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Ever wonder why most people have given up on their goals by now? While many have let go of their aspirations, we haven't - because we're not like most people. Let's keep the momentum alive in 2024! In this episode, I share unconventional strategies to help us stay on track. From keeping goals private until they're strong, to prioritizing what you love, we'll navigate this goal journey together. Try a few of these tips and see how amazing 2024 can really be! Better yet, grab a copy of my new book All It Takes Is a Goal and just read chapter 2. It has a tool that will instantly show you what you really care about and give you a really simple life plan you can put into work immediately.The Failproof Resolutions Podcast Series:Episode 1 - 3 Unexpected Questions to Multiply Your Goal Creativity!Episode 2 - 5 Types of Goals You Should Always HaveEpisode 3 - Turn Your Goals Into A Checklist (Daily and Weekly)Episode 4 - Turn Your Goals Into A Checklist (Monthly and Events)Episode 5 - Dear 22-Year-Old MeFollow me on GoodReadsBook me to speak at your event or to your team!You can get more info on the Soundtracks Video Course.I'm also on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook.My new book All It Takes Is a Goal is available! You can grab a copy from your favorite bookstore or at atgbook.com.My new book All It Takes Is a Goal is available! You can grab a copy from your favorite bookstore or at atgbook.com.

Ever thought about the advice you'd give your younger self? What guidance would you offer? This week on the podcast, I'm sharing just that with a letter to my 22-year-old self. It's a conversation about reflecting on life's pivotal moments and realizing the power of setting goals for a more fulfilling journey ahead. Whether you're currently around the age of 22 or wish you could share wisdom with your younger self, this episode is for you!The Failproof Resolutions Podcast Series:Episode 1 - 3 Unexpected Questions to Multiply Your Goal Creativity!Episode 2 - 5 Types of Goals You Should Always HaveEpisode 3 - Turn Your Goals Into A Checklist (Daily and Weekly)Episode 4 - Turn Your Goals Into A Checklist (Monthly and Events) Episode 5 - Dear 22-Year-Old MeFollow me on GoodReadsBook me to speak at your event or to your team!You can get more info on the Soundtracks Video Course.I'm also on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook.My new book All It Takes Is a Goal is available! You can grab a copy from your favorite bookstore or at atgbook.com.My new book All It Takes Is a Goal is available! You can grab a copy from your favorite bookstore or at atgbook.com.

In this week's episode, Mary and Logan share what's been top of mind for them as small business owners/freelancers: from learning lessons the hard way to late payments and learning about which event gigs to say yes to and which to say no. SHOW NOTES: Submit Your Questions for Future Episodes At: https://forms.gle/WycG4uzoTgd75jwZ8 MPI Cascadia 2023 Recap: The Future of Events (Episode 95): https://open.spotify.com/episode/7EYZc3tGWbLE9lh0drpMwU?si=cqevoGupQY2yWRfI8LYpGQ —— Visit our new website at https://www.bettereventspod.com/ SUPPORT THE PODCAST: Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bettereventspod THANKS FOR THE LOVE! Love this podcast? Please share with your event friends, tag us, and leave a review! Leave us a rating on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/04ivq77TMgF5HhJHJOMe1V Leave us a review on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-events/id1561944117 —— FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @bettereventspod @loganstrategygroup_events (Logan) @epeventsllc (Mary)

An ordinary person will see a conflict or an anomalous event in their life, feel frustrated or upset, or perhaps indifferent and withdrawn. The day passes and the events are soon forgotten. Weeks or months later a similar event comes to pass, and it happens just like the last time, over and over, repeating the pattern. An outstanding person only needs to see that event once to advance their level of understanding. If they feel upset or withdrawn, they ask themselves why. They reflect on how they might have behaved differently, or thought differently. Then the next time it happens, they are duly prepared. Every event is a source of wisdom. Read the transcript and find important links on the site: A Beautiful Thought - The Wisdom of Events: Episode 391 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beautiful-thought/message

In this episode, we're talking about lessons learned in events and business in 2021. Join us for our final episode of 2021!  ----- SHOW NOTES: Passion Planner Refer to "Contingency Planning for Events" - Episode 11 of the Better Events pod!  ----- Questions or topic suggestions? Email bettereventspod@gmail.com FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @bettereventspod @loganstrategygroup_events (Logan) @epeventsllc (Mary) CHECK OUT OUR BEHIND THE SCENES RECORDINGS ON YOUTUBE! THANKS FOR THE LOVE! Love this podcast? Please share with your event friends, tag us, and leave a review! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/better-events-pod/support

I'm making a few predictions for how/when live, in-person music shows will return. If you want to be set for performances, then you better be prepared! Resources & Related Episodes: To optimize merchandise: Episode #26: How to Calculate Return on Investment from Merchandise Episode #31: How to Get Better Pricing from Merch Suppliers Episode #39: 8 Tips to Help You Sell More Merchandise Episode #50: Supplies Every Merch Bin Should Have Episode #59: The Best Ideas of March:Merchandise, Digital Marketing, and the Interviews Episode #205: Hacks for Merch Booths at Conventions, Street Fairs, and Events Episode #287: Dropshipping Your Merchandise with Print on Demand Episode #342: Making Your Own Merchandise How to Get Sponsorships: Episode #178 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 1 – How to Pitch Sponsors Episode #179 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 2- Creating a Compelling Story Episode #180 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 3 – Finding Your “It Factor” Episode #181 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 4 – Connecting with Sponsors Episode #182 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 5 – Making Your List of Sponsors Episode #183 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 6 – Places to Find Even More Sponsors Episode #184 – Hacking Sponsorships pt. 7 – How to Ask for What You Want Episode #185 – Interview: How Whitherward God Subaru to Sponsor Their European Tour Perfecting Your Stage Show: Episode #4: Don’t practice. Rehearse instead. Episode #43: Why Every Musician Should Have a Post-Show Game PlanEpisode #198: How to Captivate an Audience from Start to Finish

If you've ever considered making your own merchandise, you'll want to listen to this episode. I share some of my own highs and lows with printing merch as well as provide some suggestions for you to create your own guidelines in approaching this idea. Are you going to the DIY Musician Conference? Use code DIY2019SC for $30 off tickets at: https://diymusiciancon.com/ Related Episodes: Episode #26: How to Calculate Return on Investment from Merchandise Episode #31: How to Get Better Pricing from Merch Suppliers Episode #39: 8 Tips to Help You Sell More Merchandise Episode #50: Supplies Every Merch Bin Should Have Episode #59: The Best Ideas of March:Merchandise, Digital Marketing, and the Interviews Episode #205: Hacks for Merch Booths at Conventions, Street Fairs, and Events Episode #287: Dropshipping Your Merchandise with Print on Demand Resources:How to Screen Print Your Own Shirts (VIDEO) A Simple Guide to Screen Printing Your Own Shirts (LifeHacker Article) Making Your Own Merch: Speedball All-In-One Screen Print Kit (great for beginners) Mophorn Button Maker Kit (500 buttons - inexpensive but low quality) Badge Punch Press (1000 buttons - inexpensive and better quality)

In today's episode, we talk about strategic application of diversity: everything from using different perspectives and approaching a diverse set of artist needs to actually applying principles of diversity and inclusion into everything that you do. Resources: Episode #201: How and Why Artists Should Have an Inclusion Rider Episode #202: How to Get Better Sleep on Tour Episode #203: The Best Exercise for Singers Episode #204: How Musicians Can Stop Wasting Time Episode #205: Hacks for Merch Booths at Conventions, Street Fairs, and Events Episode #206: Your Music Business Questions, Answered

Note: this episode is available to listen to in the player above, on iTunes and Stitcher. What I Have Learned About Blogging Welcome to episode 100. Today I would like to take a look back, not over the last 100 podcast episodes, but back to when I first started blogging 13 ½ years ago. I’m going to talk about some important lessons, and identify ten things that I wish that I had known when I first started blogging in 2002. I hope to share some of the things that will help you get over the bumps in your blogging venture. My blogging journey began when my friend Steve sent me an email with these four simple words, “check out this blog” and a link to TallSkinnyKiwi.com. I had never heard of blogging before, and I was curious about who the tall skinny kiwi was. I clicked the link and loved the content that Andrew Jones had created, but I also fell in love with blogging. I was intrigued with the idea of building a community around a blog, and I dove in with no experience or credentials. In Today’s Episode My introduction to blogging and different jobs I tried before blogging My first blog called Living Room and how I just got started People found my blog by me commenting on other blogs I met some bloggers that taught me some HTML and how to make things bold Rachel Cunliffe from New Zealand helped me redesign my first blog I learned a lot just by starting and reaching out to others Over time the blog evolved and I became addicted to it A year later I started a blog about digital cameras I made a little money with AdSense and the Amazon Affiliate program A few dollars a week, grew to a few dollars a day, to a part-time income After about a year, I realized I was going to be a full-time blogger and really ramped things up I started ProBlogger in 2004 and went full time with blogging In 2007, I transitioned my digital camera blog into Digital Photography School The 10 Things I Wish I’d Known When I Started In 2002 If you want your blog to be a business, you need to treat it as a business Identify who you want to read your blog - Spend time to understand your reader An email newsletter is a very powerful thing - Build a list - Popups increase conversions There are so many ways to make money from blogging - Diversify your income Create something to sell - My first ebook The Essential Guide To Portrait Photography Content - Create content that informs, inspires, and interacts Look for Sparks - Most big things start as small things (glimmering sparks) To be active - What action will I take today that will grow my blog? Let your worlds collide - It’s OK to let your readers see what you are passionate about beyond your niche Aim to have a big impact upon the readers you already have - I am incredibly grateful to you for listening to these podcasts and for the emails I get from you. Further Resources on 10 Things I Wish I’d Known About Blogging Episode 64: Content Marketing – Secrets From an Entrepreneur Who Has Used It to Build a Successful Business Episode 37: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog Through Guest Posting and Creating Content for Other Blogs, Forums, Media and Events Episode 67: Why You Should Create a Product to Sell On Your Blog (and Tips on How to Do It) Talk at World Domination Summit in Portland Oregon -  Paying Attention to Sparks   Darren Rowse from Chris Guillebeau on Vimeo. Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Hi there and welcome to episode 100 of the ProBlogger Podcast. My name is Darren Rowse. Today, I want to look back. Not over the last 100 episodes (although that was tempting to do), but over the last 13 ½ years of my blogging. I want to pull out some of the important lessons from that time. I want to identify 10 things that I’d wish I had known when I was starting out b...

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Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. How to Diversify Your Blog Traffic Sources to Make Your Blog Stronger Today's episode is about how I almost lost my blogging business overnight. It was right after I had decided to blog full time and had quit my part time job. My traffic fell by 80% and my income fell by about 85%. It was an awful feeling and I'd like to share this story with you to make sure you know what to do if disaster ever strikes your blog. I share why it happened, what I did to recover from it, and what I do now to prevent it ever happening again. In This Episode You can listen to today's episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we'd also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). In today's episode: Why relying solely on one source of traffic or income source is risky How working out who you want to read your blog can make finding readers easier How creating content that solves the needs of readers can make your blog stronger How to appear on other peoples' blogs How and why collecting email addresses of people who visit your blog is so important Why having an email newsletter is so important How developing a presence on social media can strengthen your blog Why networking with other bloggers helps your blog, and how to do it Why, when and how you should share your blog posts with social influencers Why a content event can help your blog and how to do it Further Reading and Resources for How to Diversify Your Blog Traffic Sources to Make Your Blog Stronger The Day I Almost Lost My Blogging Business By Having Too Many Eggs in the One Basket Episode 33: 2 Questions to Ask to Help You Find Readers for Your Blog Episode 37: Grow Traffic to Your Blog Through Guest Posting and Creating Content for Other Blogs, Forums, Media and Events Episode 35: Turn Surfers into Blog Readers by Building a Sticky Blog Episode 61: How to Build a Culture of Community on Your Blog How to Create Reader Profiles/Personas to Inspire and Inform Your Blogging How I Use Email Newsletters to Drive Traffic and Make Money How to Pitch to Bloggers – 21 Tips   This graph shows my blog traffic at the time that it dropped overnight: Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Hi there and welcome to the ProBlogger podcast. My name is Darren Rowse and you are listening to episode 62. Today, I want to tell you a story of when I lost (I think it was) about 81% of my traffic literally overnight. It was back in 2004 just after I'd gone full-time as a blogger and it completely threw my blogging business, my brand new blogging business into a tailspin.  I want to talk to you about what I did to recover that traffic by diversifying my traffic sources and ask you a really important question that I think could potentially help you if a disaster was to strike you. You can find today's show notes at problogger.com/podcast/62. I want to tell you this story. It happened back in 2004. I think it was the 17th of December, literally a week before Christmas. I was in that winding down mode that particularly us Aussies do at that time of the year. Christmas is a time where we take our summer holidays, so I was getting ready to take a week or two off blogging and to relax.  In the last few months, I’ve gone full-time as a blogger and quit my last part-time job to completely dedicate myself to blogging. I had no other forms of income, my wife was a brand new lawyer and not making a whole heap of money, so my blogging was now my family's main source of income. Then, it happened.  One morning I woke up—a week before Christmas—I checked my blog stats and something was wrong. I knew it immediately as I saw it. My stats for the day which was nowhere near what they normally were. At first,

No interview this week, so I’ve put together a collection of events and news from our town for your listening pleasure. Apologies for the background noise in this episode, I’m trying out some new recording software which should help me to reduce the editing time from around 5 hours to a more realistic 2 hours […] The post News and Events – Episode 15 appeared first on This is Rammy.

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Live from Santa Clara, CA US Event Photos Lead Photographer Mike Gatty tackles event attendance and business travel as we return to life on the road. Mike's unique perspective brings facts into sharp focus for these short broadcasts, and supports Mike's own perspectives as he gives his take on what to expect in the event industry for Q4 of 2021 and heading into 2022. The post Covid and Events Episode 3 first appeared on US Event Photos.

Join US Event Photos lead photographer Mike Gatty in a new series detailing what's happening in the live event industry. This first short episode examines events, COVID, DELTA and what to expect in the fourth quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2022. If you are an event planner or other event professional, these insights by an industry insider shouldn't be missed! The post COVID and Events Episode 1 first appeared on US Event Photos.

Live from Atlanta, Mike explores whether asking event participants for proof of vaccine violates HIPPA laws. The post COVID and Events Episode 2 first appeared on US Event Photos.