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22 Days Project, chapter 1. Saya buat untuk memperingati peluncuran buku '22 Days to Self Love''. Follow @kata_reffi dan Wordholic Channel Telegram untuk mendapatkan inspirasinya. #podcastkatareffi --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reffi-seftianti/message

Sarah is an illustrator and geologist living in Wales, UK. Through her many creative projects, Sarah uses art as a medium for storytelling, vividly capturing the unique character of people, places and nature around her.Listen to hear more about:Sarah's career progression from geologist to freelance artist.The many projects that Sarah has been involved with which aim to make positive change in the world. How to turn a client's vision into artwork on the page. How Sarah supports the charity Curlew Action with her artwork.Sarah's printmaking adventures and how she aims to work in the most eco-friendly way. Experiments in digital collage using photoshop.Being a creative generalist vs specialist. Nature journaling as a form of flow. The 100 Days Project and what Sarah learned through nature journaling 100 plants. To learn more about Sarah and her work visit https://www.sarahhannis.com/. You can also find Sarah on Instagram: @sarahhannisillustration.Sarah mentioned a couple of accounts on Instagram offering inspirational sessions for those interested in drawing people. You can access these accounts here:Chloe Briggs @drawingisfree_org.Kirsty Lockhart @pencils4tea.-----------------Sign-up for Journaling With Nature's Newsletter to receive news and updates each month. You can support Journaling With Nature Podcast on Patreon. Your contribution is deeply appreciated.Thanks for listening!

Inspiration can come from all sorts of places!  This week, I'm inspired to create a whole bunch of layouts for my Book of Me by the numbers...50 photos from my 50th birthday, 100 things I like about me, 23 photos of 2023, and more.  Plus, I need a theme for summer and an idea for a 100 Days Project.  

"It doesn't matter why someone doesn't have housing, what matters is that they need housing."Healthcare outcomes are tied to housing. So shouldn't we include adequate, autonomous housing as a way to improve the overall health of our communities, and reduce the burden on strained health care resources? How can we, as business leaders and community members, achieve this goal and similar ones?Mina Raver and the 2000 Days Project:https://www.2kdaysproject.com/Transcript and notes:https://powerpivot2.captivate.fm/episode/housing-and-healthcareRecorded 26 July 2022

12.5.22 "Writing Kept Hidden" by Carolyn Forché 12.6.22 "Lost Glove" by Charles Simic 12.7.22 "Why My Mother's Teeth Remained in Cuba" by EJ Vega in Paper Dance: 55 Latino Poets 12.8.22 "Provincetown" by Afaa Michael Weaver 12.9.22 "Quartet" by Robert Hass 12.10.22 "sallie ledbetter: a mother's hymn" by Tyehimba Jess 12.11.22 "Saturday at the Border" by Hayden Carruth 12.12.22 from Kyrie by Ellen Bryant Voigt 12.13.22 "The Gate" by Marie Howe 12.14.22 XXXI from The Desert of Lop by Raoul Schrott

Leela holds a fascinating conversation with Mina Raver, host of the Forging Fortune podcast and creator of the 2000 Days Project: "I realized that a lot of the ideas that we have about how to really make change, simply are not made to work." Mina Raver is a for-purpose business strategist focused on helping visionaries bring their ideas to the market so they can realize the change they want to see in the world. She's the founder of TiCIV, inc, an impact business consulting agency, and director of the 2K Days Project, a self-paced incubator for for-purpose and impact entrepreneurs. When she's not building companies, you'll find Mina playing 90's RPGs with her husband and three children, gardening, or deep in her research. "That's what 2000 Days is, we're going to change the world in 2000 days. In five years, it's gonna look completely different. And we're taking control of that." Links: http://ticiv.com/ (ticiv.com) http://forgingfortune.com/ (forgingfortune.com) http://2kdaysproject.com/ (2kdaysproject.com)   Also, check out Leela's appearance on https://www.forgingfortune.com/what-do-you-do-when-they-say-youre-too-much-with-rev-leela-sinha-of-the-intensives-institute/ (Forging Fortune!) Mentioned in this episode: When I was a kid, I used to dread going to school every single morning, I'd get a little bit sick. And honestly, I thought it was normal. So when I grew up and started going to work, and it kept happening, I thought that was normal too. And it was a long time before I found out that that's not in fact, normal. And then I started my own business, and I figured that the problem would probably go away. Yeah, spoiler, it did not go away. People are unpredictable, and they bring all their emotions with them into the business relationship. And we bring all our emotions with us into the business relationship. And that, that's the part that made me nervous. Wouldn't it be great if everything was just a little more predictable? Wouldn't it be great if you could like guess better what people were going to need or want or what was going to make them mad or what was going to make them happy? With executive coaching based on the Sinha Intensives-Expansives Framework you can do that. We'll help you find just a little bit more of that predictability by understanding what your people want, what your people need, and what makes them feel good. You can better anticipate their responses and meet them where they really are, negotiate better, serve them better, and grow your business better. For more information, book a call at intensivesinstitute.com.

In episode 212, I have the extreme pleasure of talking to Mina Raver, the founder of the 2,000 Days Project. She shares with us how we can take our passions and turn them into world-changing businesses. If you are an out-of-the-box thinker and are passionate about changing the world for our kid's future, do not miss this episode! Connect with Mina Here:  https://www.2kdaysproject.com/ Download your FREE guide to the 6 Marketing Musts Guaranteed to Get You More Customers! https://www.tdm-marketing.com/6-marketing-musts Subscribe and Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts so we can reach and help more mom business owners! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-determined-mom-show/id1463838272  

I'm joined today with the absolutely amazing Mina Raver. Mina is MANY things, but in my eyes, more than anything, Mina is a brilliant, wise and fiercely dedicated activator, who believes that “impossible” is a limiting belief. In this episode we talk about the necessary (and long overdue) shake up that is happening in the collective, so much of our conversation is exploring what we've learned about creating change and what new approaches actually support forward movement. I mean, we can't solve the problems facing us by using the same approaches that created them, right?! We talk about what it's REALLY like to say yes to a purpose driven career path (hint: it's scary, messy, and humbling in addition to being deeply inspiring), and we talk about the 2000 Days Project that Mina has founded this year. This project is a collaboration of passionate change-makers who are willing to think outside the box in order to invest in creating a NEW way forward on both an individual and collective level. We talk big vision AND we're honest about our real experiences as two women who are walking our talk and doing our part to create massive ripples of positive change in this world. If you are intrigued and/or would like to learn more about The 2000 Days Project, you can find more information at 2kdaysproject.com or simply search Mina Raver.

Have you heard of the "100 Days Project"? .  Developed as an arts exercise at Yale University, this exercise in creativity and perseverance individuals to incorporate a project into their routine.  If we push ourselves to move beyond monotony in boredom, and to establish routine with the hire end, we are working towards bettering ourselvesJoin us as we discuss this fun family or individual project, and ideas of perseverance and routine with children- because establishing the ground works for hard work, is setting them up for powerful adult abilities later in life.Referenceshttps://www.the100dayproject.org/https://designobserver.com/feature/five-years-of-100-days/24678https://ceecs.education.ufl.edu/atoz/3rs/#:~:text=Some%20children%20might%20need%20more,of%20everyday%20routines%20and%20activities.https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/family-home-consumer/10-tips-for-successful-family-meetings/https://www.northshore.org/healthy-you/how-to-start-a-new-routine-and-stick-to-it/https://raisingchildren.net.au/grown-ups/family-life/routines-rituals-relationships/family-routineshttps://raisingchildren.net.au/grown-ups/family-life/routines-rituals-relationships/family-routineshttps://www.ahaparenting.com/read/structure-routinesSupport the show

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At the turn of the Millennium, Rick Stevenson ventured forth on a personal mission to try and solve the mysteries of childhood by interviewing kids for 5000 days (time from Kindergarten to grade 12). What began as a documentary project has evolved into an educational initiative dedicated to helping kids discover that they can be the author of their own lives… and as an outcome, raise their emotional-intelligence quotient (EQ).  This was one of those conversations I simply didn't want to end..  If you loved it as much as I did and want to really get emotional about the work Rick has done be sure to check out these three videos in the show notes here: 5000 Days Project:   https://vimeo.com/414381964/000f20f358  https://vimeo.com/378461756/39eccad636 https://vimeo.com/454971742/6aa301eab1 EPISODE SPONSOR | SCOPE (AUST) LTD Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/scopeaust/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/scope-aust/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/scopeaust Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scopeaust/ DR. RICK STEVENSON Website: www.rickstevenson.com  TIFFANEE COOK Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches/ Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast/ Instagram:  www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode 6 of Forging Fortune, an inspirational podcast for visionaries, activists, and future-focused entrepreneurs anywhere between the poles on the life experience spectrum.I have a question for you: What Kind of World Could We Live In If We Focus On Change for 2000 Days? This is the truth: a dedicated community, an actionable plan, and a clear, meaningful timeframe, is all we need to change everything. We have worked so hard for change. Visionaries, activists, for-purpose and justice entrepreneurs: We have tried everything! We've tried organizing. We've tried protesting. We've tried supporting candidates for political office and even being politicians ourselves. We've been teachers, we've been ministers, we've been shouting our commitments to change everywhere from podium, to rooftop, to picket line. We've begun to wonder if change is even possible, if hope is warranted. I'm here to tell you, it is. Change is not only possible, it is inevitable and together, we can direct what happens, when it happens, and how it serves us. The greatest minds in science predict that we still need another 100 years to reach our potential as an energy-neutral civilization. Climate Change says we have to do it in 20 so I have created the 2000 Days Project to change our current world as we know it and it starts with one question: “What statistic am I trying to change?” In 2000 days, the world will look completely different. Will you be joining me? For more information on the 2000 Days Project please visit www.2kdaysproject.com. I would love to have you as a Co-Creator or Steward. Still have questions? I am only an email away at mina@forgingfortune.com. Listen and follow the podcast on all major platforms:Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcherand more!

Hi everyone! Thanks again for tuning in to Season 4 Episode 7!  The first show for 2022 (Episode 6) is being listened to by thousands of new listeners. Let's keep the ball rolling with Episode 7 - Freedom Convoys! Don't forget our Patreon members get exclusive videos for the podcast now. If you'd like to contribute please be sure to jump on the patreon page and enjoy a whole host of Bonus Content Shows just for you. Topics for this episode include: • 3 shots now to be considered "Fully Vaccinated" is becoming the new normal as predicted.    • UK and Denmark are now removing mandates and restrictions as well vaccine passports. Will Australia follow suit?  • Is there an end date to this madness? Can this ridiculous system sustain itself for the near future or will it come to pass soon? What's the exit Strategy before moving on to the next global madness?   • School vax mandates on the horizon?   • Wellcome Trusts "First 1000 Days Project". The new brave new world order coming for our children and destroying the family unit.    • The tradie uprising and trade union fiasco we covered last year seems to have just disappeared. Was it co-opted and steered away? • NEW STUBBY COOLERS AVAILABLE NOW! Enjoy a "Conspiracy Beery" with friends and start the conversation. 2 stubby coolers for $10 (inc Postage. Australia only). See images below! Pay via my PayPal account and make sure your postage details are in the payment details. http://paypal.me/LeeMaddox79     • Freedom Convoy. Started in Canada and now spreading around the world. Will it have the desired impact? Australia too is jumping on board and #ConvoyToCanberra is gaining momentum. Stubby Coolers for Purchase - 2 for $10 Remember the Bonus Content shows are available now to all Patreon supporters for just AU$7 a month! Now 32 Bonus shows are available just for those who see value in what we do. Including a 5 part series on the Port Arthur Massacre, The Electric Universe with Physicist Wal Thornhill,  The Moon Landing Hoax & The Titanic Conspiracy!   Instead of donating money to a charity that most likely won't pass on your full donation to whomever needs it, why not sign up as a patron over at our Patreon account for all the bonus content and extra podcasts! https://www.patreon.com/RealNewsAustralia   PayPal donations can be made me here at RealNewsAustralia.com to help pay for costs associated with bringing you this show if you don't want any extra bonus content for your support.   As always make sure you subscribe and give us a 5 star rating on iTunes with a nice little review to help us out! Please consider sharing on social media to ensure we reach a bigger audience!    We're relying on YOU!   Links:  https://www.patreon.com/RealNewsAustralia - Join Today!   http://paypal.me/LeeMaddox79- Support today!   https://thecalmstorms.bandcamp.com/track/drop-the-fear - NEW INTRO SONG LINK!   https://wellcomeleap.org/1kd/ https://tottnews.com/2022/01/31/updates-convoy-to-canberra/  https://fb.watch/aTi6FQe9bT/ https://archive.org/details/BraveNewWorldByAldousHuxleyAudioBook4Of7    

Creativity is like a muscle--it gets stronger and more flexible with daily exercise. That’s what the 100 Days Project is after. The online community is all about dedication to making something each day -- and sticking with it, even if you feel you’ve run out of ideas.  Facilitator Lindsay Jean Thomson notes that daily practitioners  of creativity hit the same dry patches of boredom as joggers or gym rats--but the results can be life-changing. And her co-facilitator Elle Luna says the project is not only for those who make art every day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show… mostly Anthony stuff! Progress update on my graphic novel, thoughts about the 1001 Days Project and travel after the pandemic, plus my social media detox continues. Also today, some WWE thoughts, Conan O’Brien is ending his talk show, there’s a new Tom & Jerry movie coming and how Bugs Bunny changed […]

Let's talk about establishing a creative habit with a 100 Days Project.  I had to modify mine like a yoga pose that's too much of a stretch. Get on my mailing list for more information on Sketch Saturdays starting in November and I'll send you a FREE card tutorial! https://bewitchedcrafts.convertri.com/congratscard Follow me on Facebook www.Facebook.com/bewitchedcrafts  

In this first of a new series for "From Inspiration To Stage", Inside Information takes you behind the scenes of new musicals and their creators.  Drew interviews two of the creatives behind City Theatre's Project Interlude new venture; Sarah Campbell (book) and Jo Elizabeth Finnis (Direction).  Their aim? To create a musical in just seven days.   "In defiance of the decimation of the musical theatre industry, City Theatre from Sydney will create a brand new, fully staged short musical from idea to performance in just one week.  The creative team has exactly 7 days to devise, write, compose, cast, rehearse, stage and perform an entirely new work from ideation to curtain call. In this time, the broader team works to create all the costumes, props, set, lighting and sound design you would expect from a traditional production.     The finished work will be performed to a live audience at the Flight Path Theatre and streamed online at citytheatre.com.au on Saturday the 8th of August, 2020 at 7:30pm.  This is a free live stream experience featuring talent from WAAPA, Belvoir Street Theatre and Enmore Theatre.   The production features an all-female creative team, featuring Sarah Campbell (Book), Renae Goodman (Music), Emma Young (Music/Lyrics) and Jo Elizabeth Finnis (Direction)."

Today on the show:-Anthony plans to reboot his “101 Things in 1001 Days” project. -Kanye West heads to his ranch in Wyoming and Kim Kardashian makes a statement.-IDW Publishing names new executives to replace Chris Ryall-The British Columbia Centre for Disease Control recommends using “glory holes” to prevent coronavirus transmission during sex-plus, some assorted comic […]

The concept of 100 days has been a popular benchmark in politics with U.S. Presidents since the days of FDR, but it may now be more celebrated as a popular social media movement which apparently started when in 2007, Michael Bierut challenged his graduate design students at Yale to repeat a design operation for 100 days. Committing to something small for 100 consecutive days can change your life—or at least help you reach goals, refine your craft, accomplish otherwise overwhelming or monotonous chores and become a happier person. If you would like to practice greater awareness or dive into a creative project—this episode is for YOU. On today’s show I have not one, but two guests who are both fans of using 100 days to better themselves, Liz Young and Janelle Horsely. Liz and Janelle are both currently enrolled in my 20in20 course. Liz Young and family Janelle Horsely and family Liz and Janelle will share their advice and biggest take aways from their personal experiences with #The100DayProject and #100HappyDays and I predict after listening you may just be persuaded to join with me and thousands of others—starting April 7th—for the 2020 session. This Covid-19 pandemic begs to be recorded with details and personal observations, so I’m committing to 100 days of journal entries—some with photos. And since most of us have more time on our hands than usual it is a fantastic time to start a new project or reconnect with a beloved hobby. Intrigued? Learn more about the 100 Days Project and then if you still need encouragement you’ll want to read this: How to Have a Successful 100 Day Project . Once you’re convinced, you LOVE this PDF designed to help you track your progress!Pictured here is the Reflection Guide which helps you articulate and record ahead of time your purpose and the specifics of your plan—including the ways you can simplify and make time and space. Writing down how you will get back on track when you slip and who you can reach out to for support are also helpful tactics. Both of my guests speak to the incredible sense of accomplishment you’ll enjoy at the end of this adventure—so don’t forget to also plan how you will celebrate!

Talking UK foraging and international community festivals.Are you curious about how to search for naturally occurring food safely? Uncover some top tips with UK's top foraging expert Marlow Renton on key identifiers, caution and keen advice. All craftily accommodated in the new book - Foraging, the Pocket Guide out in all the best UK bookstores.See https://www.wildfooduk.com/ for more information.PLUS: The Yellow Days Festival visionaries, India Rose and Nina Drenalina who are uniting refugees, creatives and activists in Athens, Greece for the non-profit humanitarian festival occurring at the end of September 2019.The inaugural festival in 2017 was proof that, while food and shelter are indeed necessities for survival, love and joy are just as vital. They have a fundraiser happening which they would be supremely appreciative of you contributing even a few pounds/euro's to.. a great cause that goes all the way to making many people's lives more meaningful, across all borders.Go Fund Them here; https://www.gofundme.com/f/yellow-days-festival Thank you kindly.

Guess what starts TODAY!!!⠀(I'll get to that in a sec.)⠀ But first think:  Do you really stand a chance as a designer/artist/creative who's MAKIN' IT if people can't even recognize your style?⠀ What exactly is your signature?  What does your voice sound like?⠀ I'll be real with you:  when it comes to daily routines I'm literally the WORST.  One night I'm up late, the next day I'm up early.. Discipline just ain't my thing.  BUT!  I really AM a hard worker (... on my own time, lol...) And...⠀ One of the most important things you can do as an artist is:  developing your own Art Style.  Which is why I'm hosting a 90 day ART STYLE CHALLENGE that goes all summer!!!!!⠀ YAY!!!  I'll be sharing daily prompts in my IG Stories and in the Design Tribe FB Group for the next 90 days.⠀ 90 days is really the perfect amount of time to accomplish anything you set your mind to.  Quarterly goals are SO attainable!  They're totally in your reach - yet, you also have enough time to really make some SERIOUS change!⠀ And look, I totally failed at starting the 100 days project so please don't feel intimidated by this challenge.  It's here to help you - feel free to do as much or as little as you are able.⠀ Everyone's schedules are different, which is why I'm making this challenge EVERGREEN.  Woooo hooo!!! Yes, you heard that right.  Join the Design Tribe FB Group and you can refer back to the prompts at any time.  You can do them in order or skip ahead to the same day the group is on.⠀ Use #90DaysofDesign and tag me @LaurenLesleyStudio - I'll be sharing my favorites in my IG Stories! Make sure to follow my hashtag #90DaysofDesign to cheer on fellow artists.⠀         TRANSCRIPT Speaker 1: 00:01 Guess what starts today? Okay, so I'm actually going to get to that in just a second. But first I want to ask you a serious question. Do you really think you stand a chance as a designer or an artist or a creative who's really making it? If people don't recognize your style? I guess I'm asking you, do you have a style? What exactly is your signature? What does your voice sound like? What is your aesthetic look like? I'll be real with you. When it comes to daily routines, I'm literally the worst. And I found myself in this situation where I was leaving my full time job back in January and I was kind of scrambling because I was like, Oh God, like I don't have my own style. What is my style, what is my style? And it's because I didn't really put in the work to starting to develop my own style before I went out as an independent artist. Speaker 1: 01:00 Right. And part of that was because of the situation. You know, I, my husband proposed to me and then all of a sudden we were moving to Alabama and my current job wanted me to continue working full time remotely for a while and I was also planning a wedding. So like on top of all that, I don't really have a lot of time to discover my in develop my own art style, but how'd I started, you know, years ago then I would have been well on my way to recognizing my own style, you know, my, my Instagram would've looked cohesive, etc. Etc. So the point is one of the most important things you can do as an artist is developing your own art style. And that's why I'm hosting a 90 day art style challenge that goes all summer. So it's awesome because it's a summer challenge and I'll be sharing daily prompts in my Instagram stories and in the design tribe Facebook group for the next 90 days. Speaker 1: 02:02 So if you're not a member of the design tribe Facebook group, go over to Facebook. You can type in the URL, facebook.com/groups/design tribe, Lauren, Leslie, Leslie is with an e, y as I've mentioned, and you'll be asked a few questions just to make sure that you actually are a creative and make sure it's a good fit. But I'm just fill out those questions. I am not going to accept anyone who doesn't answer that questions y'all. So you have to answer the questions, um, and joined the group and basically it's going to be so amazing because everyone's going to be posting their 90 day project and you're going to use the hashtag 90 days of design. And in the Facebook group I'll be posting and daily prompts, um, I'll, I'll put it out every Saturday. Yay. Sabado Sabato but I'll, yeah, I'll be putting out the prompts every Saturday and there'll be daily prompts. Speaker 1: 03:03 And seriously, if you know you're overwhelmed one day and you're like, oh, I can't get to my art style challenge, it's okay. Like, no one's going to die. It's going to be fine. And I'm sure I'm going to have those days as well. Just Fyi, I'm not the most disciplined person in the world, but I had to get my act together because I was showing my designs and collections at blueprint, which happened two weeks ago. So yay. So I had my very first exhibit, um, and I, you know, exhibited at this show and it was really awesome. And basically I was like, you know, starting in, starting February 1st I was like, crap, I'm showing, I'm showing my work at the show, but I don't even have a style. I don't have any work. What am I going to do? And instead, so usually when you're under the gun like that and under a bit of pressure, you're able to figure it out and just pull it off. Speaker 1: 03:56 And that's what I did. And that's also kind of, you know, it was my inspiration to create this challenge because I was like, holy crap. Like I was able to create my own style in 90 days. Now is it the best style in the world? No, but it's mine and I like it. It's going to continue to develop and get better and progress. The more, um, the more art I make and the more challenges I do. So 90 days is like really the perfect amount of time to accomplish anything you set your mind to. Quarterly goals are so attainable, seriously, their bite sized, you know, it's not like an annual goal where we were like, Oh yes I have the whole year to accomplish this and you know, it's going to get done eventually. No like you have 90 days, this is happening now. So it's totally in your reach but you also have enough time throughout 90 days to really make some serious change. Speaker 1: 04:49 And that's what I love about this art style challenge is that it is three months. You know, it's not going to take you all year. It's not like a commitment like a four year art school or something like that, but it is enough time for you to make some serious change and some serious progress in your work. And that's what I'm super excited to see. Um, and look, I totally failed at starting the 100 days project. Like, so, you know, I mean, I, I hesitate to even join some of these challenges sometimes because I'm like, oh, I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to finish. I'm totally gonna feel like a failure and I'm here to tell you that I'm making this an evergreen challenge so that you don't feel that way. You are here to, you know, do as much or as little as you are able to. Speaker 1: 05:36 I realized that everyone's schedules are different. Some of you have kids, I don't have kids and I'm still gonna like fail a day here and there at this challenge. So it is okay. I promise. Um, you know, it's, it's going to be evergreen so you can literally do it prompt by prompt by prompt and if it takes you longer than 90 days, that's totally cool because hey, you're still doing the work. Um, I'm just making it a 90 day challenge because that is what I did in getting ready for blueprints show in New York. Um, but my first trade show and it really did work. Okay. Okay. So 90 days is just a great schedule and I am going to be keeping with the schedule just to keep everyone motivated and to kind of keep the group together. But if you need to go at your own pace, it's totally cool. Speaker 1: 06:25 Just go back to the Facebook group, you know, go prompt by prompt. And I'm also going to be sharing these prompts every Saturday in my email list. So if you're not a part of my email list, then you will want to go ahead and sign up for that. Um, and you'll do that by just joining the Facebook group already. And if you're not part of my email list or you're not getting my emails for some reason, just shoot me a private message and I'll gladly add you. So yes, that is pretty much it. I don't have a guest on today. I just wanted to tell you about the art style challenge that's going to be happening all summer long and I want you to join and it's going to be amazing and mixture to use the hashtag 90 days of design and tag me at Lauren Leslie Studio. Speaker 1: 07:11 I'm on Instagram because I'll be sharing my favorites and my Instagram stories as well. And I want to encourage you to also follow the Hashtag cause you know how you can follow hashtags on Instagram now. So follow the Hashtag 90 days of design. 90 is literally the numbers, nine zero days of design. And because I want to encourage you to share each other's works as well. That's how you gain exposure, right? If one person shares my work to their audience and you know, 10% of their audience follows me, then that's amazing, right? And if five people shared my work, then that would be a 50 new followers, you know, so it just, I wanna encourage you guys to share each other's work. I'm going to be sharing your work, but you guys share each other as well. Um, because it's just a really great way to promote each other and give back and just encourage each other and make friends. Speaker 1: 08:08 Right? Um, but you do want to ask people if it's okay. Um, you can, you know, you could put it in your stories that you're happy to share. If people respond to your stories so that way you don't have to go in and DM like a million different people. But that way people can respond to your story and then you can just share your favorite um, piece from their feed just like that. So it's a great way to share works and get exposure. And guys, if you do this art challenge, you are going to have your own art style in 90 days or less. I mean, sometimes it happens really quick once you really commit to making them this amount of work and you're just, you're never going to find your art style if you can't commit to making the work. And like I said, if you miss a day is okay, it fine. Speaker 1: 08:55 You are not a failure but you still have to do the work. Okay, you have to get up the next morning and do it the next day or stay up a little bit later, you know, 30 minutes later or draw something on your lunch break. You know, you have to commit to doing the work and just find a way to do it and prioritize it. So that you can have your own art style, because we all want to be like famous in our own field, right? Like now, like Hollywood famous. But you know, we want to be, we want to do a good job. We want, um, we want to be the best that we can be, um, and have that rewarding feeling. So anyway, thank you guys for tuning in. I will catch you in the next episode. Bye.

Tiffany Egbert is an artist; a photographer, a painter, a weaver. But on this episode, we're talking about a specific skill that she taught herself for a specific project; the 100 Days Project. You commit to doing something for 100 days, and we hear all about Tiffany's project and what inspired her to create 100 pieces of art. Enjoy!

Have you always wondered what it takes to launch a purpose-driven, nonprofit organization? Then listen to this special interview Kim Dawson interviews Amy Dietrich and Jamy Barton, twin sisters who launched 28 Days Project to help women have access to affordable feminine care products. Learn more about their mission and support them at https://www.28daysproject.org/ Guest Bios: Jamy Barton is the Sr. Director of Tech Diversity at Audible Inc., the world's largest seller and producer of downloadable audiobooks and audio entertainment, where she focuses on optimizing the Tech organization's approach to hiring, developing, and motivating technical talent across the full human spectrum. Passionate about technology and the people who build it, Ms. Barton's professional experience includes more than twenty years in product and program management at leading technology and e-commerce firms such as Yahoo Finance, Real Simple, Gilt Groupe. Ms. Barton is co-founder and Board President of 28 Days and is a Sustaining Member of the Junior League of the Oranges & Short Hills where she has also served on the board as the VP of Fundraising. Ms. Barton resides in Short Hills, NJ with her husband David and two feisty cats. You can connect with Jamy on LinkedIn or follow her on Twitter @jamybarton. Amy Dietrich is co-founder and Vice Chair of 28 Days. In this leadership role, she is focused on removing the financial and emotional stress of managing a period and creating opportunities for women and girls to pursue educational, athletic, career, and personal goals. She works directly with volunteers on fundraising and strategic programs that support minority populations, urban and rural poverty, and women who are the victims of abuse and homelessness. Ms. Dietrich's professional experience includes more than twenty years in corporate communications and human resources roles at Fortune 500 companies. From 2018-2020, Ms. Dietrich is serving in an elected municipal government role as Councilwoman in Peapack-Gladstone in Somerset County, New Jersey. She has responsibility for legislative decisions in the municipality. Additional volunteer experience includes current Board roles with the Urban League of Morris County, the Peapack-Gladstone Historic Preservation Commission, and the Peapack-Gladstone Open Space Advisory Commission. Ms. Dietrich is a graduate of Bloomsburg University with a B.A. in History and Seton Hall University with an M.A. in Corporate Communications. She lives in Gladstone, NJ with her husband and two teen-age sons. She can be found on Twitter @DietrichAmy1.

Episode 4 of the Very Serious Crafts Podcast brings a discussion of the 100 Days Project, Me Made May, and what happens when good ideas come along at the wrong times. Show notes: https://www.veryseriouscrafts.com/show-notes

HAP'e.Days project - sept 2016 HAP'e .DaysTV Une "conférence" qui retrace mon parcours pro (sortie du statut salariée, création d'une entreprise, création des e.Days, de l'association HAP (Hub des Avenirs Possibles) etc ) et qui partage les visions d'évolution qui se présentaient alors à moi. Je décris ma compréhension de la vie et le mouvement délibéré que je me vois déployer en ce moment. Un nouveau mouvement aujourd'hui intérieur et demain projeté à l'extérieur, avec vous ? https://youtu.be/hRuwMGv429k

Jen Dewalt created 180 websites in 180 days! Show notes: The 180 Websites in 180 Days Project Jen's startup: Zube Some sites that were mentioned in the podcast: Day 8: More Drop Shadow Day 178: How We're Feeling Day 115 (When the project was submitted to Hacker News): Splodin' Bacon Some of my favorites: Day 2: Make a Deal (which demonstrates the Monty Hall paradox, which I love!) Day 146: Ransom Note Generator (which I used to make the above picture) Day 31: Endless Throbbers Jen Dewalt on Github Jen Dewalt is on Twitter Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical. Theme music is "Crosscutting Concerns" by The Dirty Truckers, check out their music on Amazon or iTunes.

We’ve heard it all before: prototype, prototype, prototype. It’s a standard step in almost any design process - but often the first step skipped in time and budget constrained projects. While prototyping is considered a standard step in any UX design process, it is an *essential* part of the mobile UX process. This talk will outline why prototyping is essential to part of the mobile UX process and how prolific prototyping is a necessary step for designers keen to grow the ruthless editing skills necessary to craft successful mobile experiences. This talk will also cover common and uncommon mobile prototyping tools, methods and techniques that you can apply to your project work. Rachel Hinman is a researcher, designer and a recognized thought leader in the mobile user experience field. Currently, Rachel is a Senior Research Scientist at the Nokia Research Center in Palo Alto, California. There she focuses on the research and design of emergent and experimental mobile interfaces and mobile experiences for emerging markets. Prior to joining Nokia, Rachel was an experience design director at Adaptive Path, and a mobile researcher and strategist for Yahoo’s mobile group. Rachel writes and speaks frequently on the topic of mobile research and design. She is the creative force behind the 90 Mobiles in 90 Days Project and her perspectives on mobile user experience has been featured in Interactions Magazine, BusinessWeek and Wired. She is currently writing a book entitled, "The Mobile Frontier: A Guide for Designing Mobile Experiences" with Rosenfeld Media. Expected publication is late 2011. Follow Rachel on Twitter: @Hinman Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).

1. Negativland - death sentences of the polished and structurally weak - Aint No Baby2. Living Strings - Play Henry Mancini - Satin3. Torture - the Wire Tapper 20 years 1982-2002cd one - Soaking Bodies in Dub4. Billy J Kramer - Essential Easy Listening Collection vol 1 - Trains and Boats and Planes5. [sic] - On Sunday Morning - Little Surfpig6. Marden Hill - V/A Amen - Curtain7. Jatun - Other Electricities - Ion Crush8. Living Strings/Molly Roth - Play Henry Mancini/365 Days Project - The Soft Touch/Plant Talk9. Asmus Tietchens - Adventures in Sound 1965 - 1969 - A quarter to Ten10. 101 Strings - Memories Are Made of This...the 60's - Feelin' Groovy11. Etant Donnes - V/A Dry Lungs Vol.1 - Le Coeur Sert le Corps 12. Nelson Riddle - The Sound of Magnificence - What are You Doing the Rest of Your Life13. John Butcher - Thermal (Unsounds) - Once Gravity Strikes for Real14. Don Robertson - The Happy Whistler15. Naked on the Vague - Blood Pressure Sessions - Mother's Footseps16. Al Caiola & Riz Ortolani - V/A Instrumental Pop - Holiday on Skis17. Thighpaulsandra - Thighpaulsandra - Terrible18. 101 Strings Orchestra - the Soul of Spain - Flamenco Candido19. Stock, Hausen & Walkman - Oh My Bag - Rash20. The Sound Generation, John Brown University - 365 Days Project 12 (December) - Generation Theme Treat for Trumpet21. Joshua Fried - Jimmy Because 12" - Jimmy Because (deluxe version)22. Osymyso - Intro Inspection

Today is the day we celebrate our independence day! (It's an in-joke, sorry.) -I talk a little bit too much about my conjunctivitis, and not nearly enough about watermelon margaritas. -"In an Unfamiliar Land" - Eyes To Space -Bumper-stickers, superstitions, and me. -The groovy Communist-Bloc-meets-School-House-Rock stylings of Red Shadow. The song "Understanding Marx" comes courtesy of The 365 Days Project. --- Geek Fu She Said, He Said Radio Clash The Last Radio Station