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Want to boost your reading speed by 30%–50%?Want to learn faster?What if you never forgot where you put your keys again?Mel sits down with world-renowned brain coach Jim Kwik to help you boost your brainpower with his science-backed tools, tips, and strategies. In this episode, they discuss:How your brain is more powerful than you thinkThe best ways to retain informationHow to read 50% faster with ONE simple tool3 tricks to always remember where you put your keysHow to remember someone's nameJim's proven 3M framework 10 simple steps for a better brainThe best foods for increased brain powerHow to be MORE productive but work LESS How exercise impacts brain functionHow to crush any job interview How to memorize a speech in one dayWhy you need to always be a student You can get Jim's book, ‘Limitless: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life', here: https://a.co/d/8fmevBP Follow Jim Kwik: Instagram: instagram.com/jimkwikWebpage: jimkwik.com Watch the episodes on YouTube: https://bit.ly/45OWCNrCheck out my book, The High 5 Habit: https://a.co/d/g1DQ8Pt Follow Mel:Instagram: https://bit.ly/3QfG8bbThe Mel Robbins Podcast Instagram: https://bit.ly/49bg4GPLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/46Mh0QBTikTok: https://bit.ly/46Kpw2v Sign up for my newsletter: https://bit.ly/46PVnPs Want more resources? Go to my podcast page at www.melrobbins.com/podcasts/episode-128 Disclaimer

The reality is that we coach human beings who have emotions, even though many coaches admit their struggles when emotions rise to the surface with our clients. How do we honor the line between coaching and therapy while demonstrating our confidence in working with emotions? That's our focus for today's show. Join us!Cedric Bertelli is a recognized expert in Emotional Resolution (EmRes), a revolutionary approach to emotional healing that has transformed the lives of countless individuals. As the founder and director of the Emotional Health Institute (EHI), Cedric has dedicated his career to helping people overcome stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other negative emotions by using powerful tools and techniques. After a drastic career change, Cedric began his journey into Emotional Resolution in 2009 in his home country of France. Since then, he has honed his expertise and developed a deep understanding of how emotions function in the human psyche. At EHI, Cedric and his team provide training and education to mental health professionals, coaches, and educators, helping them integrate Emotional Resolution into their practices. In addition, Cedric works directly with clients, providing individualized support and guidance to help them overcome emotional challenges and improve their overall well-being. With a passion for empowering people to take control of their emotional health, he has helped transform lives, and his expertise continues to drive innovation and progress in the field of emotional healing. In our conversation, Cedric shares how we can use Emotional Resolution as a tool to help us be more confident and competent when a client experiences emotional upheaval, and he explains what neuroscience has contributed to this field. Show Highlights:How we can use a new approach to make emotions less scaryHow a disruptive emotional pattern always begins with a traumatic eventHow our prefrontal cortex shuts down at the moment of dissociation from trauma, and our subconscious takes in a flood of informationHow physical sensations in the body are processed by the brain to make predictions based on previous traumaHow Cedric works with someone toward emotional resolution by identifying the underlying tensionHow fears cause us to stay stuck and keep us “feeling comfortable”How a coach can lead a client to be aware of sensations and face their shame about their fearsHow emotional resolution can help “update an outdated prediction from the brain”Why we often fail in “slaying our dragons” and take the wrong approachHow EmRes tools can be used by every coach and therapistResources:Connect with Cedric and EmRes: Cedric's Website, EHI Website, Cedric's Facebook, EmRes Facebook, and InstagramGrab one of the last mentor spots for 2023 now! www.STaRcoachshow.com/mentor/ Explore the STaR Coach Community!Explore past episodes and other resources at www.STaRcoachshow.com.

My guest today is Mircea Geoana, the Deputy Secretary General of NATO, who has had a successful political and diplomatic career for more than three decades.At the age of 36, he was appointed as an ambassador to the U.S. and became the youngest ambassador in Romania's history.  He later served as a president of the Romanian Senate, Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Deputy Prime Minister.In 2009, he narrowly lost the elections for the president of Romania when he received 49.6% of the votes. He is a board member of several organizations, including the World Economic Forum, The Aspen Institute, and the European Council for Foreign Relations. He is also a published author and has written several books on foreign policy and international relations.00:00 Family Background and CommunismBorn in communist RomaniaHis dad (an engineer) and mom (transportation company)Growing up in communism and feeling oppressedWhen communism collapsed, immediately went to see the WestHis fascination with AmericaApart from the U.S., dreamed of visiting France and Italy09:25 U.S. Immigration America is the land of immigrantsPeople should be welcomed, but it's not easy to receive too many peopleThe USA was an inspiration for him on how to rebuild RomaniaThe transition from communism to the capitalistic systemWanted to transfer back home the best ideas from the West 12:00 EducationGetting his Ph.D. in Economics and studying in Romania and FranceHow important is education?America is an abundant example of success without formal educationNever be satisfied with what you know (education should be ongoing learning of new things)Many things are available onlineLearning how to learn and understanding learning is a constant processChoose whatever you want, but know you never know enoughThe importance of building a social network in college18:34 What Does NATO Do?NATO creates the foundation of peace, stability, and securityInsurance policy for 1 billion citizensExamples NATO efforts 23:05 Russian Invasion of UkraineNATO tried very hard to prevent invasion (in January 2021, tried to dissuade Russia but failed)How did Russia get it so wrong?Russian leadership lives in a different reality than the rest of the worldHe hopes that Russians will realize that their leadership is in wrongDoubts that Russian citizens have real informationHow is this war going to end (both sides need to compromise)?What makes a successful invasion (pre-conditions for counteroffensive)?Ukraine requested to join NATO when Crimea was takenThoughts on Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and Sweden38:32 Nuclear Weapons and WW3Russia has hypersonic missiles9 countries have nuclear weaponsThree NATO countries have nuclear weaponsNuclear weapons are very dangerousThe risks of nuclear war43:47 Punishment for War CrimesSooner or later, every crime is going to be punishedWe have conventions that regulate the warAttempt to organize a war trial tribunalIt's not easy but, in the end, justice will be servedSponsors:Sandee | Bliss: BeachesWant to Connect? Reach out to us online!Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

Jane, Hope and Maria, along with Brandy Black and Fiona Ward joined forces to create the non profit organization 5waves.org to help other families affected by SSA.In this episode, we talked about:The prevalence of child sexual abuse in the homeWhy this type of abuse is so often NOT discoveredAcknowledging those who have been harmedThe stigma of disclosing a child's abuseThe importance of communicationHope's story of discovering the abuse between her childrenThe challenges of finding help and informationHow children determine what's inappropriate/unsafeThe importance of teaching body safety and specificsVigilance and conversations in the homeWhat are the next steps if abuse is discoveredThe emotional toll on all family membersThe need for therapy and treatment for children & parentsHow to get support as a parent when people judge youLearn more about 5 Waves and other organizations working together to fight this issue.www.siblingsexualtrauma.comwww.5waves.orgwww.siblingstoo.comwww.ssarc.co.uk/Parents Coping With Sibling Sexual Abuse and Trauma https://www.facebook.com/groups/siblingtraumaPeer Support Group For Survivors of Childhood Sibling Sexual Abuse https://www.facebook.com/groups/646423866554980Social Media Links:5WAVES IG: https://www.instagram.com/5wavesorg/Maria IG: https://www.instagram.com/mariasocolofauthor/Hope IG: https://www.instagram.com/hopesittler/Jane IG:https://www.instagram.com/jane_complicatedcourage/ This episode was brought to you by CONSENTparenting™Learn more at consentparenting.com

As an AEC marketing professional, have you ever submitted a proposal and immediately moved on to the next deadline without looking back? In this episode, host, Lindsay Diven, shares a game-changing proposal close-out process that can make your next proposal a bit easier and smoother.By implementing this process, you can organize all your final documents in one place, capture new information, and provide pursuit updates to your internal team and subconsultant team members. This not only positions you as a leader for the effort but also sets you up for future success and establishes your personal brand.In this episode, you'll learn:Why continuous improvement of your proposal management process is crucial The two steps involved in the proposal close-out processStrategies for organizing your proposal files and capturing new informationHow to use a Proposal Close-Out Checklist to help you stay on trackPlus, you'll get a fun and quirky take on how to approach spring cleaning in your proposal management process.If you're an AEC marketing professional looking to improve your proposal management process, this episode is a must-listen. Don't forget to grab your Proposal Close-Out Checklist on the show notes page at https://www.marketerstakeflight.com/110. Want more AEC marketing goodness? Download my FREE “RFPs for Beginners – The Ultimate Proposal Management Checklist.” Get 100s of AEC-specific social media content ideas for FREE! Follow Lindsay on LinkedIn and Instagram. Collaborate with other AEC Marketers in our Facebook Group. Purchase bite-sized, on-demand templates and training at the Marketers Place. Sign up for the Proposal Pro and Content Marketing Clarity Online Courses Waitlists.

In this episode of the Wildtalk Podcast, we talk about habitat projects happening in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, fly away with a discussion about birding on Grouse Enhanced Management Sites (GEMS), and dive into tips on avoiding conflicts with black bears this spring. Episode Hosts: Hannah Schauer and Rachel LeightnerProducer/editor: Eric HilliardAssistant producer/editor: Caleb EdgeAll things habitat Portage Marsh State Wildlife AreaAu Train State Wildlife Management AreaWildlife Habitat Grant ProgramAll things feathersGrouse Enhanced Management Sites (GEMS)All things furNuisance wildlife informationHow to keep wildlife wildQuestions or comments about the show? Contact the DNR Wildlife Division at 517-284-9453 (WILD) or email dnr-wildlife@michigan.gov.

Episode 107: How personal should your content strategy be?Welcome to episode 107 of the Cocktails & Content Creation Podcast! For this episode, we're going to discuss how personal should your content strategy be.In our one-hundred-and-seventh episode you'll learn:Three things you should consider when sharing personal situations on social mediaHow sharing personal stories can connect you to your audienceWhen you should think twice before sharing a personal piece of informationHow to handle your personal life through your content strategyResourcesKate's Pregnancy Announcement on her blogKate's Pregnancy Announcement on InstagramThanks for Listening!Join our Facebook Community for more tips and tricks on how to easily create content and chat with other content creators! And make sure to follow our Instagram. Until next time, cheers to your next cocktail and happy content creating!Kate & JessieHosts of “The Cocktails and Content Creation Podcast”

Astrologer and investigative reporter (and dear friend), Eric Coppolino, joined me on the podcast to dish deep on journalism, the virus/no-virus debacle, MeToo, cancel culture, scientific fraud, and lots more.Part 2 available at: danikatz.locals.com + patreon.com/danikatzWork with me: www.quantumlanguaging.comSign up for my newsletter: www.danikatz.comLearn more about aaaallll my offerings – books, webinars, illustrated products – here: https://lnk.bio/danikatzFind Eric Coppolino: www.planetwaves.fmShow notes:Background as investigative journalist exposing scientific fraud & collusionMonsanto, GE & Westinghouse, and their conspiracy to poison the worldHomeopathy & the Spanish FluThe fallacy of the PCR “test” and “virus” modelFOIA's reveal the construct of CovidDaily news & comprehensive chronology of all Covid-related informationHow the fraud of AZT & AIDS set the foundation for lockdowns and tyranny The lab leak narrative & how it foments the "Virus Vs No Virus” Polarity within the freedom communityQuestioning the integrity and motives of Kennedy, Bigtree and others who push the lab leak narrative, while creating a "Virus Vs No Virus” Polarity within the freedom communityWoodstock, the Hong Kong flu & the digitization of mediaWhy were some people not captured by propaganda?Connecting the dots between fear, the economy, the banks, and Big PharmaCensorship of leading edge inquiries in the field of VirologyCoalescence of the “no virus” camp around the outing of a charlatanHow "covid culture" exists as an extension of the myopic #metoo movement Art and self-study will keep us afloat on the digital ocean...…while the truth and mirth shall set us free!

Orly Zeewy is a brand architect who helps startups cut through the noise. She has worked with dozens of founders and entrepreneurs to uncover their brands' DNA. Her book, Ready, Launch, Brand: The Lean Marketing Guide for Startups, teaches start-ups how to close the marketing gaps that can slow down sales and make it harder to scale their business. Within the pages, Orly shares her brand process for building the right team, attracting brand evangelists, and cultivating a sustainable company culture. During our time together, Orly and I discuss: Information: How to obtain, process and apply it Clarifying who you are, what your message is and how to communicate it to your clients Start-ups: Marketing, branding and passion Focus: The key factor to growth How to scale your business This episode is for anyone who is looking to understand marketing and messaging to propel their business into sustainable growth. You can connect with Orly here.

This exciting interview with Heather Gass dives into legal actions that can be performed in local communities by non-lawyers - like CFFS members - to have very tangible outcomes. Things like: How to make a records  or FOIA request for informationHow to create an affidavitHow to make an ethics complaint or file a bar grievanceHow to file a judicial grievanceHow to create and file a criminal complaintAny ordinary citizen has more legal ability than they ever imagined. We take an high-level overview of why we need these legal tools to hold civic leaders accountable for their actions.  Co-hosts Patrick Wood and Bob Frantz deliver their thought-provoking next podcast for Citizens for Free Speech.Citizens For Free Speech website https://www.citizensforfreespeech.org/Find them on Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/cffsFind them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citizensforfreespeechCitizens for Free Speech is the premier national training and networking organization for local activists who are ready to exercise their First Amendment rights in a strategic and responsible manner in order to effect meaningful policy changes in their local cities, towns and communities.Subscribe to the OBBM Network Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/2LopRv8p1ZEcytdUP377ug), iHeart, Google Podcasts and more.Find OBBM Network TV:Roku: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/2d588bed3170f71fd5e7173e8732082d/obbm-network-tvClouthub TV: https://clouthub.com/c/OBBMNetworkTVGab TV: https://tv.gab.com/channel/OBBMOBBM Network on Telegram: https://t.me/OBBMNetworkSupport the show

David SchwerinIn episode #84, our guest is David Schwerin, he is an author of three books, Conscious Globalism Conscious Capitalism, and  Know Your Soul: Bring Joy To Your Life. Today we will be talking about connecting with spirit, channeling, and how his latest book was written with the help of his spirit guides. What you will learn:How an energy healer he saw started channeling informationHow his spirit guides inspired him to write  Know Your Soul:Bring Joy To Your Life  A woman he was working with was able to channel Archangel MichaelWe all have the ability to connect with and channel anyoneHow he is able to channel Hermes, an ascended masterThe process of reincarnation in the same lifetimeHow he discovered he knew people that he shared a past life withSpirit guides will only provide information that is neededFor more info: http://www.consciousthinking.com/

Nicolas Robbe is the CEO of Hoverlay in Acton, Massachusetts. In 2016, he left his job as Chief Marketing Officer at Dynatrace and re-engaged with one of his passions—augmented reality. The space was going through a profound transformation, and his goal was to create new technology and cool new tools for the public. In this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow, host Dave Anderson talks to Nicolas about his work bringing augmented reality to screens. Nicolas describes how AR can bring deeper meaning to our experiences, associated opportunities and challenges, and the need for technologies that have a positive influence—promoting empathy and understanding instead of distancing people from one another.AR, he says, has the power to activate cognitive circuitry to convey emotion, promoting community connection and generating empathy and understanding. “As we live our lives, we're seeking meaning, looking for a deeper connection with the places we go and with the people around us. This medium is designed extremely well for that task, the same way the web is well-suited for sharing information and transacting.”Nicolas has always had a passion for understanding the nature of interactions between humans and systems and reducing the cognitive load on people when trying to transmit information to them. He describes multiple layers. One involves figuring out how to use visual metaphors to communicate and bring information into the physical world through a screen. Another involves getting off the screen to where the camera becomes a sort of browser—something a user can place content into just as they place images on a webpage. He explains how it works from a user perspective: They hold their phone, open the app, and see the video feed go through—as if they were taking photos. However, with AR, the camera is able to insert pixels and content into the field. “The magic is that the user creates the illusion of presence to help them feel the content. There are many techniques for creating the illusion so the brain accepts that it's real. The user holds their phone, sees the content, and plays along. The content is usually meaningful to their location.”Asked how virtual reality compares with augmented reality, Nicolas says, “VR is about taking you away from your reality and giving you, perhaps, a better reality or an experience you couldn't have in the physical world, with everything that entails. AR, on the other hand, tries to reconnect you with your physical environment. It could be a park, a building, (or) a kitchen. But it starts and ends with the location—the context—then augments it so your experience of that moment and location is more meaningful, more fun, more engaged. It's trying to connect you with the moment and the space versus taking you away from it.”Listen to this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow to learn more about:How augmented reality deepens our understanding of historyHow AR can be used to create connection and understandingHow context affects the experience and retention of informationHow augmented reality is different from virtual realityHow ethical concerns relate to AR, including fake news and virtual trespassing

Teacher Summer Road Trip 2022:  Week 2This summer we are revisiting some of the most popular tourist destinations (aka popular podcast episodes) of the 2021-2022 school year.Each week join us here on the podcast as we revisit these action-packed, and idea-inspiring episodes as your rest, and refuel for the upcoming school year.This week's podcast destination:  3 Tips to Increase Student SuccessHighlights:How to NOT overwhelm your students with too much informationHow to present new information with familiar tasksEliminating barriers to successCLICK HERE for Complete Show Notes------------------Links & Resources Mentioned in the Episode:Join our email family for exclusive Flash FREEBIES and Hot Summer DealsEPISODE 91: The TRUTH About Learning StylesJoin the LINKtivity Learning Membership and get access to my entire vault of LINKtivity Interactive Learning Guides - Click HERE to join.CLICK HERE to get your first LINKtivity FREE

With Dr. Charles Chaffin | Author | Researcher | Educator BIO: Charles Chaffin is a consultant, researcher, and educator focusing on a variety of topics related to financial planning. He works at the intersection of cognitive psychology, education, and financial planning. For 12 years, he served as Director of Academic Initiatives at CFP Board Center, leading research activities including the Academic Research Colloquium as well as Founding Executive Editor Financial Planning Review. He has been co-academic director of the client psychology program at Wharton and director of the teaching seminar at Columbia university. He has written and edited five books related to financial planning, including his most recent book, Numb: How the information age dulls our senses and how we can get them back. Dr. Chaffin is the host of his own podcast, “The Numb Podcast.” Highlights: The impacts of cognitive overload around ALL the information available within personal finances.How to manage, retain and implement informationHow to use information to deepen our relationshipsHow to deal with distractions, the push and pulls that challenge our attentionThe negative impacts of doom scrollingHow to develop a positive relationship with information Links: Dr. Chaffin's Website: CLICK HEREBuy Dr. Chaffin's book: CLICK HERE

Author of Prospecting Secrets for Network Marketers LinkedIn editionLinkedIn professional focused vs socialLooking to networkMost of the time they're not ready to build a business80/20 rule for those interestedPrequalified questionDoctor theory questionWhat happened in their lifeWhy are they lookingAre they openWho you are will attract what type of personIntrovert or extrovertLook for people who are like youFinding similar professions to network withYou know the lingo, difficulties and challengesJust go out and be yourselfUsing zoom or microsoft teams to close they're already qualifiedGet to the point, don't waste their timeToo much information shows you're a newbieExcitement not informationHow to present so they understandTrained, structure and consistent incomeUnique selling pointThe One-Minute Presentation Learn rapport and the core skills One-on-One Coaching+ session (retail $297) only $97 donation to the Snowdrop Foundation 501(c)(3) **expires 9/30/22Includes:Pre-coaching questionnaire (Skill and/or mindset questions to customize your coaching).30 minute personal coaching via Zoom.Action list sent after your call to get results!Full details send a message/call https://bigalbooks.com/contactus/

In this episode, Wendy Liebmann talks with Tim Girvin, founder and chief creative officer of Girvin Inc., about how companies need to tell their stories in this age when shoppers are more focused on their health and wellbeing than on accumulating things.They discuss:The importance of truth in storytelling when shoppers have access to so much informationHow to integrate the story through everything – packaging, store, website – so the relationship to the brand is unforgettableHow to “walk around the backside” of a brand – product or retail – to prove the story from a shopper's perspectiveThe importance of building a human connection across all touchpointsWhat it takes to train internal teams to tell better  storiesGet the transcript and other sources on our website.

Katherine Liu is a designer and illustrator building in Web3. She is a co-creator of the Mycoverse, a collection of 3,333 mushroom-inspired NFTs on the Solana blockchain.  The Mycoverse's mission is to onboard the next 1 million artists into web3. She is also the co-creator Nifty Generator, a simple, no-code way to generate NFT collections for Solana or Ethereum.She has been a designer at Instagram, IDEO, and Facebook. In parallel, she's launched multiple front page Product hunt projects and many of her own art works. Today, she's learning by exploring projects with her partner, founded a Web3 community, and dreaming up her next project. In this show we discuss:Launching a new NFT generator - NiftyGenerator - on product hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/nifty-generatorHow NiftyGenerator works - https://niftygenerator.xyzUpload images that are static or animatedUpload meta data - ETH or SolanaHow to think about an NFT and the roles it takes to create one: engineer, marketer, community manager, and designer.Mycoverse - https://mycoverse.xyz/ and its goal to onboard the next million developers onto the MetaversePorta Penguin - Pooping on penguin - https://www.katherineliu.me/portapenguinUsing NiftyPixels to mint your own NFT's - Polygon - https://www.niftypixels.ioChoosing Polygon to reduce the cost of minting and sharingHow to realize if you have enough conviction about your project: "Do we have 5 to 10 years of commitment?"What Katherine's learned from her projects?The community required to be successfulWhat minting isOpenSea - "Lazy minting" - They don't mint it until someone buys it. (no gas fees until someone actually purchases it)Foundation - You mint your NFT when you upload your artwork - giving name and descriptionOnce minted - it's uploaded to the blockchain and then you can't change the informationHow does Nifty Pixel mint?Transaction happens when you press mintPressing mint - should open a MetaMask (wallet) windowAfter you confirm the transaction, you're confirming that your wallet is the creatorShared ownershipRoyal - https://royal.io/How to join the MycoverseJoin the Discord - https://discord.com/invite/j8hczUtZcrYou can mint this month if you're luckyElectronic mushroom musichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-nIBA0V_Nohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2t-xGAg7-wKatherine's favorite mushroomFavorite to eat - Black trumpet mushroomFavorite aesthetic - CoralWhat Katherine is excited about, that she's not working on: DAO'sWe're introducing a new series where Will, Lee, and Andrew Learn about Web3. This is a pivotal moment in time where Web3 has exploded and a lot of smart people we know are dropping their careers to transition into Web3. This is a series where we bring friends on to learn about what's happening.Previous Will, Lee, and Andrew Learn about Web3 Episodes:Will, Lee & Andrew Recap After 25 Episodes and Starting a Learning Web3 Series#27 Yoshi Luk: Exploring DeFi (Decentralized Finance)#28 Evan Lai: How to Get Started Learning About Web3#31 Jay Chang: Cofounding Genopets. A Play-to-Earn NFT Game on Solana.#32 Shalin Pei: Coinbase Designer. Unlocking a Playground for Creativity.#33 Howie Zhang: Designing an NFT Game Economy as a Quant Analyst#34 Li Ouyang: Discovering an NFT Community She's Passionate About#36 Peter Ng: Designing Spatial. The Airbnb for NFTSResources to learn more:Read Chris Dixon: Why Web3 MattersListen to Tim Ferriss' episode with Chris Dixon and Naval Ravikant on Web3Listen to #14 Elliot Chun: Making the World a Better Place with Blockchain

For every $1 invested in email marketing, your business can gain an average of $38 back. Initiate and build your email marketing's ROI as Kalyn New, senior director of product and customer marketing at Campaign Monitor, delves into the fundamentals and steps to get started. Campaign Monitor's platform makes connecting with your audience through email marketing and automation tools extremely easy!They use drag and drop technology to create beautiful custom and optimised emails for over 250,000 customers globally.What you will learn in this episode:How your business can get started with email marketingAssessing your customers with the customer life cycleThe retention aspect of email marketingWhat frequency of email send-outs work bestOther ways your business can personalise email marketingRelevance and timelinessHow to apologise after an email marketing snafuThe best ways to obtain customer informationHow your brand can project your brand voice and uniquenessWhat defines a good ‘customer' for your brandThe user journey for Campaign Monitor's appThe four steps of understanding your customer life cycle Notable quotes:“It costs four times more to acquire a customer than it takes to retain an existing customer”“Give the customer control when and how they want to hear from you”“Every email you send to a customer, it should always come back to the ‘so what?' factor”“It's really dependent on what information you have about your customers and how you use that”“All customer communications have to be relevant and timely to that individual subscriber”“B2B marketing and B2C marketing is not all that different in terms of how you write it” Resources mentioned:Campaign MonitorCM Group EmmaCellarmastersCustomer life CyclePreference CenterSkip app (coffee) Book recommendations:Lean in by Sherill Sandberg What business would you build on Mars:I'd approach it like I'd approach anything here on earth. The first thing I'd do is understand the current landscape: What's available? What's on the market? What do the martians need that they don't have? Understand what those needs are first and try not to push a product or a service on them. Surveys and interviews, as boring as they sound, are super helpful to either validate the assumptions that you already have… And understanding where the martians are consuming their media? How do they like to be spoken to and making sure you're bringing a message to them - making it as easy as possible. The “so what” factor is important in this as well...Not underestimating the power of testing. Whether it's iterating over and over or ABCDE XYZ testing. If you approach it that way, me and Elon would be very successful. Reach Kalyn New here:on Linkedin

Luiza Junqueria, Architect and Urban Planner and first university student in Brazil to become LEED Accredited Professional (2008). Since 2007 acting as sustainability and health consultant for building certifications (LEED, WELL, Fitwel, GBC Casa, among others). Manager of the First WELL Certified building in Latin America (Gold Level) and the First Fitwel Multi Family Residential in Latin. Manager and team member of many projects seeking LEED certification such as shopping malls, soccer arenas (FIFA 2014 World Cup), industries, among others of the public and private sectors, which stand out the first Brazilian Core & Shell Certified building, the first school in Latin America and the first Brazilian city hall. Member: Materials committees for LEED adaptation in Brazil, Green Schools committee Former president of the materials committee for GBC Casa Former president of the Mind committee for the Well adaptation in Brazil (all of above coordinated by GBC Brasil) and member of the materials committee of CBCS Director of the Sustainability technical group of young entrepreneurs of CJE - FIESP. LEED Fellow (2020), WELL AP, DGNB (German Sustainable Building Council) and GBC Brasil Casa consultant, and volunteer of the Living Building Challenge Sao Paulo. Professor at AVM Distance Learning, and invited professor of the Mackenzie Presbiterian University and on the course "How to Become a LEED Green Associate '' by GBC Brazil. Co-creator and coordinator of the course "Comfort, Health and Well-being in Buildings" for GBC Brazil.   Show Highlights Determining the most suitable certification system for regional projects. Working with new technology in Brazil. The importance of specializing in residential and commercial certification projects. Luiza's is a pioneer and brings a plethora of firsts to Latin America.  The responsibility of WELL and Fitwell beyond a pandemic. Adopt a pioneer spirit with LEED for schools, LEED GA vs LEED AP, ESG credentials in projects.  Change society with education and investing in creating a LEED Fellow career.   The benefits of being a “generalist” in consulting. “We need to make green buildings more inclusive and accessible to all. Climate change is an urgent issue and it affects mainly the most vulnerable people. I truly believe that we have to give access to quality, sustainable buildings for everyone and not only the commercial buildings. We need to make it inclusive without exception to all.” -Luiza Junqueria    Luiza Junqueria Transcript   Luiza Junqueria's Show Resource and Information How to Avoid a Climate Disaster Healthy-Buildings-Indoor-Performance-Productivity Linkedin   Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES Charlie on LinkedIn Green Building Educational Services GBES on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Like on Facebook Google+ GBES Pinterest Pins GBES on Instagram   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to www.gbes.com/join to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community! If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Green Building Matters Podcast!   Copyright © 2021 GBES

Mike Hook joins us for this episode of the Child Care Business Podcast. As the VP of Sales for ChildcareCRM, Mike sees first-hand the issues child care owners/directors encounter when connecting with parents and building their enrollments. And he has a lot of great tips on how to tackle those issues. In our discussion, Mike covers a variety of strategies and tips, including: How to go beyond advertising your openings via physical signageHow to best capture parent informationHow to keep parents enticed while they're on your waitlist through fun, informative and regular communicationHow automation can help alleviate issues with consistent communication when you're buried in the other tasks required to run your centerThe importance of proactivity in nurturing strong parent relationshipsHow to classify families to ensure you're meeting them at the right point in their buying journeyAbout Mike:Mike Hook is the VP of Sales for ChildcareCRM, and his passion is to help grow and empower child care centers seeking to boost their enrollment. He sees firsthand the challenges that centers encounter when looking to grow their businesses, and has a ton of great advice to share. You can connect with Mike by visiting his website: https://www.childcarecrm.com/ or by emailing him at mhook@childcarecrm.com.  Additional Resources: For more tips from ChildcareCRM on waitlist management, visit https://bit.ly/3BhjSov. To get more insights on ways to succeed in your child care business, head over to our Resource Center at https://www.procaresoftware.com/resource-center/. Contact Us: Have an idea for a podcast or want to be a guest? Email us at podcast@procaresoftware.com.    

In this episode we discuss how searching for ultimate truths ultimately gets us nowhere and what we can choose instead.The anatomy of distraction + compassion fatigueBeing more strategic with what we subscribe to as truth, what we seek outRigid vs flexible truths, and the daily life implications Getting more adept at making choices by refining your filters + changing how we process informationHow to stop information hunting + searching for Truth (with a capital T) and live your life alreadyIf this was expansive for you, we invite you to join us in the Immortal Odyssey Network. Inside you can binge Ryan's articles and Q+As, and interact with the community. When you're ready to dive deeper, The Master Key: Strategic Belief Recoding + Practical Energy Mastery program is available again in October. Get on the waitlist and be in the know when the cart opens. We'd love to welcome you in.

"Data privacy is about people, which means it's about relationships, which ultimately means trust." - Nalini KaplanNalini Kaplan has focused on business strategy, customer relationship management, and data privacy for over three decades. Nalini combines the discipline of the big four consulting as she was formerly a partner with Deloitte Consulting, where she created and led several global practices with an entrepreneurial passion, interdisciplinary approach, intellectual curiosity, and a strong drive for results. Nalini helps business owners and CEOs build and manage their data privacy programs so that they not only comply with the law but lower risk, manage compliance and grow revenue, even if they don't have the staff to run a program.Interested to learn how to get the best deal when you sell your business? Attend my Deep Wealth Experience.Over 90-days, you'll master my 9-step roadmap. You're part of a mastermind group and receive private coaching. At the end of the 90-day,s you create a blueprint to help you optimize your business value. You also have the certainty of capturing the maximum value for your liquidity event.In the words of a business owner who went through the system, "the Deep Wealth Experience was hands down, the best program I've ever participated in."Would you like to receive The Sell My Business Podcast episodes automatically? Click here to subscribe.  SHOW NOTESYou can't open a newspaper today without seeing another data breach incidentWhy companies can go out of business from a data breachHow 70% of data breaches go unreportedThe risks a business faces from a data breachAn explanation of what makes up personal informationHow three pieces of information can identify 90% of the populationWhat you can expect your future buyer to do when it comes to your data privacy systems and policiesHow a failed data privacy audit can kill your dealAn overview of data privacy laws across various StatesWhy your M&A advisory team is not equipped to deal with data privacy issuesHow you can have an ROI from being compliant with data privacyWhy your cyber insurance policy claim can be denied if you're not compliant with data privacyHow to avoid an over-engineered data privacy protection systemStrategies on how to save time and money when becoming compliant with data privacyA simple but powerful diagnostic that finds your gaps when it comes to data privacyWhy a data privacy compliant business keeps its customers coming back for repeat businessHow to become self-sufficient with data privacy to save time and moneyWhat you don't know about so-called end-to-end encryption that can hurt your businessData privacy issues arising from lost notebooks, hard drives, USB drives, and serversHow phishing can take your business down and what you can do about itWhy remote work has opened up Pandora's box of data privacy issuesThe data privacy audit Nalini created that takes minutes to complete and how the results will shock you‍This podcast is brought to you by Deep Wealth. When it comes to your liquidity event, you have one chance to get it right, and you better make it count. Enterprise value is created from preparation and not the event itself. Learn how the Deep Wealth Experience helps you maximize enterprise value. Master the same strategies our founders used to increase their company value by 10X. Access the same 9-step road map of preparation that paves the way for success. Enjoy the certainty that you'll capture the maximum value on your liquidity event. ‍

Do you ever get in a MOOD and you feel like your emotions cloud your better judgement? All of a sudden you have an attitude and you feel like you can't shake it? Girl, me too! In this episode, I share 3 questions to ask yourself in order to shift your attitude and take back control.In this episode I talk about:Feelings are not facts, just informationHow are you converting your energy?3 questions to ask yourself when you want to change your moodCONNECT WITH KELCY AND FIND YOUR SEXY:www.findyoursexy.coInstagram: @kelcyvalletta

We will cover...What to do when a client reaches out How to guide clientsHow to extract the informationHow to scope the project

In Ep. 96, Get more Information How to push people to the core. ( You can follow me on Instagram- Sattyam03)

#18 Nancy Stratford has researched her family history for over 50 years and still has not reached the point of being “finished.” Nancy looks for ways to share what she learns with family and strangers alike, like writing a family cookbook or a local history of the Island Park, Idaho area. Through her dedication throughout her life she has learned about hundreds of people who are part of her family tree.In this episode Nancy shares:How features of FamilySearch and Ancestry.com help her learn new things about her relativesThe time a visit to a cemetery resulted in heaven-sent informationHow tangible items sometimes help prove family storiesThe book she wrote to share not only her family stories, but others in the communityThe story of how a favorite family dessert with Pennsylvania Dutch roots didn’t receive a warm welcome in the WestAbout Nancy:Nancy Stratford was born in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania as Nancy Lorraine Long. Her grandmother was the owner of the Bigg’s Family restaurant and she grew up waitressing in the Pocono Mountains. Nancy was the oldest of 3 girls and upon graduation went to Gettysburg College where she graduated in Biology with minors in Physics and Math. She started graduate school but became ill and soon married. Nancy had 3 children and moved frequently in her first marriage. She divorced and married her true sweetheart Ray Stratford who had 3 children of his own. Together they would become the “Brady Bunch family” and were married for 43 years. Ray and Nancy met and lived in upstate New York for many years, Ray worked at General Electric as a Harmonics Engineering expert. Nancy ran a food co-op, and became a professional volunteer, writing newsletters, serving as the PTA president, and active church involvement including teaching 8 years of Early Morning seminary (6:00 am) to high school students. They retired in 1990 and moved to Island Park Idaho, where Ray had maintained family property. Here they built a second cabin near the families original Tie Hack Cabin. Ray and Nancy served a full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Johannesburg South Africa during the end of Apartheid. They traveled the world from Egypt to Sweden. When living in Island Park, Idaho Nancy became the President of the local Historical Society. Nancy began writing weekly articles for the local newspaper on historical topics. One article series written on the Nez Perce Band was submitted for a National Award for Western writers. Nancy won first place. This prompted her to think about writing a full book on the History of Island Park. She had collected first-hand information, stories and knowledge. But she thought about the project with little progress for over 10 years. When Ray was in his last year fighting cancer, Nancy promised him she would finish the book. With the help of her daughter, Nancy put down the information needed to write her first professionally printed book. Nancy has started and maintained several book groups over her lifetime and currently reads about 2 books a week. Being the oldest living member of her extended family, she claims nearly 100 close relatives. They all know of her love of people, place and reading. Also Mentioned:Gold, Bears & Fly Fishing: The History of Island Park, the book written by Nancy, is available for purchase at Amazon.comEpisode Sponsor:Episode sponsored by Heather Murphy's signature 1:1 service, Resilience in Your Roots.

With more and more of our personal information living online, how can you keep your essential information safe and secure? In this episode, Jeff Green and Lauren Smith review strategies and techniques to help you protect your information and identity online. Together, they also share key steps you can take to guard yourself, and your finances, from harm.In this episode, you will learn:How to create and set up a strong password What a password template is — and how to develop oneHow you can protect your bank account informationHow to protect yourself from scammers and spamsAnd more!Tune in to find out how you can secure your information and identity today!Resources: Green Financial Group: (713) 244-3030

TOPICSWhat is TransfermarktThe importance of crowdsourced dataWhy did Transfermarkt prosper when similar sites did notConnecting the data geeks via communityThe business v community serviceThe business modelHow Transfermarkt recruit their researchersHow Transfermarkt calculate their player valuesThe importance of adding marketing value for major playersObtaining the concrete informationHow agents use TransfermarktThe importance of SEOThe internationalisation of TransfermarktHow Transfermarkt decide which markets to enterHow Transfermarkt are staffedThe transfer and rumours sectionHas anyone gamed the system?The technical infrastructure requiredDid the deal with Axel Springer want to change anythingWhat Transfermarkt can tell us about attention spans and the obsession with data

Join Shotgun Shells and Benny Lemms as they explain how to share a proper inventory with God, themselves and another human being! Topics discussed include: How we defeated COVID-19 (Dissecting the Information) How to locate and make Sure God hears one's inventory Difficulties associated with locating a human being willing to listen to one's inventory Sock puppets, reenactments, interpretive dance and other ways to more accurately share inventory How to stay safe when returning to in person meetings Follow us on Social Media: Facebook: Almost Sobes Podcast Twitter @almostsobes Instagram: almostsobes Email any questions comments or concerns to almostsobes@gmail.com Visit Merch Store at https://teespring.com/stores/almost-sobes-merch If you've read this far PLEASE, PLEASE Subscribe, leave a five star review and share with as many friends as possible.

We are pleased to share a recent webinar led by Daniel Schermele with several FabLearn Fellows in a conversation about assessment strategies for maker courses. The conversation included:Intent of assessment / why do we teach specific contentTypes of assessmentsBackwards planning vs. self-determined educationWhy do we assess? Accountability or just part of an antiquated educational system?What should we be assessing? Standards vs. skills. Knowledge vs. InformationHow do we assess?Using a product as assessment (when the process is really what’s important)TestingIndividual vs. team

Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Whether giving $1200 to every qualifying American helps the economy or not doesn’t matter. People need help. They’re scared. If you’re an entrepreneur, think about what the world might look like post-COVID-19—what companies can you start?“Whatever idea you may have, now is the chance to put together your thought process and business plan for the world you see on the other side” – Mark Cuban“When things are FUBAR, that’s when the heroes are made. That’s when the greatest opportunities are available. You just gotta get off your ass and do it.” – Mark CubanRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgWhat would you do if you were in the room negotiating a stimulus deal with D.C.’s top brass? Do you know what you’d say? And what you’d lobby for? Mark Cuban does.This week on Morning Brew’s Business Casual podcast, Cuban—owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Shark Tank investor, and media exec—does just that...and explains why perfection is the enemy of progress.As Cuban sees it, the longer lawmakers hem, haw, and split hairs over the appropriate response to COVID-19, the more they hurt American taxpayers. Right now, aching businesses big and small need leadership, but the government can only do so much. Cuban explains…Why we have no choice but to make decisions with imperfect informationHow bailouts should be structured to benefit more than just the corporate eliteWhen perspective matters more than profitAnd because he’s Mark Cuban...he gives plenty of entrepreneurial advice. Don’t miss this episode—listen now.

What would you do if you were in the room negotiating a stimulus deal with D.C.’s top brass? Do you know what you’d say? And what you’d lobby for? Mark Cuban does.This week on Morning Brew’s Business Casual podcast, Cuban—owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Shark Tank investor, and media exec—does just that...and explains why perfection is the enemy of progress.As Cuban sees it, the longer lawmakers hem, haw, and split hairs over the appropriate response to COVID-19, the more they hurt American taxpayers. Right now, aching businesses big and small need leadership, but the government can only do so much. Cuban explains…Why we have no choice but to make decisions with imperfect informationHow bailouts should be structured to benefit more than just the corporate eliteWhen perspective matters more than profitAnd because he’s Mark Cuban...he gives plenty of entrepreneurial advice. Don’t miss this episode—listen now.

Dale Spradling Ph.D., CPA, provides elite, virtual family office services. He worked in the IRS for 10 years, then in private practice and as a college professor. Dale currently works with ultra-wealthy business owners and families. He offers unique value to the Due Diligence Project.  What you will learn from this episode:How Dale aims to zero out taxes if the client provides adequate informationHow going deep into tax regulations brings good resultsWhy clients with great wealth should assume they may be audited and avoid worrying about itWhy Dale likes working as a CPA firm of oneHow he appreciates the VFO (Virtual Family Office) as a completely open-sourceHow empathy in discussions can reveal a real need which may not have been expressedHow Dale is upfront if he decides he can't help someoneConnect with Dale Spradling:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dale-spradling-550abb3/   Email: dale.spradling@gmail.comLearn more about The Due Diligence Project™ at:https://duediligenceproject.com/

In 2013 the NSA contractor Edward Snowden sent shockwaves through the American government when he leaked information exposing a number of vast mass surveillance programs providing the US Government and allies access to global digital communication networks. The harvesting of data has been aided by the vast data collection by big Tech Companies like Google and Facebook whose business model relies on knowing more about their users then their users know about themselves. The combination of state and corporate mass surveillance of the digital sphere has obvious consequences for both freedom of expression and information. Private conversations are rarely ever truly private and the centralization of communication platforms allows both governments and corporations to censor and control the flow of information. This development has changed public perception of the digital age from one of unlimited freedom, promise and possibilities to cynicism, fear and paranoia. But the age of mass surveillance was not ushered in with the Internet. In fact just as today mass surveillance was dominated by the leading liberal democracy of its day, when Great Britain laid the foundation at the outbreak of World War I. And as in the 21. century the issues that drove the push for mass surveillance and censorship at scale was national security and fears of extremism, disinformation and propaganda. With me to discuss the history of mass surveillance and its consequences for freedom of expression and information is Andreas Marklund who is the head of research at the ENIGMA Museum of Communication, in Copenhagen. In this conversation we will explore: How Britain built a system of mass surveillance through controlling and tapping global communication cables during WWI How Britain´s interception of the so-called Zimmerman telegram changed the course of history How “fake news” and propaganda became a main concern and cause for censorship and manipulation of information by governments How news agencies like Reuters became involved in this communication war through the influence of the British Ministry of Information How telephone communications were systematically surveilled and censored in Scandinavia How mass surveillance and censorship justified by war became useful tools for more general surveillance How the development of radio caused panics among governments who could no longer control or access the flow of information across borders? How Nazi Germany exploited mass surveillance “to give the government…such far-reaching insight into the thoughts, feelings, and aspirations of the entire German people as had never been known in all history”. The similarities and differences between the mass surveillance systems built during WWI and those of today How mass surveillance differs in democracies and totalitarian states Whether mass surveillance is an inevitable part of modern life even in liberal democracies Why have kings, emperors, and governments killed and imprisoned people to shut them up? And why have countless people risked death and imprisonment to express their beliefs? Jacob Mchangama guides you through the history of free speech from the trial of Socrates to the Great Firewall. You can subscribe and listen to Clear and Present Danger on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, YouTube, TuneIn, and Stitcher, or download episodes directly from SoundCloud. Stay up to date with Clear and Present Danger on the show’s Facebook and Twitter pages, or visit the podcast’s website at freespeechhistory.com. Email us feedback at freespeechhistory@gmail.com.

In this episode, Michael Haynes, a B2B customer and marketing strategy specialist and author of the book Listen Innovate and Grow shares the best ways to drive growth with a buyer driven B2B sales approach. Insights he shares include: How to know when you have the right understanding of the customer and the market Why businesses often struggle with sharing of customer informationHow to get to the heart of what the buyer and user is experiencingHow to identify with buyers and users in your market or industryHow to address the needs of the dual customer experienceHow to target B2B corporate customers and cater to influencers in those organizationsHow to make sure that your content is on point, and that leads to a better set of expectations and user experience?Why digital is not everything and how to best incorporate face to face meetings to create better customer experiencesHow to focus on creating experiences, then emotions which deepen relationshipsThe critical component to creating customer experiences that resonateHow to ensure you have the right growth frameworkHow the listen innovate grow framework can helpHow to use customer journey maps to provide the inputs we needWhy understanding your own business is critical to the sales processHow to strengthen your value propositionHow to nurture customers in their respective buyer journeys Learn more at -https://www.sproutworth.com/how-to-drive-growth-with-a-buyer-driven-b2b-sales-approach/

Do you want to excel in school and business? That's what Howard Berg helps people to do! Howard is widely known as the World's Fastest Reader and is listed in the 1990 Guinness Book of World Records for Reading more than 25,000 words/minute and writing more than 100 words/minute, a record he still holds. Now that is FAST!Howard has appeared on over 1,100 radio and television programs. He also appeared in a commercial with Justin Timberlake, Peyton Manning and Amy Sedaris promoting the Sony E-Reader. Visit Howard's website here: berglearning.com and use the code Meg10 to get a 10% discount on Howard's courses!We had a blast during this interview. Howard was truly a fun, informative and entertaining guest! He even challenged us to some brain games. Yikes! In this podcast episode, we discuss:How people can learn faster & perform betterHow people can become more successful by mastering more informationHow students can achieve amazing resultsHow you can gain an advantage in your business or careerHow to excel at mastering informationJoin Our Podcast Email List! Follow Our Podcast:Website: Listen To Our Podcast HereYouTube Channel Twitter LinkedIn Facebook InstagramAll Things College and CareerMeg's LinkedIn Bobbie's LinkedIn Music Production by Lena Keller: lena.m.keller@gmail.comTechnical Production: Richard BarnettSHOW NOTES:Get 10% off on Howard's Courses - use the Code Meg10: berglearning.comHoward's Website: Berg LearningHoward's Rotary Club WebsiteBuy Howard's Book | Super Reading Secrets Unlimited Selling PowerOne of Franz Bardon's BooksKonrad Lorenz - one of his books

"Technology is distracting us all the time. It’s incredibly effective ... because the people that are designing these apps understand how our brains work better than we do."– Sharon Maxwell On this episode of the Plan Simple Meals Podcast, I’m really excited to talk with Chelsea and Sharon Maxwell, an amazing mother-daughter duo. Sharon Maxwell is a clinical psychologist with more than 30 years of experience. Chelsea has a masters in education and has been working with her mom for 5 years to bring information about sexuality in the digital age to families and schools—and a larger message about navigating parenting in the digital age. I first met Sharon about 7 or 8 years ago when she spoke at my son’s school about talking to your kids about sex. (It starts earlier than you think!) Since then, I feel like so much has changed. Sharon believes that we have less control over the environment our kids are in on a daily basis: “If you want to be the person that acculturates your child and give them what your values are as a family, your capacity to do that has diminished.” Sharing values is really important because it affects how we approach all kinds of questions. One of the ways Sharon and Chelsea like to frame this discussion is with the phrase, In our family, so In our family, we believe that ..., in our family we think this is what’s important … Beyond values, it’s important for kids to understand how their brain works and how apps and other technology are designed to manipulate them.  We talk about:  Talking with teens about ways in which technology is actually manipulating how you spend your time and how you think about very important issues.  Understanding how your brain works, so you can understand why it’s hard to stop playing a game or disengage from devices Learning to exercise self-control, including tools like what to do with the energy of wanting something Phones and other technology as a distraction from doing hard things and the effect on developmental milestones—and how parents use these things as distraction too Teaching kids to use technology, the same way you would teach them to drive a car Being a creator, not just a consumer Talking with your kids about values, specifically around entertainment, information, and communication BIO Sharon Maxwell, Ph.D., is a psychologist, author, and educator. She’s a a practicing clinical psychologist, specializing in adolescent and family therapy. She is the author of the award-winning book, The Talk: A Breakthrough Guide to Raising Healthy Kids in an Oversexualized, Online, In-your-face World, and is currently working on a new book with her daughter Chelsea about raising healthy and responsible kids in a media-driven culture. She and Chelsea bring her Sexual Health and Responsibility Curriculum, to public and independent schools. Chelsea Maxwell, Ed.M., is a learning designer and educator. After receiving her BA from Vassar college, Chelsea specialized in curriculum development as well as technology and innovation at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She is currently focused on educating students about healthy relationships. Bringing years of experience as a director of mentoring for children and teens, Chelsea creates interactive and dynamic learning experiences for students of all ages. She has begun developing a series of online courses and is working with her mother, Dr. Sharon Maxwell on a book about raising healthy and responsible kids in a media-driven culture. LINKS www.maxwelled.com Scratch Doable Changes from this episode: DON’T AVOID UNCOMFORTABLE SITUATIONS. For one week, pay attention to when you turn to your phone to avoid uncomfortable situations. That may checking messages instead of talking to other parents at pick up, or scrolling though Facebook because you don’t feel like making dinner, or picking up your phone with no plan because you are bored and don’t know what to do. Sharon and Chelsea talk a lot about helping our kids with technology use, but start with yourself. Simply notice how you are using your phone and other technology. PRACTICE SELF-CONTROL. Start by being aware of desire. Ask, on a scale of 1–10, how much do you want this? Feel the energy of different desire levels in your body. What can you do with that energy of wanting? How can you transform it into something else? Could you create something with it? Save it up? You can try this exercise with your kids … or try it yourself next time you find yourself really wanting something. TALK ABOUT VALUES. You can start with In this family …  to frame the discussion. Try focusing on communication, information, and education. Sharon offers some questions to get started. Communication: What are your values around communication? Does what you say reflect who you are as a human no matter what media you are using? Information: How do you know something is true or not true? What are your values in terms of passing on information that you’re not sure is true? Entertainment: When is it okay to entertain yourself with another five minutes of Candy Crush versus when is it not okay? How are you going to integrate this new capacity to be entertained or distracted anytime you feel like it? Are you just avoiding the hard things by going online for five more minutes watching YouTube videos?

Search intent is the most overlooked part of keyword research and SEO. If you aren't generating the leads or sales from search, this keyword intent video is a must watch! Too many people focuse solely on the keyword and the keyword data like search volume and keyword difficulty. This is a huge mistake because the most important factor is the user's search intent behind that keyword search. When you match your content with the user's intent, and your SEO game is on point you have the true recipe for long term success with search engine marketing. As promised in the video, you can access my free Learn SEO class here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8EI6JaFbv4&list=PL0sOKzn__yK2dufOveT6OWr-3mMdNAIYL (the first video in that series is the free SEO course) You can get my keyword research trainings here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eofkzs0fVOA&list=PL0sOKzn__yK1kcevy9MZq5uBZyQKa487N (be sure to watch the first 2 videos in this series!) I also mentioned how you can structure the 'informational' content and 'transactional' content into a silo structure to get an extra boost in yoru search engine optmization strategy... Here are the SEO Silos videos that explain this strategy in detail: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT5qlMCqx4U&list=PL0sOKzn__yK3PLiaxyAZF5OY5oRatw_Hv To help you understand the ideas around keyword intent better, here is the content from most of the slides below for reference... Why search intent is KEY to success -Boosts time on site & engagement. -Shows you “get them” and adds value -You stand out from the SE SPAM -Builds trust The 4 Types of keyword search intent: -Information -Consideration -Transaction -Location Informational Search Intent -How to ____ -Signs of ____ -What is ____ -Who was ____ -When did ___ happen? -History of _____ -Where did ____ start? -Different ways to ____ Consideration Search Intent -Top 10 _____ -Best ______ -____ Comparison -____ Reviews -____ or ____ for ____ -Category searches -“Home gym for ____” -Electric bikes Transactional Search Intent -Buy ______ -Best deal for ______ -Coupon for _______ -Free shipping on ___ Location Based Search Intent -Service type - (locksmith or plumber) -URL or website name -Company name -Product search (vegan Chinese food) Example – Pet owner needs a new vacuum that can clean up the pet hair. -Information - How to clean dog hair from carpet -Consideration - Best vacuum cleaner for pet hair -Transaction - Best deal on Dyson Animal 2 -Location - Dyson dealer Master keyword search Intent and... -Users will enjoy your content more -Google will display your content more -You build trust more quickly -Your recommendations are better received

Catch up on Rollers // Zay is setting some dates on the record: FEBRUARY 4, 2019Editing Robots // Apparently they exist in some form… Too bad they suck.A terrible overview of lensesMainly the difference between anamorphic and spherical lenses.Thank you @RedCamera for the helpful informationHow “super” film works // Short version is that they move the soundtrack and use more of the film stock for the image. Here’s the longer version.Photo Emulsion paint!!!! //This might be the coolest thing everHow to print photos onto objects“Momento Mori” / “Remember Death.”The Belly of the Beast // This is the history of the “Brazen Bull.”The Colosseum in Rome // It was actually built between 70 and 80 AD.Going back in time with iPhones! // Flappy Bird and the Mario iPhone GameJon says if he could find some metal he could charge up in iPhone in 70 AD.Here’s a how-to video…for charging a phone without electricity.New Movie Idea // Guy goes back in time, brings a disease, wipes out Rome at its peak."Preppers" // Here are the kind you should apparently avoidA Conversation about Hiroshima and Nuclear BombsThis man survived Hiroshima and Nagasaki // Tsutomu YamaguchiHiroshima, by John Hersey - A first hand account of the blasts thereThe Hiroshima Peace Museum that Jon visitedThe Tzar Bomba (the largest explosion ever created). The bomb dropped over Hiroshima was yielded a blast of about 15 kilotons. The Tzar Bomb yielded a blast that was 500,000 kilotons, about 33 times larger.32:00 // MAIL BAGTed Turner is building Westworld! // Check out his ranches… It’s insane.Dan Hekman grew up by a Bison FarmEverglades National Park // The most beautiful and terrifying place ever?Adaptation // A film written by Charlie Kaufman and directed by Spike Jonze // Watch the trailerJon and Zay Give some Podcast RecommendationsSerial Season 3 // Here’s the websiteS-Town // One of the finest podcasts ever createdSerial Season 1 // It took place near Zay’s House in BaltimoreThe Polybius Conspiracy (2017) // From RadiotopiaDonkey Kong // The video of the world recordFilmspotting // Easily one of the best podcasts on film. Period. Find them at filmspotting.netScuffed // A great soccer podcast you should check it out hereExistential question check in // Do you think you did, or are doing, your life “right?” Don’t forget to write in! And thanks to Archie for giving us a great honest answer. Hit us at info@mamabearstudios.com54:00 // The inaugural episode of “Libertarian Ranting with Jon and Zay.”The Greatest Sign Flipper Ever // How does he do it? Lots of wasted time… Rosemary’s Baby //The Novel (1967) - By Ira LevinRoman Polanski // Sharon Tate // The Manson Murders (1969)Gimme Shelter (1970) // The documentary chronicles The famous concert at Altamont where the Hell’s Angels stabbed and killed a young black man.Peter Biskind // Basically the official chronicler of HollywoodEasy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-and-Rock 'N' Roll Generation Saved Hollywood (1999) // This book is amazing. READ IT.Down and Dirty Pictures: Miramax, Sundance, and the Rise of Independent Film (2005) // This book is also incredible. If you’re interested in working in film, read them BOTH.Credits and Personal Links:A Mama Bear Studios Production // Mama Bear Studios’ WebsiteProduced and edited by: Isaiah SmallmanExecutive Producer: Jon SchimpfOpening music: "The Get Down," Produced by Summer DregsOutro music: Composed and Recorded by Tom Paulus and Max BelzCover Art by: Nate GiordanoShow Website | ThatWay.fmShow Twitter | @ThatWayPodJon TwitterIsaiah InstagramIsaiah IMDBIsaiah’s Twitter (which he never uses)Isaiah LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With all the free online content out there to educate yourself, why would you bother paying for information or training? There are a couple ways to approach this as different people will obviously have different perspectives but there is a reason why all this free motivational and inspirational content is so readily available. The easy answer is that it’s click bait and obviously intended to provide you general information to motivate you to purchase their product or service. This can be ok as it’s a common practice for marketing but when it comes to information, you must be sure to research on your own to validate the information you receive. While the amount of free information is plentiful, there is something to be said about paying for information and training. Hands-on training and information regarding systems and processes are valuable so therefore it costs money as there was a significant amount investment regarding the time and money to develop it. Generally paid information is usually better than free content as it is more structured with step by step instructions but you still must conduct your own research to make a decision that benefits you the most. With that being said, if you’re just starting out then definitely research and absorb as much free content as possible with videos and podcasts. At some point, you will want to start making some small investments in books or low-cost training courses to move to an intermediate level. From there, you can then determine the type of advanced training and budget required to start taking significant actions towards your long-term goals. Learn about these topics and much more here in today’s video: Free Online Content vs Paying for Information (+ How to Calculate ROI and Scaling Your Business)

Please Support The Show with a DonationUlrich Boser is a best selling author and senior fellow with The Center for American Progress. He has been a contributing editor for US News and World Report and his work has appeared in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, and Huntington Post. His latest book, Learn Better: Mastering the Skills for Success in Life, Business or School - or - How to Become an Expert in Just About Anything, will equip you with actual skills to get better at what some have called the ultimate survival tool: learning how to learn. This topic is relevant to literally everyone. To be alive is to learn and grow and change (whether we're aware of it at times or not!) so it's important to sharpen our skills in order to get better at getting better. What is discussed in this episode will confirm some of what you know about how people learn, challenge some beliefs you might have about this topic and teach you a few things in the process that will make you a better student of life. Bombas - enter offer code WOLF at checkout for 20% off your first purchase www.bombas.com/wolfIn This Interview, Ulrich Boser and I Discuss...The Wolf ParableHis book, Learn Better: Mastering the Skills for Success in Life, Business or School - or - How to Become an Expert in Just About AnythingLearning how to learnGetting better at getting betterThe ultimate survival toolBeing actively engaged in the learning processMaking meaning out of somethingThe hypercorrection effectGiving our brain time to make sense of the information, reflectionHow critical it is to understand relationships between thingsVarying the circumstances in which we learn/apply informationHow it's easier to remember something new if you can hang it on to something oldA systematic approach to learning somethingValue: valuing what you're learningTarget: learning small pieces of info at a timeDevelop: practice & get feedbackExtend: elaborating on something, looking at it from different anglesRelate: analogies are the essence of thought, relating something to other thingsRethink: take time to process informationMetacognition: thinking about thinkingWhat are you going to learn and how will you know that you know it?How intertwined emotion and cognition areDigestible parts: learn less at a timeAt 90 minutes of learning, adults are kind of doneActive learning strategiesHypotheticals: what would happen if...Why it's important to stay away from crammingPlease Support The Show with a Donation

In the last decades British government and society has been opened up in all sorts of new ways. From the Freedom of information Act to Open Data and from surgeons’ performance rates to ownership of UK businesses, we know a great deal more about what is being done and spent in our name. New initiatives promise new openness about everything from gender pay gaps to executive bonuses. Exposés such as the MPs’ expenses scandal show what effect the new openness can have. But how open is Britain? How well do these new systems of openness and streams of data work? Can they be avoided or turned to politicians’ advantage? This seminar asks a panel of experts to discuss how open Britain really is and to look to the future and ask, as Britain moves into the opaque world of the Brexit negotiations and faces new and uncertain post-EU world, how open will the new UK be? Panel: Martin Rosenbaum (Journalist, BBC) Rosemary Agnew (Former Scottish Information Commissioner and now Scottish Public Services Ombudsman) Professor Sarah Childs (Professor of Politics and Gender, Birkbeck College) The event is chaired by Dr Ben Worthy, whose book The Politics of Freedom of Information: How and Why Governments Pass Laws that Threaten Their Power was published in 2017. Facebook: www.facebook.com/BirkbeckPolitics/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/birkbeck-dept-of-politics Twitter: www.twitter.com/bbkpolitics Centre website: www.csbppl.com Department website: www.bbk.ac.uk/politics/

How has Brexit influenced the UK’s transparency regime and how, in turn, will openness will shape Brexit? There are three ways of looking at Brexit and open government: 1) possible changes to old policies and new ones being pushed, 2) the new Prime Minister either championing transparency or supporting secrecy, and 3) the openness of the Brexit process itself, which has so far struggled between the executive’s secretive prerogative powers and the legislature’s rights to know. May’s government will be seen as one that prized secrecy but conceded openness, an object (and abject) lesson in how hard it is to keep government closed in the 21st century. The May administration 2016–2017 is likely to be remembered as a secretive one, headed by a Prime Minister that wished to govern through confidentiality and closed networks. There were some high-profile openness policies, but they were inherited and slow. In this lecture, Ben Worthy will explain how Brexit shows how badly the approach misfired. The government’s plan of no ‘running commentary’ and secrecy was undermined by the Supreme Court, the UK Parliament and the EU Commission – who all forced greater transparency and greatly limited May’s room for manoeuvre and concealment. The three institutions – creating and using ‘institution friction’ to open up government – also exposed the government’s lack of preparation and undermined the UK’s credibility and leverage even before Brexit began. Speaker biography Ben Worthy is a lecturer in Politics at Birkbeck College, University of London. He has written extensively on issues around Transparency, Openness and Freedom of Information including co-authoring the book Does FOI Work? His latest book is ‘The Politics of Freedom of Information: How and Why Governments Pass Laws That Threaten Their Power’ (Manchester: MUP) and you can read an extract here. He is also researching the impact of the UK Government’s Transparency Agenda and is also the Independent Reporter on the UK’s Open Government National Action Plan for the Open Government Partnership. He was previously Research Associate in Freedom of Information at UCL’s Constitution Unit.

If you think search involves merely typing away keywords on a search engine and instantly arriving with relevant results, you’re wrong. Search is a science, and I’ve got Alton Duderstadt II on the show to tell us all about how search engines work and how to fully understand its complexities to make sure you rank and get the most traffic. Alton is President of Searchology, a company that offers online marketing services like SEO, pay per click, and online reputation management. In this podcast we discuss the following: How search involves various elements to produce different types of resultsHow understanding Universal Search allows you to pinpoint your target marketWhy SEO involves time and thought, and there is no silver bulletSEO vs. SEM, and which strategy works best for your businessThe various ways people search for informationHow to integrate Social Media with your marketing tacticsWhy listening and tracking is absolutely essential in online marketing Get ahead on the search game and tune in to this podcast today!

If you think search involves merely typing away keywords on a search engine and instantly arriving with relevant results, you’re wrong. Search is a science, and I’ve got Alton Duderstadt II on the show to tell us all about how search engines work and how to fully understand its complexities to make sure you rank and get the most traffic. Alton is President of Searchology, a company that offers online marketing services like SEO, pay per click, and online reputation management. In this podcast we discuss the following: How search involves various elements to produce different types of resultsHow understanding Universal Search allows you to pinpoint your target marketWhy SEO involves time and thought, and there is no silver bulletSEO vs. SEM, and which strategy works best for your businessThe various ways people search for informationHow to integrate Social Media with your marketing tacticsWhy listening and tracking is absolutely essential in online marketing Get ahead on the search game and tune in to this podcast today!

Is Ecomm a bigger or smaller piece of your audience's sales? Is the offline impact message relevant?In this segment, Channel IQ has the pleasure of welcoming back Daniel Silverman, VP of Ecommerce Strategy & Sales Support at Etailing Solutions, a division of Epsilon. Mr. Silverman and your Add to Cart host Anthony discuss digital asset management (DAM) and product information management (PIM), focusing on product education and the online/offline impact?In this segment we discuss topics revolving around asset management and its influence on online and offline sales, including:How and why non-store retail is the only channel growing double digitsThe largest online entity driving the growth and proliferation of product and brand informationHow ecommerce conversion numbers are actually slipping, why traffic doesn't necessarily convert on marketplace anymore What is the largest influencer of all retail salesWhat is the most important channel to focus your marketingAn agnostic view of conversion – does it really happen online or offlineHow to optimize item and brand presenceWhat you need to ensure success of your Product Information Management (PIM) and Digital Asset Management (DAM)These are only a few of the topics discussed in this informative segment.Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of how educating the consumer about your products online can better influence their offline purchasing decision.You’ll be surprised at how the numbers add up.

Is Ecomm a bigger or smaller piece of your audience's sales? Is the offline impact message relevant?In this segment, Channel IQ has the pleasure of welcoming back Daniel Silverman, VP of Ecommerce Strategy & Sales Support at Etailing Solutions, a division of Epsilon. Mr. Silverman and your Add to Cart host Anthony discuss digital asset management (DAM) and product information management (PIM), focusing on product education and the online/offline impact?In this segment we discuss topics revolving around asset management and its influence on online and offline sales, including:How and why non-store retail is the only channel growing double digitsThe largest online entity driving the growth and proliferation of product and brand informationHow ecommerce conversion numbers are actually slipping, why traffic doesn't necessarily convert on marketplace anymore What is the largest influencer of all retail salesWhat is the most important channel to focus your marketingAn agnostic view of conversion – does it really happen online or offlineHow to optimize item and brand presenceWhat you need to ensure success of your Product Information Management (PIM) and Digital Asset Management (DAM)These are only a few of the topics discussed in this informative segment.Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of how educating the consumer about your products online can better influence their offline purchasing decision.You’ll be surprised at how the numbers add up.

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