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Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, jūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok pasaceit „pēc manām domām, manuprāt”. Itai lobuok – pa munam, pa manim. Var saceit pa munam i pa tovam, i var saceit ari pa manim, pa tevim. Pa manim itai nav pareizi dareits, a kai pa tevim? Piec munom dūmom – tys jau ir otkon puorlykums nu latvīšu literaruos volūdys. Nav juosakauna nu latgaliskuos runys, bet vysleidza, kod esi publiski koč kur, tev vairuok juopadūmoj, kaidim vuordim tu izasoki. I tod cylvākam nazkaidys barjerys suocās, tod jam suoc ruodeitīs, ka tys, kai es sātā runoju, nav pareizi, tod maņ vajaga runuot gruomotu volūdā. A tei gruomotu volūda parosti saīt tys tulkuojums nu latvīšu volūdys. Tod tei ir, tai saucamuo, trešuo izlūksne, kas atsaškir tikai fonetiski. I taida latgalīšu volūda nivīna nainteresātu, nivīns rītumu profesors koč kaidā augstškolā napieteitu taidys volūdys, ka jei byutu tikai fonetiski puorlykumi nu latvīšu literaruos volūdys. Mums ir divejis sistemys, i mums obejis sistemys byutu juokūp. I latgaliskuo seviški partū, ka tei latgaliskuo ir nūturiejuse vairuok arhaismu, vairuok senejuo, nakai latvīšu literaruo volūda – tradiceja, kura jau ir apcierptuoka, kura, prūtams, ir vajadzeiga, par kuru mes ari stuovim sardzē. Bet ari tei ūtra – latgalīšu literaruo ci rokstu volūda, kai myusu volūdys boguoteibu ruodeituoja, juotur.

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, jūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok pasaceit „slynks”. Itai lobuok – natiklis.   Mums ir lobs baltu ciļmis vuords – natiklis i natikle. Ak, tu mozuo natikleite, i, ak, tu natikleits, otkon tu babys naklauseji. Tiklis byutu „čaklītis”. Tykums, natykums. Natykums – nalobs īrodums, bet tys ir tys pats tiklis, natiklis, tys ir tuos pošys saknis vuords. Naturi natykumu ar pierstu dagunā buozt, par pīmāru, nu naturi taida natykuma.  

Join Itai Gafni, Co-Founder and CEO of Huskeys, for an unvarnished evaluation of why web application firewalls (WAF) have remained functionally stuck in the 1990s. While modern application traffic has evolved from human browsers to a complex matrix of APIs, automated microservices, and autonomous AI agents, legacy WAF solutions still rely on brittle, static rule sets. An alumnus of Israel's elite Unit 8200 where he engineered advanced intelligence and cyber platforms, Itai is leading a massive paradigm shift. In this episode, we discover why security teams are terrified of updating their firewall rules—and how introducing an agentic control plane allows enterprises to optimize threat detection without breaking production or driving away legitimate customer revenue.

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok pasaceit „breids, breižim”. Itai lobuok – olps, olpom. Olpom – Baltu ciļmis cīši skaists, lobs vuords. Breižim, šaļtim, reizem, vysaiži var izsaceit, bet myusim ir olps, olpom, olpim. Vīnā olpā – vīnu breidi. Vīnā olpā maņ ruodejuos, ka es varātu tū dareit, a cytā olpā jau atsasaceju. Itymā olpā, itys olps – itys breids.  

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par vuordu „sapyns, sepinēt”. Sepinēt vīnai daļai latgalīšu ir tys pats, kas vyds dialekta sapņuot.  Dīnavydlatgolā nasoka sepinēt. Dīnavydlatgolā soka sapyns i sapynuot. Cyti jū lītoj ari ar ūtru nūzeimi – sepinēt nūzeimej jau taidus kai mūrgi, koč kas nareals, ka tu stuosti damaluodams varbyut, voi tī dalykdams, īsadūmuodams, ka tai varātu byut, bet tai patīseibā nav. Na vysai lobi sapyni palīk par mūrgim. Sapyns ari ir ar lelu fantazejis procentu – tu īsadūmoj, kai tys varātu byut, voi kai tev grybātūs, kab tai byutu. Tovys īdūmys, tova īsadūmuošona. Var byut ari leli sapyni – grybu tikt olimpiskajā komandā. Vysaidi sapyni var byut.

Marketing agencies are one of those things founders know they need, but often end up navigating with little visibility into what's actually working, where money is leaking, or who's truly accountable for growth.In this episode of Uncomplicate It, I sit down with Ivan Janku, CEO of Digital Rocket, to talk about what really happens behind high-performing marketing systems and why so many businesses still struggle with wasted ad spend, weak funnels, poor attribution, and disconnected customer journeys.Ivan shares how he built Digital Rocket after seeing agencies avoid accountability, hide behind vanity metrics, and prioritize retainers over real business outcomes. His philosophy is refreshingly direct: cut the BS, show the math, and focus on what actually drives profitable growth.From Meta ads and email marketing to mobile-first websites, conversion strategy, and AI, this conversation breaks down what modern marketing really requires in 2026 and why most businesses are still skipping the fundamentals.His perspective is clear: scaling isn't about spending more money, it's about fixing the leaks before you pour more traffic into the system.We talk about why most founders misunderstand ROAS, how attribution has become one of the biggest blind spots in marketing, and why agencies that only focus on one channel are often missing the bigger picture entirely.We also get into:Why most businesses scale ads before fixing their foundationsThe biggest mistakes founders make when hiring agenciesWhy transparency and accountability matter more than flashy reportingHow poor websites quietly destroy conversionsWhy mobile-first design is now essentialThe truth about attribution, ROAS, and cross-channel marketingWhy email marketing is still massively underratedThe hidden psychology behind trust and buying behaviorHow AI is improving marketing and where it's making things worseWhy “UGC” is quickly losing authenticityThe importance of customer journey thinking instead of channel obsessionHow businesses can increase profitability without increasing ad spendWhy data matters, but strategy still matters moreTakeaways:Great marketing starts with trust and clarityMost businesses have profit leaks they don't seeScaling traffic into broken systems wastes moneyData is only valuable if you know how to interpret itAI can improve execution, but not replace human strategyThe best agencies act like partners, not vendorsMulti-channel marketing matters more than everCustomer experience drives long-term growthIf you've ever questioned whether your marketing is actually working, felt burned by agencies, or struggled to understand where your growth is breaking down, this conversation will completely change how you think about scaling a business.Connect with Ivan;Linkedin: https:www.linkedin.com/in/ivanjankuWebsite: https://digitalrocketads.com/Follow Us:

Itai Sadan is the CEO and Co-Founder of Duda, a professional website builder for agencies and SaaS Platforms. Under Itai's leadership, Duda rapidly expanded its professional website builder product suite with an emphasis on empowering web professionals with cutting-edge tools to help them create beautiful conversion-driving websites at scale. To date, Duda hosts more than a million active websites that have been built by over 23,000 customers globally. Itai's expertise in the online presence and web design space has been cited by USA Today, Forbes, Inc., HuffPost, Search Engine Land, and more. Itai has a BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics from the University of Ben Gurion in Israel. Fun Fact: “Duda” is a variation of “Dude,” which is the main character in his favorite movies of all time, The Big Lebowski. Links: https://www.duda.co If you're enjoying Entrepreneur's Enigma, please give me a review on the podcast directory of your choice. The show is on all of them and these reviews really help others find the show. iTunes: https://gmwd.us/itunes Podchaser: https://gmwd.us/podchaser TrueFans: https://gmwd.us/truefans Also, if you're getting value from the show and want to buy me a coffee, go to the show notes to get the link to get me a coffee to keep me awake, while I work on bringing you more great episodes to your ears. →  https://ko-fi.com/entrepreneursenigma Support me on TrueFans.fm → https://gmwd.us/truefans. Support The Show & Get Merch: https://shop.entrepreneursenigma.com Want to learn from a 15 year veteran? Check out the Podcast Mastery Community:https://www.skool.com/podcasting Follow Seth Online: Instagram: https://instagram.com/s3th.me LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethmgoldstein/ Seth On Mastodon: https://indieweb.social/@phillycodehound The Marketing Junto Newsletter: https://MarketingJunto.com Leave The Show A Voicemail: https://podcastfeedback.com/entrepreneursenigma Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok lūceit darbeibys vuordus vieliejuma izteiksmē. Itai lobuok – mes grybātumem, mes runuotumem, mes doncuotumem. Vieliejuma izteiksmē – mes grybātumem. Lideja Leikuma skaidroj: „Tys ir koč kas breineigs, kas myusu volūdā ir. Patīseibā tei ir myusu vacvacuo forma darbeibys vuorda sistemā. Dīnavydlatgolā juos ir dzeivys pa šudiņdīnai, puorejim latgalīšim jau mozuok. Vydsdialekta latvīši itū sovpateibu seņ jau pagaisynuojuši, jim nav tuo formu škeiruma, šur tur, pa kaidai koč kur nūskaņ vēļ Kūrzemis kaiduos izlūksnēs, bet jim nav pylnā sistemā nikur vairs itūs formu, a latgalīšim vēļ ir kotrai personai, i pa šudiņdīnai juos vēļ ir dzeivys. „Mes runuotu” jau ir jaunuoka forma. „Mes runuotumem” ir vacuo forma. Jei ir breineiga, juos vajaga turēt. Tys ir tys, par kū myusu volūdai pīvierš viereibu ari tī zynuotnīki Rītumeiropys vaļstīs, kas suoc iņteresētīs par latvīšu volūdu, jī tiuleņ ituos formys aproksta kai lelu duorgumu. A mes poši sova monta namuokam nūviertēt. Tys ir tys, ar kū mes asam interesanti pasauļam.” Vieliejuma izteiksmē itai lobuok: Es grybātum, tu gribietim, jis, jei grybātu, mes grybātumem, jius grybātumet. Ka maņ byutu īspieja, es doncuotum nu reita da vokora. Mes doncuotumem obejis, ka mums tei īspieja byutu. Mes runuotumem nu reita da vokora. Jius runuotumet nu reita da vokora.    

Lecture from Sept. 17th, 2023Itai Dōshin (異体同心) is a Buddhist principle often translated as “many in body, one in mind.” It teaches that although individuals may differ in personality, background, abilities, and circumstances, they can work together harmoniously when united by a shared purpose, spirit, or aspiration. In Nichiren Buddhist thought, Itai Dōshin emphasizes unity based on mutual respect, compassion, and dedication to the Dharma, encouraging practitioners to overcome ego and division in order to support one another and create peace within the community and society.

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok pasaceit „paļauties”. Itai lobuok – atsadūt. Lideja Leikuma skaidroj: „Vuords „pasaļaut” caur latvīšu literarū volūdu īguojs. Var saceit – atsadūt, nūticēt. Aprokstūšuos konstrukcejis var byut vairuokys, i navajag raudzeit vysod atrast vuords pret vuordu – es tev nūtycu, es tev pylnā mārā nūtycu, tycu tikai sev. „Davīrēt” byus atrūnams vacajuos gruomotuos, tys ir vacs slavismys myusu volūdā, i taidi vaci slavismi vīns aiz ūtra palānai atmierst.”

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok saceit „zupa”, itai lobuok – virīņs, vyrumeņš.

In Israel's Negev Desert, which spans most of the country's land mass but home to only 8% of its people, sits Dimona, a town built from scratch to house new immigrants from across the Middle East and beyond, and it is where some of the biggest growth is happening.In this episode, HRC Assistant Director Robert Walker sits down with Itai Tick, who is a reservist in the Israeli military and the Director of Mifalot Dimona, which works with underprivileged youth in Dimona.We speak to him about the city's rapid growth, life in the desert, and about some remarkable events during the recent war with Iran.

This last week of being back from Florence has given me a chance to reflect a bit on he experience of not just being in a foreign country, but being in a completely different kind of physical environment. By that I mean, the city of Florence, or more specifically a city where I was walking everywhere. The origins of Florence date back to around 59 BCE. From that time, the city has continuously grown and evolved to what it is today.  When you look at a map of Florence, you see a lot of twisty and windy streets that are built with cobblestones and buildings that run almost right up against them. From an accessibility standpoint, it presents a lot of challenges as I saw people being pushed in wheelchairs with great effort (or pulling suitcases for that matter). But beyond that, there is a quaintness and opportunity to be in a place where there are more people moving around than cars. Moving freely in a way that was unencumbered by traffic, being able to explore and discover, feeling a certain kind of vibrancy rooted in antiquity but lived in modernity. And now I am back in the exurbs, which has its own kind of design, whether it be intentional or just organic. Like Florence, homes and streets get built at different times. Some structures are destroyed and then rebuilt, green spaces created, land getting preserved, other land getting constructed.  It is not just a dance of history, but also the presence or absence of intentional design. To talk about designing cities, I welcome Itai Palti to the Experience by Design studios. Itai has a background in architecture and working as an architect. He also is the founder of the Centre for Conscious Design, “an international collective promoting the emergence of healthy built environments using Conscious Design principles.” Together they promote the Conscious Cities Movement, “a global movement that reimagines the built environment as an extension of ourselves and our communities.” We talk about how architecture can be about community empowerment, creating environments and structures that bring people together rather than drive them apart. Itai talks about the decline of serendipitous connections, especially in cultures that de-emphasize community and prioritize solitude. Between those poles is the need to find compromise in how we build lived environments. Itai also discussed the importance of using scientific insights into architectural design. We explore how architects need to balance client demands with their desire to create socially impactful design. Accomplishing this goal requires that more than architects be involved, leveraging the expertise from all disciplines to come together in constructive dialogue to combine knowledge to create better cities and communities. Thus, we talk about systems design as well, and how the built environment is a key element in experience design. After being in Florence for only a few days, which was enough time to enjoy a walkable environment, that is something I can attest to. Itai Palti on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itaipalti/ The Center for Conscious Design: https://theccd.org/ Conscious Cities Movement: https://theccd.org/conscious-cities/

In this episode of Pricing Heroes, we speak with Danilo Zatta, one of the world's leading pricing minds — as described by the Financial Times — and a LinkedIn top five pricing thought leader. Danilo is a global pricing and top-line growth advisor to blue-chip companies and private equity investors, and the author of more than 20 books. He joins us to discuss his latest, Revenue Growth Management: How to Capture Hidden Value in FMCG and Retail, a practical playbook for commercial teams navigating price, promotions, mix, and trade terms in an increasingly complex retail landscape.Key Topics:Why pricing alone is no longer sufficient, and how the shift to revenue growth management changes the way commercial teams operateThe five core RGM levers — pricing, promotions, mix, trade terms, and innovation — and how to manage them as a coordinated systemHow the most successful retailers are building cross-functional RGM teams that span finance, category, sales, and marketingThe gap between data-driven ambition and month-end firefighting, and what it takes to close itAI as a force multiplier in RGM: where it works, where it's being misapplied, and how to identify the highest-value use casesThe Novus case study: how Ukraine's leading retailer used Competera's AI pricing platform to achieve a 6.7% profit uplift amid wartime volatilityA preview of Danilo's upcoming book on AI pricing, including build vs. buy decisions and change management for pricing software rolloutsRecommended Resources:Ten Rules of Highly Effective Pricing by Danilo ZattaThe Pricing Model Revolution by Danilo ZattaPricing Decoded by Danilo ZattaImpact Pricing podcast by Mark StivingThe Price Point newsletter (via Danilo's LinkedIn)Connect with Danilo Zatta on LinkedIn.Get in touch with us----------Get your free copy of Get Ready for the Future Of Pricing with our A-Z Guide.For more information about AI pricing solutions, check out our Corporate sponsor Competera.ai.

A new episode of the Resilient Cyber Show just dropped, and this one is a conversation I've been looking forward to for a long time.I sat down with Tanya Janca, better known to most of the AppSec world as SheHacksPurple. Tanya is the best-selling author of Alice and Bob Learn Application Security and Alice and Bob Learn Secure Coding, an OWASP Lifetime Distinguished Member, CEO of She Hacks Purple Consulting, and one of the most recognized voices in application security and developer education on the planet.The timing of this conversation is hard to overstate. The OWASP Top 10 2025 was announced at the Global AppSec Conference last year, with two new categories, Software Supply Chain Failures and Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions, and SSRF folded into Broken Access Control. Recently, Anthropic released the Claude Mythos Preview system card, documenting a model that has already found thousands of high-severity zero-day vulnerabilities autonomously, including bugs in every major operating system and web browser, and a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD.In other words, AppSec is at a hinge moment, and Tanya is exactly the right person to think out loud with about it.Here's what we get into:What the OWASP Top 10 2025 got right, what it missed, and how teams should actually use itAI-generated code, “vibe coding,” and Tanya's brand-new free prompt library for secure coding with AI assistants, SecureMyVibe.caWhat Mythos-class capabilities mean for the offense/defense asymmetry AppSec has always lived withHow AI is genuinely changing the SDLC, where it creates lift, where it creates noise, and where it creates entirely new attack surfaceArchitecting real defenses at the prompt layer, across MCP servers, and inside RAG pipelines, not just bolting content filters onto the front doorWhy developers are the new attack surface, and why a lot of what gets labeled as “supply chain attacks” lately is really a developer compromise that cascaded into the supply chainTanya's threat model, defense framework, and maturity model for protecting developers themselvesDevSec Station, Tanya's new podcast delivering 5–10 minute secure coding lessons in a format built for how developers actually consume contentWhat she'd change tomorrow about how AppSec programs are built and run if she could change just one thingThis is one of those conversations that ranges from the practical (what to do Monday morning) to the philosophical (what does it even mean to “secure software” when an AI can find more zero-days in a weekend than a Red Team finds in a year). Tanya brings the rare combination of deep technical chops, real teaching ability, and genuine warmth that makes a hard subject feel approachable.If you lead an AppSec program, write code for a living, run a security team trying to keep up with AI-assisted development, or you're just trying to figure out where this whole industry is heading, this is the episode for you.Resources from the episode:SecureMyVibeDevSec Station Podcast (Tanya's new show)She Hacks Purple ConsultingAlice and Bob Learn Application Security and Alice and Bob Learn Secure CodingOWASP Top 10 2025 — https://owasp.org/Top10/2025/Claude Mythos Preview System Card — AnthropicThanks for being here. If this episode landed for you, the best thing you can do is share it with one person on your team who'd find it useful, that's how this newsletter and show grow.

In this episode of Forward Thinking Experts, we sit down with Evan J. Schwartz to explore a refreshing and necessary perspective on digital transformation—one that puts people first.Evan challenges the typical tech-first mindset and makes a compelling case for why sustainable innovation depends on human-centered thinking. From AI and ERP systems to education and ethics, this conversation connects the dots between technology, business outcomes, and real human impact.Key Takeaways:People drive transformation — Technology succeeds or fails based on how well people adopt and engage with itAI is a tool, not a replacement — The future lies in blending human intuition with machine efficiencySustainability is operational — It goes beyond ESG metrics into logistics, waste reduction, and cost savingsERP success hinges on change management — Organizational alignment matters as much as system selectionEducation must evolve — Preparing students for an AI-augmented world requires rethinking traditional modelsEthics matter more than ever — Data privacy, governance, and responsible AI use are non-negotiableSMBs have opportunity — Smaller organizations can adopt smart, sustainable practices without massive budgetsTechnology should never be the end goal—it should be the enabler. As Evan reminds us, the real power of AI and digital transformation lies in how intentionally we use it to serve people, improve systems, and build a more sustainable future.The tools are here. The opportunity is now. The outcome? That's still up to us.Learn more and connect with Evan here: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/evanjschwartz/https://www.evanjschwartz.com/https://www.amcsgroup.com/ https://twitter.com/EvanJSchwartz#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalTransformation #HumanCenteredDesign #FutureOfWork #Sustainability #ERP #TechForGood #Innovation #Leadership #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #DataSecurity #ResponsibleAI #ChangeManagement #BusinessStrategy #Automation #SmartBusiness #TechTrends #AIForBusiness  

In this episode, Yitzy sits down with Itai Kanot, CGO and Co-Founder of BeeHero, the company using IoT sensors, AI, and machine learning to monitor beehives and deliver precision pollination at global scale. Itai grew up in southern Israel as the son of the country's largest beekeeper. What started as a childhood surrounded by hives, honey, and long days on the farm eventually became BeeHero: an agtech company tackling one of the least appreciated but most important systems in the global food supply.They discuss why bees are far more than honey producers, how pollination underpins a huge share of modern agriculture, and what most people still do not understand about the “superorganism” inside a hive. Itai also shares the origin story of BeeHero, how the company evolved from precision beekeeping to pollination-as-a-service, and why selling into agriculture requires much more than good software.They also get into colony collapse, varroa mites, why beekeeping is under real pressure, and what BeeHero is building next.Topics covered:Why bees are one of nature's most extraordinary creaturesThe role of pollination in global food productionItai's upbringing in a commercial beekeeping family;How BeeHero was born at Reichman University;The shift from serving beekeepers to serving growers;What “precision pollination” actually means;Why agtech is a trust business, not just a software business;The challenges facing bees, including varroa mites and rising colony losses;Building a global company while raising a family far from home;

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, deļkam latgaliski lobuok saceit „puorsoka”. Lideja Leikuma skaidroj: „Lobuok puorsoka. Par kū lobuok puorsoka? Par tū, ka soka i puorsoka. Puorsoka ir tys, kū esi dzierdiejs i atstuosti piec tam tuoļuok. Atstuosta cyts cytam. Dzeds atstuosta unukam, kū ir dzierdiejs nu sova tāva, jis jam na tikai soka, bet puorsoka. A puosoka jau ir vīnkuoršuoks variants, bet var saceit ari puosoka.”

What happens when innovation shifts from a strategic advantage to a matter of survival? In this episode of the Innovation Storytellers Show, I sat down with Itai Green, Co-Founder and CEO of Global Innovation & Strategy and author of Innovation or Elimination. With more than two decades of experience connecting global corporations with startups, Itai brings a direct and unfiltered perspective on why so many organizations struggle to stay relevant and what it actually takes to change that trajectory. Our conversation moves beyond theory and into the real mechanics of innovation. Itai challenges the long-standing belief that companies can rely solely on internal R&D, arguing that speed, collaboration, and openness now define success. He explains why open innovation is no longer optional, how corporate mindset often becomes the biggest barrier, and why leaders must rethink everything from decision-making speed to how they measure return on investment.  Along the way, he shares candid insights on the cultural tension between startups and enterprises, the risks of ego-driven leadership, and why many innovation efforts fail before they even begin. We also explore the practical side of making innovation work at scale. From running effective pilots and selecting the right startup partners to understanding when to build internally versus collaborate externally, Itai offers a clear view into what separates companies that evolve from those that quietly fade away. His perspective on timing, trust, and execution highlights a deeper truth: that innovation is less about ideas and more about how organizations choose to act on them. So where does this leave today's leaders, especially in a world shaped by rapid advances in AI and constant disruption? And as Itai suggests, if innovation is now the price of survival, how prepared are most organizations to pay it?  

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok saceit „mānīt”, itai lobuok – muoneit. Cylvāks var apsamuoneit ari pats. Kaidu klaidu izdora, skaita naudu i apsaskaita, nu jis apsamuoneja. Ruodīs pazeistama sīvīte, tok patīseibā izaruoda, ka jei nav pazeistama, tod – oi, muoseņ, apsamuoneju. Marudeit – kavētīs, namarudej – nasakavej. Namarudej, dreižuok taisīs! Marodzeit, abmoroks – ar nagativu nūzeimi, na eisti myusu pošu vuords, nu slavu volūdu īguojs, vysa dreižuok ar boltkrīvim saistoms, partū ka tī ir taida „abmaroka, abmaruki”. Soka – abmarokus izsvīž. Ka muona cylvākus, tod soka „aplaide abmarokus”. Taidus muonus izlaist iz cylvāka, kab jis nasaprostu, kū jis dora.

Itai Kriss is a Grammy nominated jazz flutist and composer. He has an eclectic style that combines Jazz, Latin and Middle Eastern music to create a unique mix of rhythms and textures. It's been said that his music covers the desert to the tropics to the big city. My featured song is “Out Of Tahini”, from the album Play by my band Project Grand Slam. Spotify link. —----------------------------------------------------------- The Follow Your Dream Podcast:Top 1% of all podcasts with Listeners in 200 countries! Click here for All Episodes  Click here for Guest List  Click here for Guest Groupings  Click here for Guest Voices Click here to Subscribe  Click here to receive our Email Updates Click here to Rate and Review the podcast —---------------------------------------- CONNECT WITH ITAI:www.itaikriss.com —--------------------------------------- ROBERT'S NEWEST RELEASE:“MI CACHIMBER ALL STARS” is the new, expanded version of Robert's single, “Mi Cachimber”, which he wrote for his father. Featuring Camila Cortina on Rhodes and Xito Lovell on trombone in addition to Benny Benack III and Dave Smith on flugelhorn, and Project Grand Slam's rhythm section. CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL VIDEO CLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS —-------------------------------------- ROBERT'S RECENT RELEASE: “MA PETITE FLEUR STRING QUARTET” is Robert's recent release. It transforms his jazz ballad into a lush classical string quartet piece. Praised by a host of classical music stars. CLICK HERE FOR YOUTUBE LINK CLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS —--------------------------------------- Audio production: Jimmy RavenscroftKymera Films   Connect with the Follow Your Dream Podcast: Website - www.followyourdreampodcast.comEmail Robert - robert@followyourdreampodcast.com   Follow Robert's band, Project Grand Slam, and his music: Website - www.projectgrandslam.comYouTubeSpotify MusicApple MusicEmail - pgs@projectgrandslam.com    

Send me a message Everyone knows AI is writing your content. Why? Because your AI-generated content sounds like everyone else's. Your audience knows you're just copy/pasting what ChatGPT spits out.Most agents post generic, robotic captions and video scripts that sound exactly like corporate newsletters. (Who the hell says "delve" anyways? LOL) If your content sounds like every other agent using the same ChatGPT prompts, you have a problem. But a fixable one.The fix isn't to stop using AI. But you need to stop being lazy.In this episode of the Massive Agent Podcast, I break down my exact 6-step process to train your AI (specifically Claude) to write and speak in your actual voice. This episode will move you from "Robotic Agent" to "AI Powered Bad Ass Agent" by showing you the feedback hacks that turns bot-written drafts into high-converting content.Inside this episode:The Voice Manual: How to use your podcast, social media scripts and video transcripts to train your AIThe AI Tell Audit: Why you must delete words like "Furthermore" and "Moreover" immediatelyThe Frankenstein Method: My strategy for stealing the best parts of 3-5 different AI drafts to create one perfect post.The Refinement Loop: How to grade, and ultimately teach, your AI so it gets smarter every time you use itAI can get you 85% of the way there. But if you skip that last 15%, you're just another agent blending into the noise.*Want the Google Doc with the whole 6 step process and prompts? Comment the word HUMAN on any of my Instagram posts, and my automation will send it to you immediately. ***********************RESOURCES :Free "Clients From Social" Masterclass - Learn the new formula top agents are using on social media to attract 5+ new closings, month after month. REGISTER HERE: https://members.massiveagentsociety.com/free-masterclass-registration?utm_source=podcast_notesMassive Agent Society on Skool - My coaching community giving Realtors the exact blueprint (and handholding) to attract 5+ new clients, every single month. CLICK HERE: https://www.skool.com/massiveagentsocietyManychat PRO - Automate your Instagram DM's and Get 30 days of Manychat Pro for FREE - CLICK HERE REAL Broker - Learn how we can be business partners and build a business together @ ΓEA⅃  Broker- CLICK HEREPLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on APPLE PODCASTS or SPOTIFY

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par latgaliskajim vuordim atspriekleņ, atkuorteņ. Atspriekleņ – atpakaļ gaitā, ūtraižuok, pretejā vierzīnī. Atspriekleņ var saceit par vieža gaitu, viezs ruopās atpakaļ – atspriekleņ. Tei poša vuorda nūzeime ari darbeibai – ka tu vysu dori ūtraiži, na tai, kai vajaga – atspriekleņ. Atspriekleņ – tys ir vacs baltu ciļmis vuords. Literaturā ir ari taids vuords atkuorteņ. Nūkrist atkuorteņ, puorsakar iz ūtru pusi – atkuorteņ. Tys ir atmuguriski, iz mugurys pusi nūkreit, kreit atpakaļ.  

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Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok saceit „uorsts”. Itai lobuok – dokters. Tys, kas vuica, tys doktors. Tys, kas uorstej, tys ir dokters pa vacam, nu voi uorsts.

Send us Fan MailGuest: Cliff Simon, CEO & Founder of Polaris Ops  --  AI may be everywhere in SaaS right now, but most go-to-market teams still are not ready to operationalize it.In this episode of SaaS Backwards, Ken Lempit talks with Cliff Simon, CEO and founder of Polaris Ops, about what it really takes to make AI useful inside revenue operations. Cliff explains why pressure from boards, CEOs, and private equity firms is pushing companies to adopt AI faster than their systems can support it.They dig into the real blockers to AI readiness, including poor CRM hygiene, undocumented business processes, disconnected data, and weak visibility into the customer lifecycle. Cliff also shares how leading teams are measuring AI impact through time saved, operational leverage, and even revenue contribution from RevOps.The conversation also explores agentic AI in SaaS go-to-market, from lead routing and TAM analysis to signal detection and workflow automation. Along the way, Cliff highlights the security risks, vendor dependencies, and build-versus-buy decisions SaaS leaders need to think through before moving too fast.Key takeaways:Most SaaS GTM teams are being told to use AI before they have the operational foundation to support itAI readiness starts with clean data, documented workflows, and clear success metricsRevOps teams can become revenue contributors when AI is applied strategicallyAgentic AI can improve routing, targeting, and automation, but only with human oversightSaaS leaders need to weigh speed, security, and long-term ownership before deploying AI tools---Stalled pipeline? Lost deals? Diagnose your GTM gaps with a free, actionable checkup. 

Send us Fan MailYou went into 2025 excited about AI. You ended it exhausted. You weren't alone. And this conversation knows exactly what that cost you.There's a moment in this episode where everything clicks. It happens when Brittany and Adal land on the question most executives are quietly carrying: if everyone now has access to the same AI tools, who am I going to be? That question is the heartbeat of this entire conversation. And it might be the most important leadership question of 2026.The Future Signals 2026 report isn't a list of predictions. It's a map built on patents, VC reports, financial data, and a two-layer signal system that separates what is happening now from where things are cooking. Last year's signals? 85% became reality. So when the signals show up in your industry, you'll already know what they mean.THE FIVE SIGNALSSignal 01 — The agent that handles itAI isn't a new hire. It's infrastructure, like electricity. The question isn't who to replace. It's how to wield it.Signal 02 — A fragmented worldBorders, regulations, and restrictions are multiplying. The companies that prepared for flexibility won't just survive. They'll sprint.Signal 03 — Programmable biologyAI isn't just accelerating research. It's redesigning from the atomic level up. Every industry that touches living things is affected.Signal 04 — AI beyond the screenAI is developing a physical language. It's not smarter robots. It's AI that can understand and navigate the world around you.Signal 05 — The human premiumWhen everything can be built, what you choose to build and why becomes the ultimate differentiator. Human intent is the scarce resource.THE NUMBER THAT WILL STAY WITH YOU88% of companies are just accelerating old workflows with AI.6% are fundamentally redesigning how they work and who they are.The conversation gets honest about something you've probably seen on LinkedIn. Influencers claiming their 37 agents made them millionaires overnight while you were just having breakfast. It's almost funny. Until you realize how much that noise is quietly eroding your confidence.The point was never the number of agents. It's the right technology, in the right hands, pointed at something that actually matters."When execution becomes abundant, intent becomes scarce."This episode ends with a question worth sitting with: where are you on the maturity map? Just starting? Building? Scaling? The signals meet you there, designed for the stage you're actually in. Not the stage someone's performing on LinkedIn.GO DEEPER→ Download the Future Signals 2026 report: https://designthinkingjapan.com/thinking→ Explore the open methodology on GitHub : https://github.com/DesignThinkingJapan/future-signals-2026-report→ AI Leadership Academy, executive fluency for real decisions: https://designthinkingjapan.com/academyAI is a marathon but it can feel like a sprint. That's why it's important to go with intent.

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kai latgaliski lobuok pasaceit smarža. Itai lobuok – smuords, smuordoj. Lideja Leikuma pīsauc vysaidus pīmārus: „Smuords ir otkon tik lobs myusu vuords. Kas par smuordu rūzem, kas par smuordu lilejom! Suoks vysur pyupūli zīdēt, tik dabuozt daguna vajag tyvuok, kas par smuordu! Īt pruotā mamys muosa Moņa – pavasarī, ka suoc īvys zīdēt, tod jei stuov pogolmā, soka: „Nu, tai smuord, ka i ustobā nasagrib īt.” Atguoja pavasars ar sovu smuordu. Pavasara smuords uorā. Ari tei poša parfimereja ar vysu sovu boguoteibu – vysaidu smuordu pīpierkts, i tys jau ir ar nūzeimi, nu vysaidi – vīna buteleite ar taidu, ūtra ar taidu, treša ar taidu smuordu.”

Rubrikā „Itai lobuok” profesore Lideja Leikuma turpynoj stuosteit par tū, kaidus latgaliskūs vuordus, tūs salykumus ci formys lobuok lītuot. Itūreiz par tū, kas ir suprātkys, vakariešona. Jau vairuokus godus „Kolnasātys” komanda vosorā brauc suprātkuos, vakariešonā. Kai tod lobuok saceit? „Suprātka tys ir drupeit naparosts vuords. Mes gribim vīnu kaidu vuordu vysai Latgolai izstīpt i dūmuot, ka vysi latgalīši tai saceis. Vakariešona ir tei poša suprātka, tikai na vyscauri jū lītoj.  Izvoltā nabeja nikaidu suprātku, Izvoltā beja vakariešona. Osyuna pogostā jau saceja suprātka. Pasuokums tys pats, tikai sauc cytaižuok. Suprātka ir atguojuse caur slavu volūdom. Pi myusu ir „sprēst" – tys ir „vērpt". Pi myusu spriede, na vierpe. Spriež – tys ir susprāds sovūs suokumūs. Suprātka ir susprāds – saīt cylvāki kūpā i „spriež," stuosta Lideja Leikuma. Vakariešonā cylvāki saguoja kūpā, pavadeja breivū laiku, kotrys struodojūt sovu dorbu i sprīžūt par sovom lītom. Var saceit i suprātkys, i vakariešona, kai kurā pusē.  

In Part 2 of my conversation with Brooke Gramer, we shift from voice and branding into something even bigger — the future of search and AI-driven commerce.What happens when AI starts shopping for your customers?We explore agentic commerce, GPT updates, model selection, and where AI should never replace human judgment. We also talk about the guardrails business owners need as AI becomes more embedded in workflows.If you sell online — especially on Shopify — this episode will stretch your thinking.Because the future of SEO isn't just rankings. It's recommendations.✨ Key Takeaways:Use AI After You've Learned the Skill — Not Instead of ItAI should accelerate mastery, not replace it.Always Keep a Human in the LoopFrom legal citations to ecommerce workflows, oversight matters.Agentic Commerce Is Emerging — Not Fully AutonomousAI agents still require permission checkpoints and clarification.Model Settings MatterDeep research mode, updated models, and custom GPT guardrails change output quality dramatically.Voice Search Is Coming Faster Than You ThinkThe future of search may be conversational and voice-first.

Season 3 Finale - Ross and Colton hold it down while Jess recoversStadium Food DebateRoss kicks things off asking what you have to eat every time you walk into an arena - sparked by the legendary Costco hot dog at a buck fiftyColton goes giant beer first, then a thick hot dog with relish and the brownest spicy mustard he can findRoss makes the case for the Chicago dog - Vienna beef, poppy seed bun, neon green relish, tomato, dill pickle spear, sport peppers, and celery salt - never ketchupThe guys plan to attempt the 9-9-9 challenge together at a Cubs vs Astros game - nine hot dogs, nine 16-ounce beers, nine inningsColton won a spicy wings challenge at a sports bar, turned down the milk at the end and called for a tequila shot instead, paid for it the next dayRoss failed a 4-pound burger challenge at his brothers rehearsal dinner after eating two full baskets of appetizers beforehandRandom Jackassery QuestionsWorst nicknames - Colton got Hagler in middle school, Ross got Ross the Bus and Buddha at sports camp as a kidMost useless talent - Colton eats entire apples core and all, Ross fires off random facts nobody asked for including the tapirs three-headed anatomyPersonal chef vs chauffeur - both pick the chef, Colton wants to watch the knife work and learn the seasoning combinationsColtons Year in ReviewSince last WorkbenchCon Colton left his job, had daughter Charlie, moved to two acres outside Houston, and is now a full-time stay-at-home dadComing up on a year sober - went to four weddings without drinking and almost nobody noticedCold Crate is on pause while the shop gets built but a big commission quote is close to going out the doorThe Honest State of Custom Making in 2025Middle tier custom furniture is nearly impossible to compete in when your raw material cost alone exceeds what the overseas finished product sells forThe clients worth targeting are the ones who want something that does not exist on Wayfair and already understand they are paying a premium for itRoss pivoted to real estate agents and interior designers during the housing boom but that pipeline has slowed down hardRepair and restoration is picking up as people choose to extend what they have rather than replace itAI tools like Riverside are making production quality content easier to produce and both guys believe maker content creation is still worth the grind if you have something real to sayYard Chaos and a Useful DiscoveryColton used a tractor as a giant leaf wheelbarrow which went fine until the ground started feeling like quicksand under their feetStabbed the soft spots with a pickaxe expecting a busted line, nothing came out, likely just ground compression from repeated tractor passesRoss recommends a sod roller - fills with water, hooks to any riding mower, flattens ruts and soft spots - cheap to rent at Home DepotHousekeeping and Season FourThis is the official end of Season 3 - wrapping up since WorkbenchCon is not happening this year for the first time since the show launchedAll deep cut segments are now on beataroundthebench.com in their own sectionWelcome to new Patreon member Tony from Tonys Woodworkx in HoustonUse code BATB at mullettools.com for 5 percent off dust collection gearSeason 4 kicks off in March - send in your suggestions for the new episode naming theme

Learn how to adapt and evolve your business to thrive through market disruptions and scale beyond seven figures. I sit down with Itai Sadan to explore why the ability to adapt and evolve separates good entrepreneurs from exceptional ones. Itai shares the raw story of building Duda from a garage startup to a company hosting over one million websites, including the pivotal moment when declining revenues forced a complete product pivot. From escaping the founder's trap to navigating the mobile revolution and now AI disruption, this conversation delivers hard-won lessons on staying ahead of market shifts, persuading your team through change, and why you don't have to be first to win. Itai Sadan is the co-founder and CEO of Duda, a white-label website builder serving digital marketing agencies and SaaS platforms worldwide. He launched the company in 2008 from his garage in Mountain View with his high school friend Amir Glatt after recognizing the shift toward mobile internet. Prior to Duda, Itai held positions at SAP and Amdocs and founded InterSight, a data storage startup, at age 21. His insights on SMBs, digital agencies, and online marketing have been featured in USA Today, TechCrunch, The Huffington Post, and more. Itai holds a BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics from Ben Gurion University in Israel. KEY TAKEAWAYS: The founder's trap happens when everything depends on you, and escaping it requires hiring for your weaknesses first. Building a business is an ultra-marathon, not a sprint, so find a sustainable pace that allows for continuous learning. Market dynamics will thrust challenges upon you regardless of revenue milestones, so stay attuned to shifts beyond your control. When pivoting, use data and customer feedback to persuade your team rather than pulling rank as the boss. AI won't take your job, but a competitor using AI better than you will. You don't have to be first to market because Google, Facebook, and others all came after early movers and still won. Niching down and being crystal clear on who you serve positions you perfectly for the AI-forward buyer's journey. Surround yourself with mentors and smart people to play intellectual ping pong and spot blind spots you'd miss alone. Connect with Itai Sadan: Website: https://www.duda.co LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itaisadan Growing your business is hard, but it doesn't have to be. In this podcast, we will be discussing top level strategies for both growing and expanding your business beyond seven figures. The show will feature a mix of pure content and expert interviews to present key concepts and fundamental topics in a variety of different formats. We believe that this format will enable our listeners to learn the most from the show, implement more in their businesses, and get real value out of the podcast. Enjoy the show. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss any future episodes. Your support and reviews are important and help us to grow and improve the show. Follow Charles Gaudet and Predictable Profits on Social Media: Facebook: facebook.com/PredictableProfits Instagram: instagram.com/predictableprofits Twitter: twitter.com/charlesgaudet LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/charlesgaudet Visit Charles Gaudet's Wesbites:  www.PredictableProfits.com www.predictableprofits.com/community https://start.predictableprofits.com/community  

How do you save a startup when growth flatlines? Itai Sadan, co-founder of Duda, reveals the two critical pivots that saved his company: shifting from mobile-only to responsive design, and the controversial decision to ignore 50% of his customers (small businesses) to focus entirely on agencies. In this interview, Itai explains why AI is the new SEO, how to optimize your website for ChatGPT search, and why the combination of AI and human creativity is the future of web design. He also shares the hard truth about competing with giants like Wix and WordPress and why founders must sometimes make painful decisions to survive. Check out the company: https://duda.co

רן ואיתי מדברים על DLP (Data Loss Prevention) וכיצד ניתן לשלב טכנולוגיות AI ו-Machine Learning כדי לשפר את ההגנה על מידע רגיש בארגונים. איתי משתף את ניסיונו בחברת Mind, מסביר על האתגרים וההזדמנויות בתחום הסייבר סקיוריטי, ומדבר על תהליך הפיתוח והאימון של מודלים שונים. בפרק זה נדונה השפעת ה-AI על תהליכי פרודקשן, היתרונות של NVIDIA Triton בניהול מודלים שונים, שיפור ביצועים עם מודלים שונים, תהליכי סריקה ו-classification, ניהול תהליכים בזמן אמת, אתגרים בניהול משאבים, שימוש בטכנולוגיות לניהול תהליכים וזיהוי סוגי מסמכים שונים. כמו כן, הוצגה החברה Mind והזדמנויות הגיוס שלה.נקודות מפתח:DLP היא תוכנית קריטית במניעת דליפת מידע רגיש.AI יכול לשפר את יכולות ה-DLP בצורה משמעותית.האתגרים בתחום הסייבר סקיוריטי הולכים ומתרבים עם הזמן.החלטות טכנולוגיות צריכות להתבסס על צרכי הלקוח והסביבה.אימון מודלים הוא תהליך מתמשך שדורש פידבק מתמיד.שימוש בכלים קיימים יכול לחסוך זמן ומשאבים.הבנת סוגי המידע הרגיש היא קריטית לפיתוח פתרונות DLP.הבחירה בין AI in-house לבין צד שלישי היא קריטית.הכנת דאטה איכותי היא שלב חשוב בפיתוח מודלים.היכולת של מודלים קטנים לזהות מידע רגיש יכולה להיות גבוהה. עשינו מחקר גדול על איך עושים AI בפרודקשן.בחרנו להריץ את המודלים מעל NVIDIA Triton.Triton יודע להריץ סוגים שונים של מודלים.היתרון של Triton הוא ניהול מודלים שונים בסביבת פרודקשן.הוספנו שכבה של מודל RNN לשיפור הביצועים.יש לנו תהליכים של סריקה בריל טיים.האתגרים שלנו כוללים ניהול משאבים בצורה יעילה.השתמשנו בטכנולוגיות לניהול תהליכים כמו Temporal.השתמשנו בוקטור סימילריטי לזיהוי סוגי מסמכים.זמנים:00:00 היכרות עם איתי ו-Mind02:00 מה זה DLP ולמה זה חשוב?04:43 אתגרים והזדמנויות ב-DLP עם AI07:18 החלטות טכנולוגיות: AI in-house מול צד שלישי10:18 מודלים של AI: איך לבחור ולפרוס?12:13 תהליך הפיתוח והאימון של מודלים19:05 סקל ויעילות: איך זה עובד בפועל?19:24 הבנת עולם ה-AI בפרודקשן21:28 היתרונות של NVIDIA Triton23:02 שיפור ביצועים עם מודלים שונים25:54 תהליכי סריקה ו-classification28:29 ניהול תהליכים בזמן אמת30:39 אתגרים בניהול משאבים31:59 שימוש בטכנולוגיות לניהול תהליכים35:08 זיהוי סוגי מסמכים שונים36:54 הזדמנויות גיוס בחברת Mind[קישור לקובץ mp3] האזנה נעימה!

Michael Walsh spent 30 years helping businesses scale to $50M+ and discovered something that contradicts everything you've been taught: treating your team like a "well-oiled machine" destroys the exact expertise your clients pay for. After burning out in 1996 with zero vacation days, he redesigned his entire approach. Now, he takes 18 weeks off annually while his consultancy thrives.In this conversation, Michael breaks down why 20th-century industrial thinking fails in expertise-based businesses, the ecosystem approach that unlocks sustainable growth, and how AI is accelerating the shift from information work to creative work.Key Insights:The hidden cost of the machine mindset: why systemizing people like interchangeable parts kills creativity and innovation in marketing, consulting, and service businessesThe 3 Freedoms framework: Freedom IN your business (doing work you love), Freedom FROM your business (it runs without you), and Freedom BECAUSE OF your business (funds the life you want)—and why getting the sequence wrong keeps you trappedMichael's transformation story: from working 52 weeks straight to taking the last week of every month off, and how his income skyrocketed as a resultThe Phil Jackson approach: how championship coaches built winning teams by customizing systems around individual strengths instead of forcing uniformityFour elements of human behaviour that make employee motivation obvious: survive, thrive, connect, adapt and how understanding these removes the mystery from team performanceThe social contract that creates loyalty: why traditional command-and-control management fails with knowledge workers, and what replaces itAI's role in the creativity age: why the information age is ending, and how AI forces us back to authentic human storytelling and strategic thinkingThe hiring system that reveals complementary strengths: using tools like MBTI, Kolbe, and behavioural assessments to build teams where people's weaknesses become irrelevantResources mentioned:Get Michael's complete hiring system free at freedombydesignbook.comConnect with Jay Hunt:Join Amplify Your Brand on Skool for AI tools, business strategies, and live audits: https://www.skool.com/aybWebsite: https://jayhunt.socialLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/socialmediaspeakerEpisode Timestamps:0:00 - Machine mindset vs ecosystem approach introduction1:00 - Freedom by Design book & strategic LinkedIn outreach1:50 - 30-year transformation: from zero vacation to 18 weeks off2:21 - The 1996 turning point: forced Mexico vacation4:01 - 16-hour exhaustion crash4:44 - Post-vacation revenue spike: $10K in one month6:09 - Scaling to 18 weeks off annually7:29 - The 3-week work, 1-week off rhythm8:05 - How clients adapted to compressed schedule10:19 - Managing guilt & forced disconnection13:19 - Freedom by Design framework deep dive13:55 - Machine mindset origins: assembly lines & industrial revolution15:03 - How unions formed in response to cog-in-machine treatment16:23 - Why information services require different management17:28 - Machine built for owners vs ecosystem for everyone18:19 - The illusion of control through systems19:14 - Supporting people's strengths vs forcing compliance21:06 - Sales team ecosystem: customizing for different personalities22:37 - Building support structures around individual strengths24:32 - Hiring assessment tools: MBTI, StrengthsFinder, Kolbe, Wonderlic28:16 - The human element vs cheap offshore labor trap29:24 - Four aspects of human behavior: survive, thrive, connect, adapt33:28 - AI completing the information age, entering creativity age36:21 - Why AI forces authentic human storytelling38:26 - The 10%-80%-10% AI collaboration model41:28 - AI efficiency example: presentations from 3-4 days to 1.5 hoursSubscribe to Drop The Mic for conversations with entrepreneurs, authors, and leaders who've built businesses that serve their lives and not consume them.

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Seagull Snatch: A Falafel Fiasco and Friendship's Flicker Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2025-12-06-08-38-20-he Story Transcript:He: השמש החורפית החלה לרדת לאיטה מעל חוף גורדון בתל אביב.En: The winter sun began to slowly set over Hof Gordon in Tel Aviv.He: נועה, רעבה אחרי יום עמוס בטיולים בעיר, פנתה אל אחד הדוכנים וקנתה לעצמה סנדוויץ' פלאפל חם.En: Noa, hungry after a busy day of sightseeing in the city, turned to one of the stalls and bought herself a hot sandwich falafel.He: היא מצאה מקום נעים על החול, קרוב לים, והתיישבה.En: She found a pleasant spot on the sand, close to the sea, and sat down.He: איתי, אחיה הצעיר של נועה, לא היה רחוק ממנה.En: Itai, Noa's younger brother, wasn't far from her.He: הוא אהב לחפש סערות בתורן ולא פעם גם ליצור אותן.En: He loved searching for storms when they came and often created them himself.He: חברה של נועה, שירה, עמדה לצידה.En: Noa's friend, Shira, stood by her side.He: היא הייתה מעשית וידעה תמיד איך למצוא פתרון לכל בעיה.En: She was practical and always knew how to find a solution to any problem.He: כשהשניים ראו את נועה מתיישבת סוף סוף לאכול, החיוך על פניה היה גדול.En: When the two saw Noa finally sitting down to eat, the smile on her face was big.He: אבל לפתע, כשתפסה בידה את הסנדוויץ' והחלה לנגוס – הגיע שחף חמדן, חטף את הסנדוויץ' משדהּ ועף משם במהירות.En: But suddenly, as she grasped the sandwich and began to take a bite, a greedy seagull swooped in, snatched the sandwich from her hand, and flew away quickly.He: נועה פערה את פיה בתדהמה.En: Noa's mouth gaped in astonishment.He: היא הסתכלה על איתי ועל שירה, לא יודעת אם לצחוק או לבכות.En: She looked at Itai and Shira, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.He: אבל שירה לא היססה.En: But Shira didn't hesitate.He: "נועה, יש לנו עוד חלה מהאריוחת ערב של חנוכה," היא אמרה.En: "Noa, we still have a challah from last night's Hanukkah dinner," she said.He: "הכנסי לעסקה עם הדוכן.En: "Make a deal with the stall.He: בטוח שהם יסכימו."En: I'm sure they'll agree."He: האחים הסתכלו זה על זו ואז התחילו לפעול לפי תוכניתה של שירה.En: The siblings looked at each other and then began to act according to Shira's plan.He: הם החלו לשוחח עם מוכר הפלאפל, שהסכים להחליף את הסנדוויץ' החסר בחלה.En: They started talking with the falafel vendor, who agreed to exchange the missing sandwich for the challah.He: ידו התל אביבית על העליונה, והוא הציע לנועה סנדוויץ' חדש עם חיוך.En: His Tel Avivian hand prevailed, and he offered Noa a new sandwich with a smile.He: בסופו של דבר, נועה התיישבה על החול שוב, עם סנדוויץ' פלאפל חם חדש בידיה.En: In the end, Noa sat on the sand again, with a new hot falafel sandwich in her hands.He: איתי ושירה הצטרפו אליה, שלושתם צחקו יחד והדליקו את הנרות של החנוכיה שהביאו לים, האור הלוהט מרצד ברקע השקיעה.En: Itai and Shira joined her, and the three laughed together, lighting the candles of the chanukiah they had brought to the beach, the flickering light glowing against the sunset backdrop.He: הם ישבו יחד, צוחקים ומשוחחים.En: They sat together, laughing and chatting.He: נועה הבינה כמה חשוב להיות יצירתית ולא לתת לדברים להוציא אותך משלווה.En: Noa realized how important it is to be creative and not let things take you out of your peace.He: השלושה גילו שהמשמעות האמיתית של החג היא לא באוכל, אלא בחברות, באור ובשמחה שהם יוצרים ביחד.En: The three discovered that the true meaning of the holiday is not in the food, but in the friendship, the light, and the joy they create together.He: כל סנדוויץ' נוסף על החוף הפך לסמל של חברות ואור חנוכה.En: Each additional sandwich on the beach became a symbol of friendship and the light of Hanukkah. Vocabulary Words:winter: חורפיתset: לרדתsightseeing: טיוליםpleasant: נעיםstorms: סערותpractical: מעשיתgreedy: חמדןswooped: חטףastonishment: תדהמהdeal: עסקהvendor: מוכרprevailed: על העליונהflickering: מרצדglowing: לוהטbackdrop: רקעcreative: יצירתיתpeace: שלווהdiscovered: גילוmeaning: משמעותfriendship: חברותjoy: שמחהsymbol: סמלsandwich: סנדוויץ'exchange: להחליףsolution: פתרוןcandles: נרותholiday: חגswallowed: החלה לנגוסhesitate: היססהseagull: שחףBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

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¡Hola, Foseros! Hoy abrimos las puertas de un dojo muy especial. Un dojo que no está ni en Coruscant, ni en Jedha, ni en el Borde Exterior. Está en ese territorio mítico donde la tinta japonesa se funde con la Fuerza, donde el sable de luz recupera su esencia de katana espiritual y donde un autor español ha logrado lo que durante años parecía un mito imposible: entrar en la tradición del manga de Star Wars… y empujarla un paso más allá. Hoy caminamos por el Fosa no Michi, el Camino del Sable de Luz. El camino de Kenny Ruiz. Porque este episodio no es solo una entrevista. No es solo una charla. Es un viaje. Un recorrido por décadas de historia, estilos, influencias, disciplina, constancia, obsesiones, tinta, sudor y sables heredados. Un mapa que muestra cómo Japón reinterpretó Star Wars… y cómo Star Wars regresó a Japón, esta vez de la mano de un autor que creció soñando con espadachines. ⭐ BLOQUE 1 — Mangamania: los mangas de Star Wars. En este primer bloque emprendemos un viaje por el Star Wars que nació mirando al chanbara. Un repaso a todas las adaptaciones manga que han moldeado la visión japonesa de nuestra saga favorita. Los planos de Kurosawa, el héroe errante, la espada como extensión del alma, el duelo como ritual… Todo eso estaba en George Lucas antes de que existiera un solo droide. Por eso, cuando el manga tocó la saga, no fue una adaptación: fue un retorno al origen. Recordamos el terremoto artístico que supuso Hisao Tamaki, convirtiendo la Trilogía Original en puro shōnen: duelos que estallan fuera del panel, una Leia de intensidad eléctrica, un Vader emergiendo de la sombra como un demonio samurái. Luego llegó Kia Asamiya, y el duelo de Maul se volvió incluso más brutal en papel que en pantalla. Exploramos rarezas como Black & Silver, y joyas como Estrellas Perdidas, Leyendas de Luke Skywalker, The Mandalorian o los cómics del Ronin de Visions, donde el Japón feudal se fusiona de forma orgánica con la mitología galáctica. Todo ello analizado junto a una expedición fosera de lujo, enriquecido por la mirada técnica, honesta y apasionada de Kenny Ruiz, que nos ayuda a entender por qué el manga es una de las formas más poderosas de reinterpretar la Fuerza. ⭐ BLOQUE 2 — A Path of Lightsaber: El Camino del Sable de Luz, junto a su autor. Y entonces el viaje deja de ser estudio… para convertirse en destino. Porque todo ese legado del manga japonés desemboca en un autor español formado en la Escola Joso, curtido en obras como Dos Espadas, Team Phoenix, Telémaco y El misterio del Capitán Nemo. Un artista que pasó por el mercado europeo, publicó en Japón con Tezuka Productions y acabó recibiendo la llamada más inesperada: Lucasfilm quería que él creara un manga original de Star Wars. Así nació Path of the Lightsaber. Sin spoilers —porque aún no ha llegado a España— podemos adelantar que la historia sigue a Nioka, una reparadora que encuentra un sable de luz perdido. Un hallazgo que no actúa como arma… sino como un rito, un símbolo que la empuja hacia un camino que nunca imaginó recorrer. Frente a ella está Itai, un “prospecto” de los Caballeros de Ren: un ronin oscuro, un reflejo distorsionado de lo que Nioka podría convertirse si la sombra la sedujera. El manga está lleno de detalles que los fans apreciarán: una nueva especie, los Arcaidos; una nave diseñada con técnicas de kitbashing al estilo ILM; y un mundo espiritual donde la Fuerza se manifiesta como nunca se ha visto en manga… pero encajando perfectamente en el canon. Kenny no vino a adaptar nada. Vino a crear. Y Path of the Lightsaber es el resultado de ese salto al vacío, ese sueño convertido en tinta. Para reservar el libro de Kenny, pincha en el siguiente enlace de Amazon, las entregas se realizarán a partir del 18 de diciembre: https://www.amazon.es/-/en/Star-Wars-Path-Lightsaber-Vol/dp/1974752860/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3E6ADLX8NFUQ4&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jtIP4wwZ6EQNpCUDYUPWFj0IFWGEU70bOk3at9mr30o.rtc8iJd7CJbdz-jKgXcq4NZyogImWty6wxxHzkP72Wk&dib_tag=se&keywords=path+of+the+lightsaber&qid=1763910535&sprefix=path+of+the+%2Caps%2C80&sr=8-1 ⭐ Han intervenido en este episodio: Ángel de Jorge — La rica salsa canaria Rosa Campoy — La elegida por la Fuerza Chema Mansilla — La melodía de seducción Mansilla, desde 3DJuegos. Con Kenny Ruiz, autor de Path of the lightsaber como invitado especial. Presentado por Josemi, la voz del Rancor Dirigido y editado por Paco Villa, con su sello de calidad fosero Un podcast hecho por fans para fans. No dejéis de soñar con galaxias lejanas. Timeline: 00:00:00 Presentaciones. 00:09:26 Bloque I. El manga en Star Wars. 02:21:30 Bloque II. Path of the Lightsaber por Kenny Ruiz.  ¡Únete al canal de La Fosa del Rancor en WhatsApp! Sigue todas nuestras novedades, programas y noticias galácticas en nuestro canal oficial:  https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vag3ESzFCCoSb2h9PI1K  Síguenos en redes sociales  Twitter: @lafosadelrancor  Facebook: Fosa del Rancor  Instagram: @lafosadelrancor  Twitch: LaFosaDelRancor  YouTube: La Fosa del Rancor TV  Web oficial: www.lafosadelrancor.com  ¡Consigue nuestro merchandising oficial! Si quieres llevar un pedacito de la fosa contigo, tenemos camisetas, sudaderas y otros productos pensados para fans como tú. Descúbrelos en LaTostadora.com:  https://www.latostadora.com/shop/lafosadelrancor/

A famous philosopher once said, “Without music, life would be a mistake.” We agree. And while music is all around us, it's easier and easier to take it for granted, or to have a very diluted experience of it. So, how do you elevate your everyday music listening experience?Today, Simon catches up with Itai Azerad, founder of Heaven 11, to talk about how their new Billie Amp MK3 does just that. Heaven 11's goal is to restore the connection between the listener and music, and bring back the ritual of listening.We Want to Hear from You!Have a topic, craft category, or craft company you'd like to see us cover? Email us here to share those or any other thoughts you have about CRAFTED.RELATED LINKS:Blister Craft CollectiveBecome a BLISTER+ MemberCHECK OUT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNELSBlister Studios (our new channel)Blister Review (our original channel)TOPICS & TIMES:Check out the New Billie Amp at Capitol Audiofest (2:16)Billie Amp MK3's Modular Design (3:52)Choosing Between Amplifier Modules (7:01)Future Proofing in Audio Products (12:26)Incorporating User Feedback (14:06)Bringing Back Your Father's Hifi System (20:42)Rediscovering New Details in Music (30:24)Aesthetics Matter (41:31)An Emotional Connection to Music (47:00)SEE OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicBikes & Big IdeasGEAR:30Blister PodcastBLISTER NEWSLETTER:Get It & Our Weekly Gear Giveaways Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From Biochemistry to Billions — Engineering Smarter, Data-Driven Marketing SystemsIn this week's episode, Sacha sits down with Justin Rashidi, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at SeedX, to explore how an engineer's mindset can eliminate waste and unlock real business growth.From pivoting out of medicine to leading a multi-million-dollar consultancy that's generated over $1B in client revenue, Justin breaks down what it means to make marketing scientific again—rooted in data, not hype.We dig into:The hidden marketing tax and where brands lose millions in ad spendB2B vs. B2C attribution: fixing the broken data pipelineThe metrics that actually move the needle (LTV, CAC, new customers)Incrementality testing and why platform ROAS liesThe sales ↔ marketing black hole—and how to close itAI's real role: freeing humans from the tedious, not replacing themScaling without chaos—why 30–50% growth beats “hypergrowth” every time

In this episode of the podcast, I speak with Itai Kafri on the topic of signal engineering. Itai is the Head of Product Growth at Voyantis and previously held senior roles at TikTok and ironSource. I've defined signal engineering as "the process of designing and capturing high-quality outcome proxies (eg., pLTV) so they can be reported back to ad platforms in real time such that those platforms optimize campaign targeting for them." Given the rise of platform-integrated automation, signal engineering is an emerging and increasingly critical tactic in digital marketing.In my conversation with Itai, we consider:The purpose and goal of signal engineering.How platform automation (eg., ASC, PMax) has intensified the value of signal engineering.Whether signal engineering is best accomplished using existing events or by experimenting with new, purpose-built events.Who within the organization is best positioned to manage the signal engineering experimentation process.What a team should aim to proxy with signal engineering.The different approaches that various types of advertisers take with signal engineering, eg., mobile games vs. ecomm vs. subscription apps.The commonalities that exist amongst the companies that have seen the most commercial success with signal engineering.Thanks to the sponsors of this week's episode of the Mobile Dev Memo podcast:INCRMNTAL⁠⁠. True attribution measures incrementality, always on.ContextSDK. ContextSDK uses over 200 smartphone signals to detect a user's real-world context, allowing apps to deliver perfectly timed push notifications and in-app offers.Interested in sponsoring the Mobile Dev Memo podcast? Contact ⁠Marketecture⁠.The Mobile Dev Memo podcast is available on:Apple PodcastsSpotify

TAKEAWAYSThere is a notion being pushed by many that AI will be a great supplement to human teachersAI is being used right now as a form of friend, companion, and even lover for many usersAI will likely become a necessary component of society that will force people to use itAI systems often “hallucinate,” which means they simply make things up and usually the content is not based on scripture or truth

Itai Turbahn is Co-Founder and CEO of Dynamic (https://www.dynamic.xyz), a Web3 authentication platform that simplifies wallet-based login and onboarding through a flexible SDK, combining authentication, smart wallets, and secure key management. Itai shares his journey from product management leadership roles and consulting at the Boston Consulting Group to co-founding Dynamic, a company backed by a16z crypto, Founders Fund, and others. He discusses how Dynamic's growth, milestones, including sponsoring six major hackathons, supporting 400 teams, and powering millions of monthly user logins, has advanced Web3 adoption. Itai dives into the platform's role in simplifying developer workflows, enhancing user onboarding with features like social logins and Global Identities, and his vision for a more intuitive crypto future where wallet infrastructure empowers seamless cross-chain interactions.

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We hear a lot about AI replacing humans, but what if it could actually help us become more human in the best possible ways?In this episode of The Ambitious Introvert®, I'm joined by Dan Chuparkoff - one of the world's leading experts on AI, innovation, and the future of work. With decades of experience leading tech transformation at companies like Google and McKinsey, Dan is known for making complex technology feel practical, approachable, and surprisingly empowering. His grounded optimism about the potential of AI is seriously refreshing.Dan believes AI can support productivity, deepen self-awareness, but that being ethical with technology is not optional, but essential. Whether you're tech-curious or tech-cautious, this conversation will help you reframe what AI really means for your work and your life.Here's what we cover:How AI note takers are revolutionizing productivity - how they're a game-changer for meetings, podcasts, and idea trackingThe truth about AI ethics - why the danger isn't the technology itself, but how we choose to use itAI can be a mirror for self-awareness - how Dan uses it for reflection and deeper insightWhy context matters when prompting AI - and how to get smarter responses with fewer headachesUsing AI to simplify writing and research - and how introverts can stay authentic while working smarterThis is a must-listen if you're curious about how to use AI with integrity - to support your goals, protect your energy, and thrive in a world where we're experiencing rapid change.LINKS AND RESOURCES:

Doug McHoney (PwC's International Tax Services Global Leader) is joined by Professor Itai Grinberg, a faculty member at Georgetown University Law Center and a former Deputy Assistant Secretary at the US Treasury Department during the Biden administration. In that role, Itai served as the United States' lead negotiator for the global corporate minimum tax initiative. Doug and Itai discuss the behind-the-scenes history of Pillar Two from the US perspective, exploring its policy rationale, global negotiations, and shifting political dynamics. The conversation begins with how Itai's got his role at Treasury and builds a detailed timeline tracing the Biden administration's early support for global minimum tax rules through the 2021 G7 agreement and the development of the Under-Taxed Profits Rule (UTPR). They also delve into the impact of the Build Back Better legislation which was not enacted, the rationale behind the US safe harbor under UTPR, international political tensions including Brexit and US-China relations, and the implications of the April 2025 Trump executive order. The episode closes with reflections on the OECD Inclusive Framework's future and whether multinational enterprises can expect a workable consensus moving forward. 

Ever thought about flipping the script on online courses? What if, instead of selling your course, you gave it away for free - and still built a wildly profitable business? In this episode, I sit down with Itai Nusbaum, who has done exactly that. Itai has created 16 online courses, all available for free, and has used them as a powerful marketing engine to establish himself as the go-to expert in his field. We dive deep into his unique approach, exploring how he monetizes his business without directly selling courses, why giving away high-quality content can be a strategic move, and the long-term benefits of prioritizing trust and authority over immediate sales. If you've ever considered alternative ways to scale your online course business or struggled with traditional marketing funnels, this episode will challenge your thinking in the best way possible. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aHQSY98mf3o Itai's Website: https://pocketteacher.co/ Itai's Email Address: itai@pocketteacher.co Sign up for Jacques' Journal: https://www.theonlinecourseguy.com/Apply for Coaching: https://www.theonlinecourseguy.com/coachingWatch the Free Workshop: https://www.theonlinecourseguy.com/workshopFree Kajabi Course and 1 month Trial: http://everyclickkajabi.com/ Free Skool Course and 14 day Trial: https://www.skool.com/refer?ref=c725cf8892fe42c8bb37dd7e5ffc2575Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theonlinecourseguy/Threads: https://www.threads.net/@theonlinecourseguyX: https://twitter.com/onlinecourseguy