Podcasts about electric minds

➡️ Like The Podcast? Leave A Rating: https://ratethispodcast.com/successstory ➡️ About The Guest⁣ Randy Haykin is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, venture capitalist, and philanthropist. Haykin founded and runs The Gratitude Network, a 501c3 not-for-profit that provides coaching services to social entrepreneurs around the world. In 1997, Haykin co-founded Outlook Ventures, which invested in over 30 growth-stage internet and software companies technology companies over a ten-year span. Haykin's "street training" came from executive roles at IBM, Apple, Paramount. Starting in 1993, Haykin joined a series of technology start-ups and held senior sales and marketing positions at Yahoo, Electric Minds, and NetChannel. Haykin has been an angel investor for more than 20 years, investing in more than 30 early-stage companies, including early stakes in AOL, Yahoo, Voquette, eTeamz/Active, Sharie's Berries, Napo Pharmaceuticals, Solazyme, EyeFluence, Table.co, FastPencil, LesConcierges, EnerAllies, CrowdOptic, Apploi, QASymphony, ePharmix, and Sculptology.   ➡️ Talking Points⁣           00:00 - Intro 04:35 - Randy Haykin's Origin Story 06:42 - What Made Randy Leave The Venture Space And Start The Gratitude Network? 10:14 - What Is Randy's Role In The Gratitude Network? 15:10 - What Is The Biggest Difference Between The Gratitude Network And All The Other Accelerators In The World? 17:55 - Some Lessons For Founders Who Don't Have A Traditional Business Background 23:22 - How Does Randy Make Business Decisions Between For-Profit Versus Non-Profit Business? 27:33 - What Are The Different Variables Randy Looks For When They Are Scaling Startups? 31:52 - Advice When Trying To Find A Coach? 36:12 - When Is The Right Time To Hire A Coach? 38:42 - Red Flags To Consider When Looking For Coaches? 40:22 - What Has More Merit? A Traditional MBA Program Or Business Coaching. 43:21 - What Should Entrepreneurs Be Aware Of? 52:54 - When Was Randy Happiest? 56:28 - What Is The Mindset Or Driving Force Behind Gratitude Network? 59:39 - What Is Randy's Advice To Achieve Happiness In Life? 1:03:05 - What Does The Left Brain And Right Brain Term Mean? 1:08:43 - Why Are New Entrepreneurs Afraid Of Sharing Their Business? 1:11:09 - Where Can People Connect WIth Randy? 1:12:23 - What Was The Biggest Challenge In Randy Haykin's Career And How Did He Overcome It? 1:14:32 - Who Has Been A Mentor to Randy Haykin? 1:16:59 - A Podcast Or A Book Recommendation Of Randy Haykin. 1:19:22 - What Is The One Thing Randy Would Tell His 20-Year-Old Self? 1:20:44 - What Does Success Means To Randy? ➡️ Show Links 1. https://www.linkedin.com/in/randyhaykin/ 2. https://twitter.com/randyhaykin/ 3. https://gratitude-network.org 4. http://haykin.net ➡️ Podcast Sponsors PELETON - https://onepeleton.com TRADE COFFEE - https://drinktrade.com/successstory GRIN - https://grin.co HUBSPOT - https://hubspot.com

Howard Rheingold is a writer known for his specialty covering the development of virtual communities. He was one of the first authors, critics, and teachers to treat the internet as a social and cultural environment and pioneered new ways of talking about social media in his book The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier. He went on to write numerous books about the power of the human mind and social media that pulled from his experiences being involved in one of the first virtual communities called the WELL, being the executive editor of Wired Magazine's HotWired, and founding Electric Minds, another prominent early virtual community. He's also known for his spectacular painted shoes.

Hello again :) This time around; I moan about decisions and I shove some meditative stuff in your brain. I get a lil goofy too. Enjoy please And send me feedback, thaaaankksss email me at blueblairies@gmail.com, dm me on instagram @philosophers.moan (or @blairsi) tweet me at @philosomoan, or send in via https://anchor.fm/philosophersmoan/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/philosophersmoan/message

On today's episode, Ami Kassar interviews Randy Haykin, Founder and Chief Purpose Officer of The Gratitude Network. Randy explains The Gratitude Network, what is it, and how we can get involved! Randy is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, philanthropist and educator, and “wine angel” who lives and works in the Bay Area. Randy currently coaches CEOs and is a Vistage Chair, overseeing a peer group of 16 growth-stage CEOs in the Bay Area. In 2011, Randy founded the philanthropic venture entity The Gratitude Network to mentor social entrepreneurs globally. Today the organization has nearly 70 volunteers and has worked with more than 80 high-impact entrepreneurs around the world. The organization's focus is on children and education. In 1997, Randy co-founded Outlook Ventures, a $200MM early-stage tech fund. The fund invested in 32 companies and had more than 20 IPO or A exits. Randy also created Haykin Capital in 2006 to provide “mentor capital” to early stage entrepreneurs and has funded over 30 angel deals to date. Prior to Gratitude and Outlook, Randy served as founding VP of Marketing & Sales at Yahoo and played early roles at Overture, NetChannel, Electric Minds, and AOL's Greenhouse program, a successful venture incubator. He has also held management roles at Apple Computer, Paramount/Viacom. In addition to teaching at Berkeley, as an Educator, Randy has taught courses on innovation, entrepreneurship and finance at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business as well as Cambridge U. Judge School of Business. Randy holds a BA in Organizational Behavior and Management from Brown University, magna cum laude, and an MBA from Harvard. Randy has been singing in local choral groups (bass) since 2001 and enjoys practicing yoga. He and his wife, Patty have raised three girls in Pleasanton, CA, who are now all young adults and unleashed into the wilds… Recorded 12/11/2021.

Paradise Loops is a weekly groove infused mix series aimed to provide a backdrop of balearic, anthemic and nostalgic sounds on those sun-soaked glory days. With releases on Me Me Me, Hypercolour, Losing Suki and Electric Minds, deep house connoisseur Last Magpie (@last-magpie) has honoured us with his first mix of 2021. After a long hiatus, Craig McNamara returned to the fold with his album Kissing Stones last year, featuring one of our favourite records of the the last 12 months of the same name. It's 60 minutes of pure bliss, vinyl only house music; absolutely perfect for soaking up in the sun. It also features his debut single on his brand new imprint, 'Looking Through Windows', out today on Sounds Good Sound! Make sure you check the incredible Youandewan remix on the flip too. Tracklist: Midori Takada - Mr Henry Rousseaus Dream Kassem Mosse - B Workshop Spec 02 - Unknown Jeff Blank - Manifesto Sinichi Atobe - Regret Satie - 4 Preludes (Fort Romeau Rework) Soul Capsule - Lady Science Last Magpie - Looking Through Windows (Youandewan Remix) Percussions - Unknown Robotnik - Problems Da Amourt (Kenny Dixon Jr Mix) Tee Mango - Losing Control Sinitchi Atobe - Republic Last Magpie - Looking Through Windows

Howard wrote his first article studying virtual communities 1987. Yes, 1987. That's before the official internet and long before anything that resembled what we know of today as social media. In 2012 he authored the book, Net Smart; How to Thrive Online, which laid out 5 essential literacies for users of digital communication and networks. He’s got a ton of great insights and perspectives on our current situation with Facebook and Google and Youtube. He’s hopeful it seems, and he doesn’t bash the tech itself. Rather, he tries to empower its users to see it for what it is, and to make the most of it. Find Howard’s work online at www.rheingold.com and on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/howardrheingold Please support this show by sharing, subscribing and by leaving a review! It helps! Support by donating! 100% listener supported show. www.paypal.me/ariintheair Thanks to everyone who has listened, shared, donated and encouraged me on this podcast. It means a lot to me, I’m so grateful. So much good stuff coming up. Stay tuned! The About Section from Howard’s Website reads as follows “I fell into the computer realm from the typewriter dimension in 1981, then plugged my computer into my telephone in 1983 and got sucked into the net. In earlier years, my interest in the powers of the human mind led to Higher Creativity (1984), written with Willis Harman, Talking Tech(1982) and The Cognitive Connection (1986) with Howard Levine, Excursions to the Far Side of the Mind: A Book of Memes (1988),Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming (1990), with Stephen LaBerge, and They Have A Word For It: A Lighthearted Lexicon of Untranslatable Words and Phrases.(1988). I ventured further into the territory where minds meet technology through the subject of computers as mind-amplifiers and wrote Tools for Thought: The History and Future of Mind-Amplifiers (1984). Next, Virtual Reality (1991)chronicled my odyssey in the world of artificial experience, from simulated battlefields in Hawaii to robotics laboratories in Tokyo, garage inventors in Great Britain, and simulation engineers in the south of France. In 1994, I was one of the principal architects and the first Executive Editor of HotWired. I quit after launch, because I wanted something more like a jam session than a magazine. In 1996, I founded and, with the help of a crew of 15, launched Electric Minds. Electric Minds was named one of the ten best web sites of 1996 by Time magazine and was acquired by Durand Communications in 1997. My 2002 book, Smart Mobs, was acclaimed as a prescient forecast of the always-on era. In 2005, I taught a course at Stanford University on A Literacy of Cooperation, part of a long-term investigation of cooperation and collective action that I have undertaken in partnership with the Institute for the Future. The Cooperation Commons is the site of our ongoing investigation of cooperation and collective action.The TED talk I delivered about “Way New Collaboration” has been viewed more than 265,000 times. In 2008, I was a winner in MacArthur Foundation’s Digital Media and Learning competition and used my award to work with a developer to create a free and open source social media classroom. I have a YouTube channel that covers a range of subjects. Most recently, I’ve been concentrating on learning and teaching 21st Century literacies. I’ve blogged about this subject for SFGate, have been interviewed, and have presented talks on the subject. I was invited to deliver the 2012 Regents’ Lecture at University of California, Berkeley. I also teach online courses through Rheingold U. My latest book, Net Smart: How to Thrive Online, published in 2012, was reviewed in Science.”

In this episode, we interview Randy Haykin. Randy is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, philanthropist and educator, and “wine angel” who lives and works in the Bay Area. In 2011, Randy founded the philanthropic venture entity The Gratitude Network (http://gratitude-network.org) to mentor social entrepreneurs globally. Randy currently coaches CEOs and is a Vistage Chair, overseeing a peer group of 16 growth-stage CEOs in the Bay Area. In 1997, Randy co-founded Outlook Ventures, a $200m early-stage tech fund. Prior to Gratitude and Outlook, Randy served as founding VP of Marketing & Sales at Yahoo and played early roles at Overture, NetChannel, Electric Minds, and AOL’s Greenhouse program, a successful venture incubator. He has also held management roles at Apple Computer, Paramount/Viacom. Randy has taught courses on innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business as well as Cambridge University Judge Business School. Randy holds a BA in Organizational Behavior and Management from Brown University, magna cum laude, and an MBA from Harvard.

Electric Minds is a mixed genre EDM music show, brought to you by the awesome folks at One Kansas City Radio. Enjoy the podcast!

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Our minds are fast to vision, plan and focus on the future. Sometimes that can be super frustrating. I'm sharing what the opposite of this is: dropping into our slow, magnetic bodies

Playing for Team Human today is designer, technology historian, and author of the new book Architectural Intelligence, Professor Molly Wright Steenson. Molly and Douglas share a wide-ranging conversation that begins by looking at the “weirdness” of AI. How do design metaphors such as “awesome mouth feel” and “uncanny valley” provoke deeper questions of human imagination, play, and meaning. Molly’s background in architecture and history offers listeners a unique grounding of digital in the physical. Check out Molly’s new book Architectural Intelligence and her longstanding website girlwonder.com. Molly also discusses her oft-cited essay, What is Burning Man, working with Howard Rheingold (TH 76) at Electric Minds, building the Netscape search page, and launching the influential feminist webzine Maxi.Opening the show, Douglas comments on educating robots versus educating humans. Is there something more, something ambiguous and sacred even to be retrieved from a well-rounded liberal arts education?You can sustain this show via Patreon. And please leave us a review on iTunes.This show features intro and outro music thanks to Fugazi and Dischord Records. Mid-way you heard Throbbing Gristle’s United. See Ep. 67 with Genesis Breyer P-Orridge.Thanks to teammate and listener Bobby Campbell for his amazing Team Human trading cards. Follow Team Human on Twitter where we will be posting more trading cards, going back to the earliest episodes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Move D & Dolan Bergin have a special bond. In between busy schedules the pair have become close friends. There is little left to be said about David Moufang which has not already been spoken, his continued importance to club music makes him one of the definitive figures within the genre. Across decades he has released some of the most influential records in dance, his commitment to current trends and the ongoing discovery of new music is admirable. This is what to this day makes his DJ sets so profound and exciting. Dolan Bergin is the man behind Electric Minds, the much loved club night and label which has travelled the world. Based out of London the label is about to celebrate it's tenth anniversary, however we have now been informed that this will be the closing act for Electric Minds. Across the label's existence they have released music by the likes of Endian, Jay Shepeard, Fold and Move D himself. It's closure will be missed. This edition of the Ransom Note mix is taken from a party earlier this year at Robert Johnson in Germany. It sees label boss Dolan Bergin go back to back with Move D across six hours. Strap in. First 2 hours = Dolan second 2 hours = Move D last two hours = Move D & Dolan

Move D & Dolan Bergin have a special bond. In between busy schedules the pair have become close friends. There is little left to be said about David Moufang which has not already been spoken, his continued importance to club music makes him one of the definitive figures within the genre. Across decades he has released some of the most influential records in dance, his commitment to current trends and the ongoing discovery of new music is admirable. This is what to this day makes his DJ sets so profound and exciting. Dolan Bergin is the man behind Electric Minds, the much loved club night and label which has travelled the world. Based out of London the label is about to celebrate it's tenth anniversary, however we have now been informed that this will be the closing act for Electric Minds. Across the label's existence they have released music by the likes of Endian, Jay Shepeard, Fold and Move D himself. It's closure will be missed. This edition of the Ransom Note mix is taken from a party earlier this year at Robert Johnson in Germany. It sees label boss Dolan Bergin go back to back with Move D across six hours. Strap in. First 2 hours = Dolan second 2 hours = Move D last two hours = Move D & Dolan

One the scene's most respected promotion outfits discuss the turbulent London club scene.

One the scene's most respected promotion outfits discuss the turbulent London club scene.