Uber, Thumbtack, Wealthfront and Robin Hood just to name a few! Outside of this, Jason is also the author of Angel, where he shares his tips and experience on angel investing, detailing his process of turning $100,000 into $100M, he is the Founder of Founder University and the Founder and Director of the LAUNCH Festival which is coming to Sydney on the 19th and 20th of June. As you can imagine, there were so many topics that we covered in this interview, including Why founders need to think in decades What Jason looks for when angel investing How angel investors should approach Bankroll management The importance of reputation Building your investment funnel How the best products build virality   WATCH ON YOUTUBE PLAYBOOK MEDIA – Growth through Data-Driven Storytelling THE E-COMMERCE PLAYBOOK ACCELEPRISE AUSTRALIA STARTUP PLAYBOOK HUSTLE APPLICATION    Show notes: - Silicon Alley Reporter - Angel - How to invest in technology startups - timeless advice from an Angel Investor who turned $100,000 into $100,000,000 - Podcast: This Week in Startups - Podcast: Angel - Incubator : Launch - Incubator: Founder University - LAUNCH festival - Esquire Magazine - Masayoshi Son - Weblogs inc - Brian Alvey - Mark Cuban - NPR - Startup Stories - Kevin Pollak's Chat Show - Travis Kalanick - Robinhood - Wealthfront - DataStax - Aileen Lee - Mashable - Recode - Techcrunch - Net Promoter Score - LAUNCH Festival (Sydney) - Republic (equity crowd funding) - Launch festival - Twitter @Launch - Twitter @Jason - Mark Pesce - This Week In Startups Australia (podcast) Feedback/ connect/ say hello:  Rohit@startupplaybook.co @playbookstartup (Twitter) @rohitbhargava7 (Twitter – Rohit) Rohit Bhargava (LinkedIn) Credits: Intro music credit to Bensound Other channels: Watch the video on Youtube here. Don't have iTunes? The podcast is also available on Stitcher & Soundcloud The post Ep086 – Jason Calacanis (Founder, Angel Investor, Author) on long-term thinking appeared first on Startup Playbook.

Who is Jillian Kaplan? Jillian Kaplan is a trauma survivor, animal advocate, rainbow baby mama, former binge eater turned health and fitness coach. Jillian was hit by a car crossing a crosswalk and had emergency brain surgery to save her life.  She also had a shattered pelvis, face, sacrum, and septum.  She spent 3 months in a wheelchair unable to walk or stand but has now fully recovered, lives pain free, and is the mom to a healthy baby girl born in September 2017, 13 months after the traumatic injury.    Jillian has worked in corporate doing product management and marketing and is pursuing her passion around health as a coach for Beach Body which is part of her online health and fitness coaching business.  She has a B.S. in Management and an MBA from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and lives with her amazing husband and daughter outside of Boston, Mass.      Show Highlights Jillian talks about growing up in a healthy household and how she chose not to listen and ended up binge eating, addicted to diet pills, and struggling with her weight.  Four years ago, Jillian made the choice to be healthy and strong which ended up saving her life.  Jillian wants to share the message that you are beautiful the way you are, and that health is a lifestyle.  Jillian talks about walking her puppy and getting hit by a car in September 2016 where the doctors weren’t sure if she would survive let alone walk again. She woke up after the accident and chose to let it be part of her story and to not define her. She has decided to make a ‘message’ out of the ‘mess.’ Jillian talks about the group Safe Roads Alliance that she works with in Massachusetts.  She spoke at an event where she was the only living survivor of an accident like the one she was in.  Jillian talks about how being in good shape helped her body deal with the trauma she endured.  She had two surgeries within two days of each other which were traumatic in and of themselves.  She was not only physically fit but mentally fit which came from making the decision to become healthier and changing her habits. Jillian’s husband was notified because of the number on her dog’s tag.  She wasn’t carrying an ID and now she is an advocate for always carrying some form of ID. Jillian talks about how rehab was so mentally challenging since she was very young compared to the other people there and that she had no one to talk to.  She was alone a lot and was unable to get out of bed on her own. She stayed sane by being active on social media and sharing her story. Jillian’s husband was incredibly supportive throughout this entire process.  Jillian avoids the crosswalk where the accident occurred but did go there on the one-year anniversary of her accident.  She is cautious now when she is out walking. Terri talks about the conversations she has with her children about being aware of drivers who are generally distracted and to remain vigilant when riding their bikes or walking out on the streets.  Jillian talks about how she had a miscarriage, was experiencing infertility and was scheduled to meet with specialists but then had the accident.  She was fortunate to have a young, female surgeon who was sensitive to the fact that Jillian was a young woman when fixing her after the accident. Jillian talks about how surprised she was to find out she was five months pregnant when she went in for a medical appointment and ended up delivering a healthy baby girl in the fall of 2017, thirteen months after her accident. Jillian talks about being a Beach Body coach before and after the accident.  She appreciates the physical and mental strength that she has gained from the program.  She feels an obligation to pay it forward at this point for people who feel defeated or stuck.  Jillian likes to share the things she loves like Ipsy and Artic Zero ice cream and she pays for her products. Terri talks about how she hopes that Jillian ends up benefitting financially from promoting and supporting the products with her audience. If Jillian had a magic wand, she would change the way people communicate.  She thinks that a lot of the world’s problems could be solved if we just talked to each other (and not through text or email).  Brian Alvey introduced Terri to Jillian and they met through the adoption of their dog.  Jillian talks about how she works with dog rescue organizations on fundraising.  While she wasn’t raised with dogs, she ended up with a dog after a breakup and then wanted to foster dogs and ultimately providing support for dog rescues.    Terri’s Key Takeaway Carry some sort of ID when out and about in the event of an accident or emergency.  You never know who might need to reach someone on your behalf.    References in the Podcast Safe Roads Alliance:  https://www.saferoadsalliance.org/ Beach Body: https://www.teambeachbody.com/jilliankaplan Ipsy: https://www.ipsy.com/glambag#/ Artic Zero ice cream: https://www.arcticzero.com/ Brian Alvey: http://www.brianalvey.com/   Contact Jillian can be reached through her website www.jilliankaplan.com or by email at fitresq@gmail.com.  She is also active on Instagram and Pinterest.  You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.  Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com. To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.

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Terri and her producer Jacqueline sit down over a bottle of California bubby to talk about what Terri wanted to be when she grew up, growing up in a family business, being an identical twin, and what she would do with a magic wand.   Show Highlights Terri and Jacqueline are enjoying an Iron Horse Vineyard Ocean Reserve in celebration of Terri’s birthday Terri and Jacqueline talk about the badass women they interviewed for upcoming podcasts and that Terri will not be actively looking for men to be on the podcast. Terri commented on how contrasts can provide clarity on what is important in our lives for us to take action. Terri shares how the last few weeks have re-enforced the need for her to recognize her value in all of her decisions. Jacqueline talks about how difficult it is for her to feel comfortable getting paid for the work she is doing and the value she is bringing to other people’s lives. Terri is wondering whether the startup advising she is doing is being valued because she is doing it for free. Jacqueline asks what Terri wanted to be what she wanted to be when she grew up. Terri talks about not wanting kids until she was around 22 when one of her ex-boyfriend’s sisters had twins and she got to spend a lot of time with them. Jacqueline and Terri talk about daycare for their children. Terri talks about her experience working on and off for her parents in their accounting firm between the age of 9 and 26. Terri talks about working in a family business and the dynamics including marital dynamics, kid/parent dynamics, and founder dynamics. Terri talks about disappointing her dad by not taking over his CPA firm. Terri’s diverse work experience came from working for all of her parents’ friends’ companies as she was growing up. Terri talks about her relationship with her identical twin sister. They’ve always had a contentious relationship which continues to this day and makes Terri very sad. Terri talks about how the universe gave her an older sister in Patty Nykodym who she met at the newborn parenting class when she was pregnant with her son. They ended up sharing a birthday and then delivering their first children (both boys) 4 hours apart at the same hospital by the same doctor. Terri talked about having to learn, in college, how to be a good girlfriend to other girls because having an identical twin, despite how difficult the relationship was, gave her an automatic friend. Terri talks about how hard it’s been to not have her sister active in her life because it feels like she’s lost a limb or part of her soul is missing. Jacqueline asks what Terri’s big lesson learned: own your destiny and be the pilot in your own life. If Terri could wave a magic wand, she would wave it over her family to eliminate whatever trauma or resentment exists in her family and create a new, functional and happy adult dynamic. But she would truly, rather wave the magic wand to make her friends with some very sick kids, make the kids all better. Jacqueline talks about how Terri built an amazing family atmosphere in her house that makes it fun to come over and hang out. It’s Jaqueline’s favorite co-working space.   Call to Action What would you do with a magic wand? Share your wish with Terri and Jacqueline at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com or on Twitter and tag @PilotingLife hashtag #PilotingYourLife.   References in the Podcast Iron Horse Vineyards: http://www.ironhorsevineyards.com/Shop-Wines/Sparkling-Wines IEEE WIE: http://ieee-wie-ilc.org/agenda/ Brian Alvey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianalvey/ Clipisode: https://www.clipisode.co/ Amanda Lettmann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandalettmann/ Cru: http://www.cruredwoodcity.com/   Contact You can follow Jacqueline on Twitter at @tipsycopilot or find her on her website at www.jacquelinesteenhuis.com. You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.  Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com. To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.  

Brain Alvey builds software that makes creative people more powerful. The founder of Clipisode, Brian joins Ross & Nez to discuss how the app simplifies the process of creating videos for social media. Clipisode makes you the host of your own 5-minute daily talk show, featuring your friends and fans. It's a great fit for Instagram with square video and for "stories" content on such platforms as Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram. All that and more on this episode of Ross & Nez! Show: Ross & Nez 015 Hosts: Ross Brand, Professor Nez Guest: Brian Alvey Podcast Date: January 28, 2018.

Brain Alvey builds software that makes creative people more powerful. The founder of Clipisode, Brian joins Ross & Nez to discuss how the app simplifies the process of creating videos for social media. Clipisode makes you the host of your own 5-minute daily talk show, featuring your friends and fans. It's a great fit for Instagram with square video and for "stories" content on such platforms as Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram. All that and more on this episode of Ross & Nez! Hosts: Ross Brand, Professor Nez Guest: Brian Alvey Podcast Date: January 29, 2018.

On this episode of the Formula Podcast, Clipisode founder, Brian Alvey, and Trevor Carlson sit down to discuss Brian's lessons from a lifetime of entrepreneurship. Brian Alvey is a serial entrepreneur, programmer, designer and blogger. He grew up in Brooklyn and now lives in San Francisco where he is the CEO of Clipisode. He is best known for co-founding the blog publishing company Weblogs, Inc. with Jason Calacanis. As Alvey describes it, "Jason and I didn't invent blogging. We perfected it." Trevor and Brian discuss: -Why you have some reason for them wanting to hire you -Why you gotta wait till you've got the money in the bank -How in the beginning you cannot always tell the winners from the losers -The magic of YouTube -Why you should try to be an entrepreneur -His complaints within schools -Resiliency -How do you know when you should keep going? -Ways investments weed people out -If Brian had to start over today, how would he get started? -Pick which area you can make progress in before you can flip and do something else -Never go 50-50 in a partnership -What is Clipisode? -Strategy for being the best you can be -Teaching moments Clipisode Questions from our audience: #1: Brian's biggest failure #2: Podcast's impact on marketing #3: When to monetize your users #4: Advice for adopting new media within a traditional media team Books: Doesn't have one - very specific to the person To contact Brian: https://twitter.com/brianalvey To download Clipisode: https://clipisode.co/ This episode was produced by Helixacademy.co Follow Helix Academy on Facebook: www.facebook.com/helixacademy/ Music provided by Moods: open.spotify.com/artist/14uVJsPC4DByeuD0cq36ez iTunes link: coming soon

Ask an Angel! It's a special episode of "Angel," with Jason Calacanis & Brian Alvey (Clipisode, LAUNCH) candidly answer the burning questions of investors and those aspiring to be. Picking startups, evaluating founders, due diligence, Syndicates ins/outs, deal terms and a lot more. Listen and learn!   What’s the best way to verify the customers of a potential investment are happy with the product? - Alan When completing financial due diligence what documents should I be asking for/what am I entitled to? - Sheila How can I tell if the founder is the right fit for the company? - Mark “What is the best way to evaluate a founder for persistence?” - David If an idea sounds exciting but I don’t have any experience in the vertical how do I intelligently evaluate the opportunity? - Brian When I invest via an Angel Syndicate is my identity kept secret? Is my name on the cap table? - Kyle I have a great company for your syndicate, what’s the best way to discuss investment opportunities with you, Jason? - Marianne What is the standard carry? What is the minimum investment? - Craig Do you only accept US based companies? - Bill What opportunities are currently available for non-accredited investors? - Pam Re: closing mechanics...should I expect/demand an escrow type closing where all the $ of the round comes in at once?  - Anonymous

Ask an Angel! It's a special episode of "Angel," with Jason Calacanis & Brian Alvey (Clipisode, LAUNCH) candidly answer the burning questions of investors and those aspiring to be. Picking startups, evaluating founders, due diligence, Syndicates ins/outs, deal terms and a lot more. Listen and learn!   What’s the best way to verify the customers of a potential investment are happy with the product? - Alan When completing financial due diligence what documents should I be asking for/what am I entitled to? - Sheila How can I tell if the founder is the right fit for the company? - Mark “What is the best way to evaluate a founder for persistence?” - David If an idea sounds exciting but I don’t have any experience in the vertical how do I intelligently evaluate the opportunity? - Brian When I invest via an Angel Syndicate is my identity kept secret? Is my name on the cap table? - Kyle I have a great company for your syndicate, what’s the best way to discuss investment opportunities with you, Jason? - Marianne What is the standard carry? What is the minimum investment? - Craig Do you only accept US based companies? - Bill What opportunities are currently available for non-accredited investors? - Pam Re: closing mechanics...should I expect/demand an escrow type closing where all the $ of the round comes in at once?  - Anonymous

Brett chats with Brian Alvey, chief scientist of Ceros and an entrepreneur, investor and advisor. The conversation covers meeting the creators of the most popular technologies, startup “religions,” meditation and more.

Jeffrey Zeldman and Dan Benjamin are joined by Brian Alvey to discuss the early days of the web, balancing products and services, taking big meetings, what's coming next for Content Management Systems, being a small publisher, and moving toward bigger platforms. Links for this episode:Brian AlveyCrowd Fusion | Web Publishingfflick ... to be continued....at YouTubeSponsored by Shopify and King of the Apps.

Jeffrey Zeldman and Dan Benjamin are joined by Brian Alvey to discuss the early days of the web, balancing products and services, taking big meetings, what’s coming next for Content Management Systems, being a small publisher, and moving toward bigger pla