Podcasts about capture ideas

Capture Ideas, Unleash Potential Over the years, I have produced over 10,000 podcasts, and every one begins with the written word. Even though that makes my mouth and fingers my most exercised body parts, it has also given me many opportunities to learn to keep my words flowing. If you're like most people, you have found yourself sitting in front of a blank screen, praying for inspiration. It could be writer's block, procrastination, or you stayed up late watching Netflix. In any case, there's a simple solution to always having a starting point. Any project I need to wrap my head around begins by capturing the ideas that flow into my mind throughout the day. Even turning the radio off on a 20-minute drive can provide a treasure-trove of useable nuggets.  Next, I tucked those ideas away in a safe place without organizing, editing, or re-writing. I grab the thoughts, jot a note or record a memo, put them away, and let them simmer. When I'm ready to get to work, I take 15 minutes the day before to review my list of creative geniuses, toss out what is not relevant, create a simple outline, and walk away knowing I am ready to begin. The next day, I can't wait to sit in front of a blank screen and let the magic flow from my fingertips with complete ease. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Deborah discusses the power of using a whiteboard as a tool for visualizing and achieving goals. She draws parallels between the sport of curling and business, emphasizing the importance of trust and teamwork. Deb introduces the concept of whiteboarding, encouraging listeners to jot down their ideas, goals, and dreams, and then reflect on them over time. She shares her own experiences of how this approach has led to speaking engagements and other achievements. Deb believes that this method can help individuals realize their full potential and encourages listeners to share their success stories.   Whether you are a C-Suite Leader of today or tomorrow, take charge of your career with confidence and leverage the insights of The CEO's Compass: Your Guide to Get Back on Track.  To learn more about The CEO's Compass, you can get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3AKiflR    Other episodes you'll enjoy: C-Suite Goal Setting: How To Create A Roadmap For Your Career Success - http://bit.ly/3XwI55n Natalya Berdikyan: Investing in Yourself to Serve Others on Apple Podcasts -http://bit.ly/3ZMx8yw Questions to Guarantee You Accomplish Your Goals - http://bit.ly/3QASvym  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 “I can't be consistent” is a common misconception in podcasting! I was worried about this too, and I've publishing at least 1 show weekly for over 6 years. During certain times, it's 3 weekly shows! So how can you be more consistent? I recommend that you:Capture Ideas constantly. I always have a way to capture an idea when it hits me, from a pen and paper, to a voice activated note that logs whatever I say. Idea capture is the lynchpin of consistency.Repurpose content from your blog, newsletter, and social media. This works especially well going from a written to audio medium. Read a blog post, or even take questions you can from your readers via email or on social media.Batch episodes. Record/Process/Schedule in large chunks. That way you're in the right mindset, you're not switching contexts, and you're not scrambling at the last minute. Usually, Thursday is podcast day for me.Podcasting consistently is tough…if you don't have the right process in place. But these 3 tips can help immensely. I'd love to know: how do you capture ideas? Is this something you'd like more insight into? ★ Support this podcast ★

Where do your ideas go to grow? Do you have a place where they can mature and develop while you are working on other things? What about your leads on potential clients? Are you cultivating those so your pipeline stays full? In this last episode of the Simplify With Systems series, we are going to look at two simple systems that have made a huge impact on my business ... the idea capture system, and the client lead followup system.There are some basic systems that every ministry or business needs to have .... Document filing, appointment scheduling, email management, and the like.But today, I want to cover a couple of systems that are not talked about as much, but have been a key part of managing and growing my business. Let's start with the Idea Capture System first, then touch on the client lead follow up system. Before we talk about how to develop a capture system, let's talk a bit more about why we need one.2 Corinthians 10:5 says:  We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ.Many of my ideas come from the lofty opinions of others ... what I could do, or should do, or think I ought to do because the ever-present they are doing it.Capturing the idea parks it in a place to rest while I pray and seek God.At first, you may feel like your capture system is a place where ideas go to die.But, you'll find it is really a place where ideas go to grow.Some things to consider when setting up your capture system.A space to capture - Set up a place where you can capture every idea as it comes to you.Your capture system is more than a list.A home for shiny objects.Create the habit - The more you use the system, the more it will naturally become the first place you go when inspiration strikes.Process, filter and prioritize - About once every three months or so, run through your  captured ideas.Keeping my head clear of all this extra information and activity gives me more capacity to focus on the things God has assigned me to do right now. Preserving the ideas in a place they can live and grow (or not) releases the guilty feelings that I'm not doing enough.Let's touch briefly on the client lead follow up system.When I make a connection with a potential new client, I add them to a list on my Clients Trello board ... close to the top if I want to follow up soon, or in the middle when I want to follow up in a few weeks.Each Sunday evening, when I do my planning for the next week, I send a quick email to the top 2 or 3 people on the list, referencing things we mentioned the last time we talked. Then I move them to the bottom of the list, and do 2 or 3 more the next week.I hope this series has helped you develop some simple systems that free you up to do the work you love most. In our next episode, we'll take a little break and do something a little silly, just for fun. I hope you'll join me!ACTION STEPWhich one of these two systems would make the biggest difference for you? Spend a little time this week setting it up so you can capture your big ideas AND your potential customers.RESOURCESMore Than Capable Momprenuer Podcast with Shannon Baker: The Business Systems Every Mompreneur NeedsBook Recommendation: ++++++++++Are you tired from trying to share your God-inspired message while working your full time job? Do you wonder if it's worth it, or even possible, to build a ministry or business on the side?I have good news for you. It is possible. It is worth it. You can do it. Download the Honor System Guide, to help you honor all the work God has given you to do.

Many people are creating content online, however not very many of them are doing it well, or even consistently. Consistency in content creation helps build trust with your audience and improve your content. The reason you might be having trouble staying consistent with your content creation is that you haven't built the structure in your business to support you being a content creator. This week's episode is part 2 in the 3-part series about content where I'm going to dive in and talk about building rituals in your business in order for you to create content consistently. I'm going to help you think through what can work best for you because everyone's rhythms are different. So, here's how you can build your own content rhythms into your business that you can actually stick to (and it works for both short-form and long-form content):Commit to Your Content Publishing ScheduleCreate a Promotional CalendarCreate a Content Creation RitualBlock the Time on Your CalendarCreate a System to Capture Ideas and InspirationStay Consistent Even When You Aren't BrilliantLinksBetter Than Before, Gretchen RubinGet the free 90-day planning template so you can get focused on the most important things in order to grow your business. Follow Katie on Instagram or visit the website to learn more about her work.

Hi, Welcome to an new episode of Filmmakercafe. Today I will be rambling about the process with which I work on getting ideas for screenplays. You can find a transcript of this episode in here in this link: https://filmmakercafe.com/the-best-way-to-capture-an-idea-for-your-screenplay/. Connect with me on Instagram: Instagram.com/Shivmode. Connect with me in TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@shivmod3

Do you ever feel that the algorithms - on your social media platforms of choice - are always 10 steps ahead? So just when you feel like you've understood the algorithm, it changes without warning… leaving you back at square one trying to figure it all out again. But, what if we could still generate leads - regardless of how much the algorithms change? So that if the social media platforms closed down one day or lost their efficacy (which has happened! Remember Periscope?), your business can still be running smoothly. Tune in to this episode to discover 5 lead capture ideas that convert!

It is very important to capture those ideas in any form you can when you have them, even when they might be rough quick thoughts. They do not have to be perfect, but capturing them is a must. From a few simple words, or a sketch, to a couple of lines of text. Capturing even the beginning of an idea has to be a priority for you. iOS Software I use to capture notes Moleskine Flow for iOS Penbook for iOS Contact Me Contact Form --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-witham/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peter-witham/support

Sit back and enjoy an episode of South Mountain's Teaching Test Kitchen, Having Your Cheeseburger and Eat It Too! You will first learn how I am using the Teaching Test Kitchen concept in the Center for Teaching and Learning for professional development. Then, you will hear our guest chef (faculty presenter), Leo Valverde leading the Teaching Test Kitchen session for this week.Get Your Students to Consume Content: Have Your Cheeseburger and Eat It Too. Leo Valverde leads us with an entertaining discussion about ways to get your students to consume the content for your course. You will also discover how a food theme might engage your students in learning something new.Your host Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.Resources:Where I first learned about the Technology Test Kitchen idea: https://www.trainingconference.com/2019/tech_test_kitchen.cfmTeaching Recipe Template for faculty

A very different episode - we head outside, pens and Pimms at the ready, with Emma Paxton of Imagistic, who talks us through the exciting world of graphic recording. Emma has been helping companies create visual notes and images for business across the UK using her awesome artistic talent for several years. In this episode, we take a look at why graphic recording is such a useful tool for business, how doodling can enhance your memory and understanding of key concepts, and how to develop your own note-taking and artistic skills using Sketch Notes! *Listeners may prefer to head to YouTube for this very visual episode! Available here: https://youtu.be/TzOGwbznQZg * Website: http://imagistic.co.uk Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/imagistic-graphic-recording/ Follow Colleagues Getting Coffee on social media and don't miss the conversation! Facebook: www.facebook.com/ColleaguesGettingCoffee Instagram: www.instagram.com/colleaguesgettingcoffee Twitter: www.twitter.com/CoffeeGetting Website: www.anneliesjames.uk/colleagues-getting-coffee Want to get a coffee? Email: hello@anneliesjames.uk LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/anneliesjames

Chelsea McIntosh and Jeannette Shaffer share how they used the gaming app, Goosechase, to engage students and encourage team building on the first day of class. Chelsea teaches chemistry and Jeannette teaches computer information system. The Goosechase game app is free for teachers to use in the classroom so listen for ideas of how you might use Goosechase with your students.Your host Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

We hosted a Camp Teach 2019 in the South Mountain Community College Center for Teaching and Learning this past week. Three of the faculty sat with us to share and reflect on their week of learning and experimenting.

Sian Proctor has been awarded 3 sabbaticals in Maricopa Community Colleges. Today we discuss how she has been so successful and why sabbaticals are important to teaching and learning.Your host Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Jeannette attended the Orientation and Orienteering Session at the Training Conference in Orlando, Florida. The orienteering activity used an app called GeoTeaming and is a team building great for students or other training activity. Listen in as Jeannette talks about her gaming experience at the conference and why you might want to consider using the game with students.Your host Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

I get many ideas and inspirations for teaching and learning from other business fields so this week I am attending the Training Conference. This conference is the industry's leading train-the-trainer event so I hope to walk away with ideas from companies like Best Buy, IBM, Walmart, etc.Your host Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

The role of faculty might be changing. Are you ready?Your host Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Jeannette Shaffer shares a quick game design idea for your classroom. She shares what was successful with her students and supplies needed for the activity.Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

What do you think about in the middle of the night when you can't sleep? Me? Innovative grant opportunities and what idea I should submit. Join me as I share what I am thinking at 3:00 am in the morning for possibilities. What are you ideas? Want to collaborate on an idea?Your host are Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Every semester South Mountain Community College faculty have a celebration luncheon. In this episode we share several faculty successes and hope you can take an idea to adapt for your teaching. Happy holidays from our campus to yours!Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

We sit down with Sian Proctor to have a conversation about augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). What is she exploring? What has she discovered and what are her plans to learn more about AR and VR?Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Do you ever find yourself taking a photo of a whiteboard with your cell phone after team brainstorming session? If so, you may want to try out the Google Jamboard. Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.Resources:5 Clever ways to use Google Jamboard tablet apps even without a JamboardiTunes - JamboardGoogle Play - Jamboard

I finally tried an Escape Room with my students! With the help of a team we created an Escape Room in the South Mountain CTL over a year ago for staff but this year I adapted for my classroom. Listen as we share our successes, failures and tips for you to get started.Escape Room trailer: https://youtu.be/_NXKfaB4SOE Breakout EDU if you want a scripted process for creating your first Escape Room https://www.breakoutedu.com/digital/

Matthew Bloom talks with us about Open Educational Resources (OER). Matthew currently leads the Maricopa Millions Project and has been leading the charge of OER adoption in our district for many years. He describes OER and shares with us what he believe is next for OER. In part 2 of this podcast Matthew will also share recommendations for faculty that would like to get started with OER. Maricopa Millions https://www.maricopa.edu/why-maricopa/maricopa-millions Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Have you ever considered students producing a podcast as an assignment in your course? I thought about it and took action on the idea. I share how I used Soundtrap and list several reasons why to use podcast assignments in your course.Your host Jeannette Shaffer is from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Matthew Bloom talks with us about Open Educational Resources (OER). Matthew currently leads the Maricopa Millions Project and has been leading the charge of OER adoption in our district for many years. He describes OER and shares with us what he believe is next for OER. In part 2 of this podcast Matthew will also share recommendations for faculty that would like to get started with OER. Maricopa Millions https://www.maricopa.edu/why-maricopa/maricopa-millions CARE Framework https://careframework.org/ Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Matthew currently leads the Maricopa Millions Project and has been leading the charge of OER adoption in our district for many years. In this episode he shares how you can search for OERs on the Internet. Oasis https://oasis.geneseo.edu/ Maricopa Millions https://www.maricopa.edu/why-maricopa/maricopa-millions Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

We have been trying to better understand how influencers market and drive traffic to their content rather it be a blog or YouTube Channel. In doing so we realized there are many strategies that we should be using as faculty to increase student engagement with the content we create for our classes. Join us as we share what we are thinking and trying. Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

We love ideas a lot and today we speak with Damita Kaloostian who loves ideas more than we do! You can never have too many ideas, right? But, how in the world do we manage those ideas? Damita shares how she captures her ideas and decide which idea to take to the next level. Your hosts are Patricia Herrera and Jeannette Shaffer from South Mountain Community College, Center for Teaching and Learning in Phoenix, Arizona.

Let's Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos and author Rich Finlinson delve into his new book How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content. Whether you are a business executive or a journal writer, Rich as some great ideas for you, as well as, a simple A-to-Z Approach.

A behind the scenes look at documentary film production and what any content producer can learn from the process. Guest Elizabeth Searles talks about her swan song documentary "Auerbachs and ZCMI Memories" with Rich Finlinson, author of "How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content: An A-to-Z Approach."

ADHD Coach, Keith Griffin, of thisadhdlife.com, joins us today to give his best tip for ADHD Awareness Month. He understands the value of developing external systems to help with the challenges of ADHD, such as difficulty with working memory.Thank you for joining me this month and we'll see you soon!~ JennieClick to view: show page on Awesound

Have you ever wanted to write your own book, keep fresh content coming on your blog or podcast, but get stuck with how to innovate new content that keeps your audience glued to your work? You need Rich Finlinson's new book "How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content; An A-to-Z Approach. Rich drops his secrets amassed from years in journalism and PR for coming up with creative content to keep an audience hanging on your every word! Just get the book... Trust us.

After what happened early yesterday morning, I had to ask myself how well I use this list of 13 Stress Busters that were created with the A-to-Z approach used in my book How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content.

Explore with me a few of the 411 action verbs in the Z Appendix of my book How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content: An A-to-Z Approach. And for a limited time, if you'd like a free copy of the paperback version, message me your mailing address and a statement about why you'd like the book.

Five ways to capture ideas, images and sound, plus an interview with a video graphics developer and artist. More detail from my book How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content: An A-to-Z Guide. Includes a morning pages entry that starts with our amazing planet and ends zigzagging with zest, zeal and more.

Join me on a short but intense drive from my home to the pool where I swim laps. On the way we'll discuss three key questions from my book How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content. You'll hear ideas on asking questions, striking up conversations to spur confidence and the roles of water and gratitude in spurring creativity.