Podcasts about do once

Lowell and Rich bring on Tomes of the Strategicon Games on Demand team to talk about ways to make your online con happen! Show Notes: 00:07:46 - Best Practices for recruiting Guests and Game Facilitators 00:13:58 - Communicating with GMs / Game Facilitators: what and when 00:20:36 - Why you should consider having set time slots for your con 00:31:56 - Communicating with Players in your con's games 00:41:19 - Online cons can be lots of sizes 00:43:53 - Communicating with Support Team 00:44:49 - Communicating with Panelists 00:52:32 - Tomes talks about Gather.town !!! 00:59:32 - Things to Do Once During the Con 01:03:40 - Things to Do Once it's over   Links: Strategicon can be found at strategicon.net Story Games Glendale can be found here: https://www.meetup.com/storygamesglendale/ Tomer's Twitter handle is @tgurantz

KFC and Feits are getting scared of coronavirus and have quarantined (or social distanced) themselves at their apartments. We discuss bringing back doming to trap all the people who are still going out into crowded areas. We give tips on how to keep yourself occupied while social distancing (not just porn). The White Stripes were into some weird stuff. Voicemails include: Is she too old for me?, Movie Remake Perspective, and Hardest Thing to Do Once. Bert Kreischer (50:50) returns to the show. We talk about how great beer is, several times he almost died while filming tv shows, how Joe Rogan and Bill Burr changed his life, pushing himself as a stand up comedian, his Mickey Mantle gene, what he wants to do for next Sober October, and much, much more.

DOPE stands for Do Once, Publish Everywhere. I recently launched a new online course, and I wanted to share with you some of the lessons learned, as well as thoughts and comments from my launch. I talk about 3 things: 1) Perceived Value 2) Turning 1 media format into 3 3) Urgency, Scarcity and Exclusivity - or USE, as I like to call it Listen to the rest of the show on your favorite podcast app or at https://SubscribeMe.fm

For this very special 100th episode of Love Your Work: How do you find your calling? I've been trying to get to the bottom of this over the past two years, and I think it boils down to a three-step formula that I'll present in this special episode. Discover To find your calling, you need to discover what it is you want to pursue. Usually, it seems, you don't just wake up one day and know what it is you want to do. It can come from different sources. Don't let your dreams hold you back. Let them evolve. (Listen to Peter Bragiel's episode) Don't let the expectations of others drown out your inner voice. (Listen to Jason Fried's episode) Turn your weaknesses into a superpower. (Listen to Maneesh Sethi's episode) Decide If you're going to find your calling, you need to decide to pursue it. The chance of success needs to be more compelling than the alternatives. Bounce back from rock-bottom. (Listen to Elise Bauer's episode) Put the risk in perspective. (Listen to Laura Roeder's episode) Make measured changes. (Listen to Jeff Goins's episode) Do Once you've discovered your calling, and you've decided you're going to pursue it, you have to actually do it. But how do you break through all of the fear and distractions to make it happen. Make the most of your best mental energy. (Listen to Dan Ariely's episode) Scale back your goals. (Listen to Seth Godin's episode) Have a clear picture of success. (Listen to Tucker Max's episode) Just do it. That's how you get things done. (Listen to Jame Altucher's episode)   Join Love Your Work Elite Support the show, get early access to episodes, as well as bonus masterclasses and office hours with me. Sign up at lywelite.com. Feedback? Questions? Comments? I love to hear anything and everything from you. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Tweet at me @kadavy, or email me david@kadavy.net.     Show Notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/find-your-calling/

I'm going to share a very stark and dark truth: That when you're first getting started, selling a one-time product for 99 dollars is Better Than selling a Recurring Subscription for 9 dollars a month. You're probably like "Wait... whaaaat? But Ravi... You're the guy who has a podcast about membership sites and recurring subscriptions, who talks about DOGPOO vs DOSAA" (which stands for Do Once, get Paid Only Once, which is DOGPOO, and stinks.. versus DOSAA - Do Once, Sell Again and Again - so DOGPOO stinks and DOSAA rocks). Now back to your voice... "But Ravi, you're the guy who is always saying that you have to add a recurring subscription model if you want your business to flourish in the long-term - so you're now telling me I'm better off with a one-time product rather than a recurring subscription?" Yes and No. There are some disclaimers. So don't freak out just yet. You should plan big, but start small. You should plan and prepare to add a subscription model, but you should start with a one-time product. Be sure to listen to the full episode to understand my perspective. where I also talk about 2 of the biggest Membership Site Pricing Mistakes that people make when it comes to charging Subscription Fees. (listen to the show for the rest) Listen online at http://SubscribeMe.fm/

dynamic performance counters, kprobe-based event tracing, OOM killer, page sanitization, 16-bit stack corruption on NMI, DO_ONCE, CPU hotplug, and a new kernel release