Podcasts about daily me

The second brain is a source of carefully curated information, but what's the best way to access and interact with that wealth of content day to day? Dennis and Tom unpack the concept of “The Daily Me”—customized daily news—and whether it could be a solution for keeping up with content stored in a second brain.  In their next segment, the guys prompt ChatGPT to ask them a question. This time, this leads them to ponder the 18-year evolution of the podcast and potential updates to freshen up the intro.   As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation that you can use the second the podcast ends. Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions.   Show Notes - Kennedy-Mighell Report #363 A Segment: Second Brain Project: The Daily Me The Daily Me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Me  My Yahoo: https://my.yahoo.com  Feedly: https://feedly.com   Notion https://www.notion.so  Stoop Inbox: https://stoopinbox.com  Readwise Reader: https://readwise.io/read  Notta.ai: https://www.notta.ai  B Segment: A Question from ChatGPT Parting Shots: PowerOutage.us: https://poweroutage.us

The second brain is a source of carefully curated information, but what's the best way to access and interact with that wealth of content day to day? Dennis and Tom unpack the concept of “The Daily Me”—customized daily news—and whether it could be a solution for keeping up with content stored in a second brain.  In their next segment, the guys prompt ChatGPT to ask them a question. This time, this leads them to ponder the 18-year evolution of the podcast and potential updates to freshen up the intro.   As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation that you can use the second the podcast ends. Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions.   Show Notes - Kennedy-Mighell Report #363 A Segment: Second Brain Project: The Daily Me The Daily Me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Me  My Yahoo: https://my.yahoo.com  Feedly: https://feedly.com   Notion https://www.notion.so  Stoop Inbox: https://stoopinbox.com  Readwise Reader: https://readwise.io/read  Notta.ai: https://www.notta.ai  B Segment: A Question from ChatGPT Parting Shots: PowerOutage.us: https://poweroutage.us

In this week's conversation between Dr. James Emery White and co-host Alexis Drye, they take a break from discussing what's happening in culture to talk about how to become a student of culture. While Dr. White touched on this briefly in the podcast's inaugural episode CCP1: Welcome to the C&C Podcast, this episode really dives down into his practices for staying on top of what's happening in our world and how the church should respond and engage. Episode Links Being a student of culture is something Dr. White considers vital to his role in the church. He has a daily practice of reviewing more than 15 periodicals to see how they are engaging the news. The three he suggests to be most helpful for a true exploration of cultural events are: The Atlantic, National Public Radio, and The Washington Post. And for those in the Christian world he recommends: Christianity Today Magazine, UVA's Hedgehog Review, and Q from Gabe Lyons. Don't have time to read through multiple articles looking for important cultural trends? That's why Dr. White selects the four most relevant stories and posts these each day at churchandculture.org on our Daily Headline News. He often uses these cultural stories and findings as the source of inspiration for topics for his twice-weekly Church & Culture blog, which you can subscribe to for free on the Church & Culture website. Once you subscribe, you'll receive the blog delivered straight to your inbox every Monday and Thursday. Dr. White also uses his extensive research and study of culture to pour into the many books that he has written. There were five books specifically mentioned in this episode that are particularly relevant for the understanding of today's culture: Serious Times: Making Your Life Matter in an Urgent Day on understanding history as it relates to today's culture; A Mind for God which is extremely important for developing and maintaining a Christian mind and worldview; The Rise of the Nones: Understanding and Reaching the Religiously Unaffiliated to understand the alarming rise in those who claim no religious affiliation whatsoever; Meet Generation Z to grasp what makes this generation particularly unique and a primary mission field for the church; and finally his latest release, Hybrid Church: Rethinking the Church for a Post-Christian Digital Age looking at the digital revolution that has taken place in our day and the need for the church to adapt. Also, for help with how to quickly and efficiently read a book, Dr. White recommended “How to Read a Book” by Mortimer Adler. Finally, the concern with people creating a “Daily Me” was brought up during today's conversation. This is the idea that people tend to cultivate their news feed through social media to only show them stories that align with their political and ideological beliefs. You can listen to the recent podcast episode CCP71: On Social Media and Mental Health for a deeper look into this topic.

As we strive to fulfill our obligations and responsibilities to career and loved ones, we sometimes forget to see and understand what we really want. There's nothing wrong with serving them, but the very behaviors we do, the strengths we possess, can trigger food and body weight problems. Often, we're too busy caring for others to care for ourselves, so we don't realize what truly makes us happy.  It's easy to fall into a routine that doesn't serve us well. When we set a goal for ourselves, distractions and excuses get in the way. Getting triggered by so many things ruins our day. What would it be like to be goal-driven and make things happen? In 2011 Jodie Cook  started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021. Alongside running a business she writes books and articles about entrepreneurship and competes in powerlifting. She lives in different places every few months. She wrote books that include: Stop acting like you're going to live forever (volumes one and two plus guided journals), Daily Me: short morning reads to choose your day. She also co-wrote How to raise entrepreneurial kids and the Clever Tykes storybooks. In this episode, Jodie teaches how to pursue your dreams and own them. There is something to be said about awareness. Making things happen requires knowing what you want for yourself. “Do something different if you're not happy with your relationships, go and invest in them more. If you're not happy with your bank balance, you have to earn more. It's so simple but I think we avoid awareness in the first place and we're trying to excuse it.” - Jodie Cook   What you will learn from this episode: 02:50 - Looking at running as a hobby for Jodie and why being in a group is the best way to train 05:20 - A sustainable way of doing what you want to do in life 06:33 - Just give it a go and you will know what you're capable of doing 12:31 - How pattern interrupt can get you into unhealthy routines 15:09 - Becoming aware of your mental patterns and staying true to yourself 17:21 - Strategy for making things happen 19:24 - The best thing to do when not good is happening 22:42 - How retracing your steps helps you deal with a bad situation positively 24:32 - Talking about the book she wrote on how to exit from your business but still being financially capable with or without work 26:26 - Creating a lifestyle business 28:03 - Explaining that 'finished article bias' 29:32 - What made her sell her other businesses 32:39 - Your strength can also be what will stop you from getting self-love 35:54 - Being self-driven and not being restless 39:30 - The need to have awareness of what triggers you and understand it and deal with it the right way 40:29 - Life lessons from sports   Connect with Jodie Cook: Website: https://www.jodiecook.com/   Connect With Leslie Thornton: weightlossalbany.com E: Leslie@LeslieMThornton.com Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

In this episode of Purpose-Driven Wealth, your host, Mo Bina, and Jodie Cook discuss why entrepreneurship needs to be taught early. After graduating college, all of Jodie's friends hustled to land their first job, but not Jodie. Jodie wanted a business. Here, Jodie explains the motivation behind her children's book about entrepreneurship, the five things successful entrepreneurs don't care about, and the number one quality to have in entrepreneurship.   In this episode, Jodie talks about: A social media marketer in 2011 How are entrepreneurs any different from ordinary people? If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, ditch these… Role models have a significant impact on how we grow The simple ways parents can introduce their kids to entrepreneurship and so much more! About Jodie Cook:   In 2011, Jodie started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021.   Alongside running a business, she writes books and articles about entrepreneurship and competes in powerlifting.   Jodie's books include Stop acting like you're going to live forever, Daily Me, and Instagram Rules. She also co-wrote How to raise entrepreneurial kids and the Clever Tykes storybooks.   Jodie feels lucky to be a regular contributor for Forbes on entrepreneurship, and whilst running her agency, she provides commentary to publications as a social media expert.   New book – Ten Year Career – is available to pre-order now with pre-order bonuses.   Follow Jodie Cook on:   Website:          https://jodiecook.com Twitter:            https://twitter.com/cookiewhirls Clever Tykes and How To Raise Entrepreneurial Kids at: https://clevertykes.com/book/   Connect with Mo Bina on:   Website:          https://www.high-risecapital.com/ Medium:          https://mobina.medium.com/ YouTube:        https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ISsEKBHlkX7lk9b68SKLA/featured Instagram:       https://www.instagram.com/highrisecapital/   For more information on passive investing in commercial real estate, please check out our free eBook — More Doors, More Profits — by clicking here: https://www.high-risecapital.com/resources-index      

"Everyone benefits from their own mission statement." - Jodie CookJodie Cook is a Forbes 30 under 30 social entrepreneur in Europe. In 2011, Jodie started a digital agency that was later acquired in 2021. Alongside running a business, Jodie writes books and articles about entrepreneurship and powerlifting. Jodie's books include, Stop Acting Like You're Going to Live Forever, Daily Me, and Instagram Rules. Jodie also, co-wrote How to Raise Entrepreneurial Kids, and the clever Tykes storybooks. Jodie is a regular contributor for Forbes Magazine on entrepreneurship, as well as providing commentary to publications.Click here to subscribe to The Sell My Business Podcast to save time and effort.SELECTED LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEjodie@hey.comJodie CookJodie Cook: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleArticle: A hundred million dollar ideaPodcast episode: https://iapdw.com/jodiecookNew book: Ten Year Career | Jodie CookThe Deep Wealth Sell My Business PodcastCockroach Startups: What You Need To Know To Succeed And ProsperFREE Deep Wealth eBook on Why You Suck At Selling Your Business And What You Can Do About It (Today)Book Your FREE Deep Wealth Strategy Call

Jodie Cook is a powerhouse entrepreneur and is listed in the Forbes 30 under 30 social entrepreneurs in Europe. In 2011 she started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021 for multiple 7 figures. Alongside running a business she writes https://jodiecook.com/writer (books and articles) about entrepreneurship and competes for the UK in powerlifting. Her books include Stop acting like you're going to live forever, Daily Me and Instagram Rules. She also co-wrote an awesome book with Daniel Priestley on how to raise entrepreneurial kids and wrote the Clever Tykes storybooks. Jodie is also a regular contributor for Forbes magazine on entrepreneurship and whilst running her agency she provided commentary to publications as a https://www.jodiecook.com/social-media/ (social media expert). At the time of this recording she's just about to launch her New book – Ten Year Career. It's designed for entrepreneurs who suspect they can be more. To help them run their business without it running them.  You can https://www.jodiecook.com/writer/ (pre-order this book now) with pre-order bonuses at http://www.jodiecook.com/ten-year-career/ (Tenyearcareer.com )   In this episode we discuss: The mindset shift required for tradies, coaches and other entrepreneurs who have started businesses without any business coaching or qualifications to run a successful business. The power and importance of creating clear Standard Operating Procedures to help you outsource more efficiently  Jodie's personal mission and why we believe it's important for everyone to have an empowering personal mission. How to design a life you truly desire through a successful business Relationship dynamics for driven entrepreneurs and the importance of couples enrolling in each others mission and purpose. Jodie's beliefs about the education system and how it's not designed to create entrepreneurs Jodie's book about How to raise entrepreneurial kids  her advice to parents on how to support their kids to be ready for a future that doesn't currently exist in regards to businesses and careers And so much more about mindsets and strategies to be successful entrepreneurs and live the life you truly desire at the same time. Just a reminder that if you're enjoying this podcast, please share it with a friend and jump onto your podcast app and give the show a 5 star rating and review so I can keep bringing legends like Jodie onto the show.  Follow Jodie Online: Website: https://www.jodiecook.com/ (https://www.jodiecook.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodie.cook_/ (jodie.cook_ ) The article Jodie was referring to about childhood trends of entrepreneurs: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodiecook/2020/05/18/childhood-trends-of-entrepreneurs/?sh=7196494372e9 (https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodiecook/2020/05/18/childhood-trends-of-entrepreneurs/)

以往的我们根据生活方式养成自己的生活习性，成为了“我”。数字时代的我们通过使用各类应用软件和数字平台，留下我们的数字化脚印，像3D打印技术一样向对方展现数字打造的“类我”。 类我是否可以代表部分或者完全的我们？数字化时代下的我们是否也像机器般留存下各种分析数据和生成评估报告？类我的个性化特质反而会让我们陷入更深的信息井而无法自救吗？从“类我”反观现在的自己，也从“我”去比较数字化下的信息漏洞。即使数据为人类服务而生，我们仍需警惕被数字化作生活的模式和答案，适时冲破透明的信息壁墙。 本期主播：Sanyi、毛头、阿骨 Shownotes： 《必然》 凯文•凯利 | https://book.douban.com/subject/26658379/ 《信息乌托邦》凯斯•R•桑斯坦 | https://book.douban.com/subject/3338726/ 尼葛洛庞帝预言 "The Daily Me" (我的日报) | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Me 《The Filter Bubble（过滤泡）》 Eli Pariser | https://book.douban.com/subject/5994771/ 《娱乐至死》尼尔•波兹曼 | https://book.douban.com/subject/26319730/ 《我们为何膜拜青春》罗伯特·波格·哈里森：https://book.douban.com/subject/30152811/ 生活流 Lifestream 计算机科学家大卫•格勒恩特（David Gelernter）| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifestreaming

“It's all about how to run a business without it running you” - Jodie CookJodie Cook is a Forbes 30 under 30 social entrepreneur in Europe. In 2011, Jodie started a digital agency that was later acquired in 2021. Alongside running a business, Jodie writes books and articles about entrepreneurship and powerlifting. Jodie's books include Stop Acting Like You're Going to Live Forever, Daily Me, and Instagram Rules. Jodie also co-wrote How to Raise Entrepreneurial Kids and the clever Tykes storybooks.Jodie is a regular contributor for Forbes Magazine on entrepreneurship, as well as providing commentary to publications.Please enjoy!Click here to subscribe to The Sell My Business Podcast to save time and effort.SELECTED LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEJodie CookJodie Cook (@cookiewhirls) / TwitterJodie Cook (@jodie.cook_) • InstagramJodie Cook's BooksThe Deep Wealth Sell My Business PodcastCockroach Startups: What You Need To Know To Succeed And ProsperFREE Deep Wealth eBook on Why You Suck At Selling Your Business And What You Can Do About It (Today)Book Your FREE Deep Wealth Strategy Call

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10.10-02.11.2018 Petit repos, petit tournage, petit-buz, fondue en scred, mais surtout, fin de mon service civile! Bienvenue dans ce 43ème épisode de Daily Me ou je vous raconte ma vie d’étudiant et d’organisateur du Plus grand rassemblement de brasserie artisanale de Suisse: Le Salon de la Bière. J’ai recommencé à bosser, ce qui implique un peu de poussage au cul d’un ou deux brasseurs.

On this episode of In The Box podcast, we talked about the narrowing of journalism, customer acquisition for startups, a bit about ice hockey, restaurants in Madison, the computerization of the workforce, and the importance of feedback in the chain of command in a company. http://media.blubrry.com/intheboxpodcast/content.blubrry.com/intheboxpodcast/In_The_Box_2.mp3 Episode 2: The Daily Me, Workforce Hierarchy, Streaking Ice Hockey […] The post Episode 2: The Daily Me, Workplace Hierarchy, Streaking And More – Podcast appeared first on GarthBox.

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Dies ist ein gelesener Text aus dem Daily Me. Selber nachlesen könnt ihr 'Basti hat gekifft!' hier.

Wie schon mal im Daily Me erwähnt haben mein Chef und ich vor ein paar Wochen ein Interview für den WDR gegeben. Den Beitrag und einige Infos drum herum gibt es heute hier zu hören. Pia fragt nach: der dritte Einsender gewinnt. Podnotes: Morgenecho von WDR5 Udo Vetter David Ohrndorf

Vermisst und zugenäht! Mit dabei: Daily Me (www.daily-pia.de), Blaustrophobie Podcast (blog.blaustrophobie.de), Lifechange Podcast (www.lifechange.de.vu) und Tobi's Podcast (tobi-podcast.podspot.de). Hauptthema: Was hat es sich mit den Podkicks auf sich? Musik: The Clintons - Strange Day In Mexico (http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=8d15b1204f279c084542c975721b884c). Eine Viertelstunde Ohrcast.

25 Grad und Sonne in Köln. Frau Pia ist somit heute wirklich gut gelaunt und berichtet erstmal von ihrem Vorhaben Ende Mai, zu dem Ihr auch alle gerne kommen könnt, und erklärt, warum das Daily Me seinen eigenen Server bekommen hat. Natürlich klären wir dann auch noch die Frage, welche gute Idee denn nun zu klauen wäre. Podnotes: Podcastday 2006 in Köln David vom Audiotelegramm Annik Rubens - Schlaflos in München

Heute lese ich Euch meine Lieblingsgeschichte aus dem Daily Me vor, die ich letzten Sommer geschrieben habe. Der Inhalt ist absolut nicht jugendfrei, denn es kommen viele schlimme Wörter drin vor ;) Leider weiß ich natürlich nicht, wie man das itunes-explicit Dingsbums in NUR eine Episode einbaut.

Die heutige Folge hat Herr H., so gut es ihm möglich war, sabotiert. Nach einer Stunde Podcast-Versuche, um nur einen vernünftigen Tack zustande zu bringen, habe ich aufgegeben. Ihr hört also zusammen geschnittenes Zeug, Gekicher und Gegacker ... wer genau hin hört, vielleicht auch den Herrn H. Daily Me - the Podcast Edition bei podster