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Join Ashhole and Velly as they dissect attending events, especially business conferences. What to do before, during, and after the event. Take notes as they give examples of the different types of events and how to benefit the most from each. •CamCard app •Adobe Scan app • https://www.eventbrite.com Visit Bigdreamssmallpockets.com for more episodes, content, related articles, and more! Follow on all social platforms @bigdreamssmallpockets and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!

The Great “Safe” Return To The Workplace In Japan Congratulations on escaping the Covid-19 virus by staying safe and working from home.  We all want to see our businesses succeed and we all want to stay healthy.  If it is time now to go back to the workplace, understand that there will be members of the team, who are concerned about their continued safety.  As the boss, you have a responsibility to ensure a safe working environment for the team. Here are some things for everyone to think about. We all have to learn how to co-exist with Covid-19, so why try and replicate the old work style?   Avoiding crowded transport and elevators are smart ideas. Try working from home in the morning, go in a bit later to the office to avoid the crowds and do the same thing by leaving earlier than normal.  When you get back home continue working.  Yes, it may mean continuing to work after 5.00pm or 6.00pm,  but this is the trade off, for coexisting with the virus. You will get the same amount of work done in a day spread out over more extended hours. We all need to be more flexible about developing a new work rhythm. Why not check your own temperature at home before you leave, to be certain you are no risk to colleagues at the office.  This takes about two minutes, so it is manageable, even for busy people. Avoid all surfaces when you are outside like stair or escalator handrails, subways straps and posts, elevator and vending machine buttons, etc.  Wearing gloves outside makes a lot of sense, in addition to a face mask and maybe a face shield where appropriate. Directly touching others through handshakes, fist bumps, hands on the shoulder, pats on the back, high fives etc., are obviously now out, so bowing will be a much better alternative. We need to rethink how we work in the office.   Does everyone really have to be there every day? Why not have teams permanently rotate.  On certain days, some staff will go to the office while the others work from home.  The so-called A Team and B Team interchange.  Maybe Fridays is the day for everyone to work from home? Hold stand up meetings at the office to make them shorter and allow proper social distancing rules to apply.  Do we actually need to meet together in person.  Could we be in the office at our desks and still meet online? Certainly have coffee breaks together to catch up on what has been happening in our lives, but always use social distancing.  Everyone can have their own cup, so there is no need to share any crockery any more. Masks and face shields are good ideas when we are gathered together and by making it a common rule, no one feels weird or out of place.  Clear plexiglass barriers between seats makes sense.  If reintroducing individual cubicles and offices makes more sense than open plan arrangements, then we are all going back to the future! Reduce the amount of paper which needs to be circulated by hand.  What about “handing over meishi”?  Is this now a thing of the past?  Can we connect electronically?  Anyone remember “Bump”, a discontinued app which electronically exchanged our business contact details on the spot at a networking event?  There are several apps such as iCheck, Camcard, PiQy, Eight, and Shoot which may get a new lease of life now.  Anyway, let's make greater use of electronic document sharing and do all of our approvals on-line. Enforce best practice hygiene standards.   We are continuously reminded to avoid touching our faces, eyes, noses and mouths, because this is how we get absorb the virus.  Easy to proclaim, but not so easy to do. Regularly washing our hands with soap throughout the day, for twenty seconds, including the areas under the fingernails, between the fingers and up to the wrist are best practice.  Soap breaks apart the container that holds the virus and then the virus is then washed away.  Use a paper towel to dry your hands and turn the water faucet off with that paper towel as well.  Also we should use hand sanitiser. With your colleagues, allocate teams throughout the day to regularly clean door knobs and surfaces like coffee pots, elevator buttons, tabletops, photocopiers, mobile phones, whiteboards and marker pens. Bringing your own bento reduces your exposure to outsiders at lunch time.  You can still eat lunch with your colleagues and at a safe distance. Let's all keep well and stay safe.

The Ubiquitous Meishi Exchange and Event Networking -  Are They Now Dead?   As the President of my company in Japan, it is almost impossible for me to cold call Japanese companies.  If a Japanese prospective client got a cold call from the President of another company, they would immediately be suspicious of that organisation.  Why does the President have to make cold calls?  What sort of company is this, they don't sound very sizeable, stable or credible?  Consequently my modus operandi, to date, has been to be the Tokyo King of Networking.    I would happily go off to many events, work the room, exchange meishi with as many people as I could get to, in the time available.  I would get there early and visually scan all the name cards lined up outside the room to see who was coming.  Who did I already know (so I wouldn't forget their name) and who did I want to get to know?  I would start early and stay late.  I would ask one simple, subtle qualifying question in order to know how to approach this company representative.    Lockdown put the sword to that little niche sales play of mine.  Everyone was at home, organisations who used to sponsor networking events, only hold their meetings online these days.  Even in post lockdown Tokyo, there are still no networking events being held.  Organisers are not confident enough they can secure the safety of their guests, to invite them to come to a room and mingle with potentially asymptomatic strangers.  The punters themselves are not confident to go into a confined room, with a bunch of other people and potentially be exposed to the virus.   The online meetings being held are not networking events.  They are information events, usually with speakers and a moderator and limited Q&A.  There is no possibility for me to meet the other participants on the call.  Is this going to change anytime soon?  I don't think so and even when meetings are held again, they will be quite different. Social distancing will place a physical limitation on how many people can attend the event, at any one time.   Shaking hands, which is a well established business custom, designed to project reliability, confidence and trust, will be out of bounds.   Even exchanging meishi may not be allowed nor welcomed.  You have to stand relatively close to the other person to do that exchange. Also our grubby fingers are touching the card. When we are on the receiving end, we are touching their grubby bit of paper as well.  Maybe we don't want to risk transferring the virus, via meishi exchange, any more. Is the meishi going to become a relic of the past?    Can we connect electronically instead?  Anyone remember “Bump”, a discontinued app which electronically exchanged our business contact details on the spot at a networking event?  Years ago, I remember offering my meishi to a young, thrusting American businessman. With a disparaging flourish, he whipped out his mobile phone and told me he doesn't “do meishi anymore”. He explained to this old geezer, that he could connect with me via this cool West Coast app called Bump.  I installed it, but I didn't really warm to it.    The ceremony of receiving someone's meishi is a tradition in Japan. I decided to stick with the accepted way of doing business around here.  Bump is no more, discontinued in 2014, but several apps have surfaced such as iCheck, Camcard, PiQy, Eight, and Shoot. Some of the available apps are scanning technologies, which still require an actual meishi, but others do offer a real “no physical touch” information exchange.  Thanks to Covid-19, these and other similar apps, may get a new lease of life now.  By the way, if you know of something good for this old Luddite, please share the love around and let me know!!   For someone in my position, sadly, there is no real alternative for replacing networking as a niche activity, to tap into potential clients.  I don't think networking is no more, passed on, expired, dead or about to disappear forever.  Until it comes back though, there are plenty of existing clients to contact.  This is most likely going to continue to be by phone or video call.    It may be sometime before we are in a position to hightail it over to the client's office for a physicaly distanced, face to face encounter.  Unlike me, my sales team can continue to cold call potential clients. It works well, because you can go direct to the decision-maker.  On some occasions though, we find the target company has turned the gate keeper loose in the office. They are still acting as an unreconstituted, cold call killer, so we get short shrift on that front. This sales life continues to be character building.      

If there were awards for losing papers, I would win the award. Business cards are even smaller, which makes them even easier to lose. Gone are the days of taking business cards and losing them at the bottom of my purse, or letting them deteriorate in a hidden pocket of my wallet. Watch Apps of our Lives episode 13 hosted by Sergio Moukarzel to see how this app makes it so easy to capture business cards with your mobile phone and recognize the card information immediately, quick-save to your contacts. Featured App: #CamCard, read your card, mind your business. CamCard is the best business card reader app for keeping your info updated. It's the easiest app to manage and exchange business cards, the perfect fit for salespeople, entrepreneurs, business developers or marketing experts, and anyone who wants to be one. _ Watch the full episodes and join the conversation at https://startupminute.co. Or Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! #StartupMinute #Originals #AppsofourLives

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This week we introduce to Jeff Polly, our show's producer and mastermind behind endpointmultimedia.com. The guys dish about Brexit, the wave of isolationist politics attempting to take hold and why it's critical to support open borders. Then they introduce a new segment. Here they take a look at six critical apps you should utilize while you travel. Opera VPN: http://www.opera.com/blogs/desktop/2016/04/free-vpn-integrated-opera-for-windows-mac/   Screens: http://edovia.com/screens/   Best Parking: www.bestparking.com   CamCard: https://www.camcard.com/   Charlie: https://charlieapp.com     Then Glenn speaks with Rupesh Patel, a hotelier and entrepreneur. He shares his secrets to being successful and in life. He has multiple businesses, all while juggling hotel ownership. Here's a couple: BedEncasements.com - Professional Sleep Protection, SmartGuests.com - Hotel Tools Rupesh & Company - Consulting   Article link: http://www.hotelmanagement.net/fear-and-loathing-america Subscribe on iTunes: No Vacancy with Glenn Haussman Send your comments and questions to be answered on air to Glenn@rouse.media.  Follow Glenn on Twitter @TravelingGlenn. Read more at http://novacancy.libsyn.com/#XYVPOI5YWH6rUXiw.99   Produced by Jeff Polly: http://www.endpointmultimedia.com/

Carla and Emma Papas - The Merrymaker Sisters Guest Intro: This is my first duo interview and I can't tell you how excited how I am to have the Merrymaker Sisters, Carla and Emma, on the show. They're actually the first two people that I've met on the Tropical Think Tank conference. They're passionate entrepreneurs, health and fitness advocates, and health coaches. They have a massive reach of over 200,000 people every month with real food recipes, positive mindset advice, and ways to help you find and follow your bliss. That sounds like something I need. Throughout their merrymaking journey, they published a healthy cookbook, Make It Merry: A Healthy Cookbook, created a merrymaking club, an online community membership that makes healthy living, podcast hosts of the #MERRYBIZ, where they inspire thousands to live their best life, and they've partnered with some really cool international brands like Reebok, Microsoft, Fitness First, and they inspire like-minded people to get together. They've been featured across international and national media outlets such as Foxtel, mindbodygreen, The Age, and Burgen Australia. Topics We Discuss: Growing an online community by creating great content posting great recipes Creating The Merrymaker Club, online membership including monthly webinars, meal plans, and training modules How they're able to drive massive traffic into their website: Consistency and Content creation Creating a money-making machine on top of your content machine Some elements of their success: Authenticity, being different, listening to your audience Implementing their best systems and processes in place Giving your podcast guest something to share across their social media profiles Outsourcing their admin work so they become their own growth engine Focusing your efforts on projects that best excite and energize you Trusting your intuition as a critical part of running your business Creating an "ideas" board to keep note of new ideas The value of getting a business coach and surrounding yourself with like-minded people Three must-do things to make a successful partnership: Open communication Listening Respect - Not taking things personally Books, People, & Resources: The Merrymaker Sisters Make It Merry: A Healthy Cookbook #MERRYBIZ podcast The Merrymaker Club Trello Google Docs Jing - for recording their processes Canva Drip - email automation Latergram - Instagram scheduling Edgar - for Facebook and Twitter OptimizePress - landing page creation XTheme - creating amazing website Slack - for communication CamCard - for checkout pages Book recommendations: The Heart of Love by Dr. John Demartini The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks Content Machine by Dan Norris Wayne Dyer books

Episode 22 Alicia Saba joins Michele for a Tool Talk episode where we learn about the app CamCard.  Alicia Saba has traveled extensively and is passionate about helping others get the most out of their travels, making them easy, comfortable, creative, and smooth. To find out more and to get started planning your upcoming travels visit  aliciasaba.com https://www.camcard.com/ --- Michele the Trainer Engineering/Freelance Global Project Manager Author, Public Speaker, Podcast Host at Michele the Trainer Show Personal Trainer, Wellness Expert & Mentor/Lifecoach Email:Michele@MicheleTheTrainer.com Projects MTTCS: www.MTTConsultingSolutions.com Speaking:www.MicheleTheTrainerWellness.com Health/Wellness:www.MicheleTheTrainer.com Michele’s Blog: www.EngineeringWellness.com Nature Blog: www.LiquidHike.com Follow Me: Amazon Twitter Yelp LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Pinterest

Show notes: http://bit.ly/1ROEZWc Two-Week Catch-Up: Jermaine outlines the manifold dangers of winning the lottery & remains skeptical Shanara Chronicles will last long on the air Darrell roots for his football team ("Go Panthers!") & also starts on Edenstar Robert unlocks two life achievements six weeks to thirty & discovers tap water Nerdy News: Darrell offers fashion advice for men who live on the edge & recommends CamCard for folks trying to keep track of business cards Robert geeks out on Lenovo's 2016 refresh of the X1 line announced at CES & thinks the 'ThinkPad WiGig Dock' is definitely the future of wireless connectivity Jermaine finds Oculus Rift's $600 retail price an absolute travesty & a sure-fire sign that it's gonna be a complete commercial failure Mid-Winter TV Preview 2016: Second Chance Jermaine: "I like the 'monster-of-the-week' format-- four stars" Darrell: "I have concerns about how they keep the story going every week? 3.5 stars" Robert: "Ah, a tale of redemption & rehabilitation. . . . compelling. Four stars" Colony Jermaine: "I love Josh Holloway but Josh Holloway does not make good shows. But-- USA has that magic, man. Three stars" Darrell: "Seemed very ho-hum. Never sucked me in. No chemistry between the leads. Never made me feel his plight. 2.5 stars" Robert: "Complete garbage. Garbage garbage garbage. What a profoundly selfish dude. I want him to FAIL & then summary executions all around. We need FEWER people like him in this world. ZERO stars" The Magicians Jermaine: "I'm over the moon excited for this. . . . totally giggling & geeking out. Four stars" Darrell: "The books were good-- this looks like it's something that could actually happen in the real world. But man, the language-- especially for a cable network show! Four stars" Robert: "I do have concerns but this series holds a special place in my heart. 4.5 stars" Legends of Tomorrow Darrell: "I couldn't possibly care less about this series. One Schrute buck" Robert: "Man, this show looks stupid. Half a star" Jermaine: "Call me crazy but there's superheroes using superpowers! Love it. Five Stanley nickels" Recommendations: Jermaine recommends Happy Endings-- "Basically the adult version of Friends!" Darrell loves Quantico & eagerly awaits its return from mid-season break Robert finds hope in the dark, despairing world of Black Mirror's third season & discovers Ad Block software for Google Chrome

TecnoCasters 251 Imagenes de tornados que azotaron Houston y transmitimos desde la NASA - Audio Con: Juan D. Guevara Torres, Gaby Barrionuevo y Abrahan Bauza Producción y Edición: Abrahan Bauza   Varios tornados azotan Texas e inundan Houston. Nuestro Drone Inspire 1, muestra las imagenes. El Johnson Space Center de la NASA, invito a niños de escuelas de Estados Unidos, México y Guatemala al concurso internacional de Robótica. Estuvimos ahi y le traemos las imagenes. Le prometi darle los secretos de como vivir y trabajar sin papel. Les platico los detalles. - Calendario   - Notas ( evernote o One note ) - Archivo de la nube ( Dropbox / Icloud / One Drive ) - Scanner Pro - Any Do - CamScanner - CamCard La proxima semana viene el WWDC de Apple. Que lanzamientos tendremos?

TecnoCasters 251 Imagenes de tornados que azotaron Houston y transmitimos desde la NASA - Video Con: Juan D. Guevara Torres, Gaby Barrionuevo y Abrahan Bauza Producción y Edición: Abrahan Bauza   Varios tornados azotan Texas e inundan Houston. Nuestro Drone Inspire 1, muestra las imagenes. El Johnson Space Center de la NASA, invito a niños de escuelas de Estados Unidos, México y Guatemala al concurso internacional de Robótica. Estuvimos ahi y le traemos las imagenes. Le prometi darle los secretos de como vivir y trabajar sin papel. Les platico los detalles. - Calendario   - Notas ( evernote o One note ) - Archivo de la nube ( Dropbox / Icloud / One Drive ) - Scanner Pro - Any Do - CamScanner - CamCard La proxima semana viene el WWDC de Apple. Que lanzamientos tendremos?

Photographer Casey Gutteridge doesn't just take pictures, he takes every opportunity to build his connections and that builds his business. This time, Steve Folland discovers how a local newspaper snapper ends up with leading entreprenneurs and even royalty in the frame. Plus, how Casey always goes the extra mile to keep the customer satisfied and is using social media to help build buzz for his clients and bring in new ones. Don't forget to subscribe via iTunes and the Podcast app for iPhone etc and also via Stitcher who have an Android app, or scroll down and download from here - If you like the podcast, please do leave a review if you get a chance. Here’s some of the key takeaway points: ‘People remember people’ - all of Casey’s work has come from referrals Help people out along the way and it will come back around Casey worked for free for a lot of charities to both expand his portfolio (trying new techniques out) and has found a lot of charity people have moved on to bigger charities and events often have powerful business people at them Casey uses the CamCard app to keep and track business cards easily If your financial/admin work is eating into time you could be working, outsource it If (like Casey) you have a lot of expenses, don’t put it off - deal with it on a weekly basis, don’t let them pile up Don’t be afraid to try things - if it doesn’t work, how you can you make it work? Customer service is really important - under promise, over deliver - how can you go that extra mile? Casey uses social media to grow his business daily by encouraging the client that he’s working for to tweet/retweet More from Casey Casey's site Casey's Twitter Casey's Instagram Useful Links CamCard Peter Jones Being Freelance on Twitter More from Steve Folland You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com

¿Con ganas de cantar en la ducha? Entonces necesitas una bocina como ésta - Segmento Univision 45   Por: Juan D. Guevara Torres y Michelle Galván de Univisión 45   ¿Con ganas de cantar en la ducha? Entonces necesitas una bocina como ésta y CamCard Tarhejas de presentación a contactos en segundos

This week we reviews apps for finding and planning local events! News: In-app purchase lawsuit settles, lock screen exploit in iOS 6.1. Apps reviewed: Eventbrite, Ticketmaster, CamCard, Meetup, Party & Event Planner (Lite)

CamCard is a fantastic business card reader with high recognition accuracy. Simply take a picture of a business card, CamCard recognizes the contact information and saves it Card Holder or iPhone Addressbook. Then feel at ease to manage and make correspondence to all the contacts. What You Will Learn in This Video: – Lateral ways […]