Podcasts about Line of sight

Out of nowhere, this 2003 first person shooter came flying right into our show to test our skills and figure out what in hell is even this game?Show Links: https://linktr.ee/supergarbagedayB-Ross and Vanfernal's gameplaySupport the Show.Hosted by: B-Ross and Vanfernal Produced and edited by: B-Ross Email us at: supergarbageday@gmail.com

Have you ever had a moment that shook you to your core and made you question everything?  For our guest today, John Miles, it was a terrifying encounter that changed the trajectory of his life.  John Miles is the author of Passion Struck: Twelve Powerful Principles to Unlock Your Purpose and Ignite Your Most Intentional Life. In this episode, he opens up about how that harrowing experience transformed him from a successful but unsatisfied corporate executive to a "passionstruck" evangelist for intentional living. He shares raw insights on integrity, empowerment, and what it truly means to embrace your purpose with courage and conviction.If you've ever felt stuck, uninspired or wondered "Is this all there is to life?", this may just be what you need to unlock your fire and start living with intention again.Key Lessons:1. Embrace Your Purpose:  A harrowing encounter prompted John Miles' life reinvention, leading him to discover the power of intentionally living with passion and perseverance.2. Integrity Matters: Always strive to do the right thing, even when no one's watching. Honesty and ethics aren't just feel-good concepts—they're crucial for success.3. Get Your People Pumped: Employees who feel engaged and empowered are more productive and deliver better customer experiences. Create a "line of sight" connecting their work to customer impact, while empowering and motivating them intrinsically.4. Live Passionstruck: Being "passionstruck" means relentlessly pursuing your purpose with unwavering dedication, as exemplified by John Miles' personal reinvention journey that inspired his brand.5. People are the Real Business: John Miles explores solving disengagement, creating a future self, and highlights this people-first approach in his book. Learn More:  Visit The Few With Boo website to find additional resources, related episodes, and more valuable content from John Miles www.fewpodcast.com Connect with John Miles:  Website: https://passionstruck.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnrmiles.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/milesjohn/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passion_struck_podcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTLdXATpxf8LP3riC0_mkKwX/Twitter: https://twitter.com/John_RMilesPodcast: https://www.instagram.com/passion_struck_podcast/ Order the book Passion Struck: Twelve Powerful Principles To Unlock Your Purpose And Ignite Your Most Intentional Life: https://passionstruck.com/passion-struck-book/ Living on autopilot or ready to reignite your passion? Tune in as John Miles shares his journey from purposeless executive to "passionstruck" evangelist after one terrifying moment.Subscribe to The Few with Boo Podcast for inspiration on intentional living.  P.S. Leave a review if his story inspires you!

Are you experiencing "profitless prosperity" and do you know how to "de-risk" your strategy?  You will once you listen to this episode with Robert Courser and Olivier Aries as they walk us through their recently released book, Line of Sight: The Five Keys for Strategic Execution in an Age of Uncertainty.   Just by reading this book and applying the principles within, your organization will experience immediate "lift".Click HERE to buy a copy of Line of Sight: The Five Keys for Strategic Execution in an Age of UncertaintyClick HERE for Robert's LinkedIn profileClick HERE for Olivier's LinkedIn profileClick HERE for the Line-of-Sight websiteRelated episodes:Robert Courser: Line of SightOlivier and Trish: A Bosshole® Intervention StoryHERE ARE MORE RESOURCES FROM REAL GOOD VENTURES:Never miss a good opportunity to learn from a bad boss...Click HERE to get your very own Reference Profile.  We use The Predictive Index as our analytics platform so you know it's validated and reliable.  Your Reference Profile informs you of your needs, behaviors, and the nuances of what we call your Behavioral DNA.  It also explains your work style, your strengths, and even the common traps in which you may find yourself.  It's a great tool to share with friends, family, and co-workers.Follow us on Twitter HERE and make sure to share with your network!Provide your feedback HERE, please!  We love to hear from our listeners and welcome your thoughts and ideas about how to improve the podcast and even suggest topics and ideas for future episodes.Visit us at www.realgoodventures.com.  We are a Talent Optimization consultancy specializing in people and business execution analytics.  Real Good Ventures was founded by Sara Best and John Broer who are both Certified Talent Optimization Consultants with over 50 years of combined consulting and organizational performance experience.  Sara is also certified in EQi 2.0.  RGV is also a Certified Partner of Line-of-Sight, a powerful organizational health and execution platform.  RGV is known for its work in leadership development, executive coaching, and what we call organizational rebuild where we bring all our tools together to diagnose an organization's present state and how to grow toward a stronger future state.

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Logical Line-Of-Sight Makes Games Sequential or Loopy, published by StrivingForLegibility on January 19, 2024 on LessWrong. In the last post, we talked about strategic time and the strategic time loops studied in open-source game theory. In that context, agents have logical line-of-sight to each other and the situation they're both facing, which creates a two-way information flow at the time each is making their decision. In this post I'll describe how agents in one context can use this logical line-of-sight to condition their behavior on how they behave in other contexts. This in turn makes those contexts strategically sequential or loopy, in a way that a purely causal decision theory doesn't pick up on. Sequential Games and Leverage As an intuition pump, consider the following ordinary game: Alice and Bob are going to play a Prisoners' Dilemma, and then an Ultimatum game. My favorite framing of the Prisoners' Dilemma is by Nicky Case: each player stands in front of a machine which accepts a certain amount of money, e.g. $100.[1] Both players choose simultaneously whether to put some of their own money into the machine. If Alice places $100 into the machine in front of her, $200 comes out of Bob's machine, and vice versa. If a player withholds their money, nothing comes out of the other player's machine. We call these strategies Cooperate and Defect respectively. Since neither player can cause money to come out of their own machine, Causal Decision Theory (CDT) identifies Defect as a dominant strategy for both players. Dissatisfaction with this answer has motivated many to dig into the foundations of decision theory, and coming up with different conditions that enable Cooperation in the Prisoners' Dilemma has become a cottage industry for the field. I myself keep calling it the Prisoners' Dilemma (rather than the Prisoner's Dilemma) because I want to frame it as a dilemma they're facing together, where they can collaboratively implement mechanisms that incentivize mutual Cooperation. The mechanism I want to describe today is leverage: having something the other player wants, and giving it to them if and only if they do what you want. Suppose that the subsequent Ultimatum game is about how to split $1,000. After the Prisoners' Dilemma, a fair coin is flipped to determine Alice and Bob's roles in the Ultimatum game. The evaluator can employ probabilistic rejection to shape the incentives of the proposer, so that the proposer has the unique best-response of offering a fair split. (According to the evaluator's notion of fairness.) And both players might have common knowledge that "a fair split" depends on what both players did in the Prisoners' Dilemma. If Alice is the evaluator, and she Cooperated in the first round but Bob Defected, then she is $200 worse-off than if Bob had Cooperated, and she can demand that Bob compensate her for this loss. Similarly, if Alice is the proposer, she might offer Bob $500 if he Cooperated but $300 if he Defected. Since Bob only gained $100 compared to Cooperating, his best-response is to Cooperate if he believes Alice will follow this policy. And Bob can employ the same policy, stabilizing the socially optimal payoff of ($600, $600) as a Nash equilibrium where neither has an incentive to change their policy. Crucially, this enforcement mechanism relies on each player having enough leverage in the subsequent game to incentivize Cooperation in the first round. If the Ultimatum game had been for stakes less than $200, this would be less than a Defector can obtain for themselves if the other player Cooperates. Knowing that neither can incentivize Cooperation, both players might fall back into mutual Defection. Bets vs Unexploitability Even if Alice knows she has enough leverage that she can incentivize Bob to Cooperate, she might be uncert...

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Logical Line-Of-Sight Makes Games Sequential or Loopy, published by StrivingForLegibility on January 19, 2024 on LessWrong. In the last post, we talked about strategic time and the strategic time loops studied in open-source game theory. In that context, agents have logical line-of-sight to each other and the situation they're both facing, which creates a two-way information flow at the time each is making their decision. In this post I'll describe how agents in one context can use this logical line-of-sight to condition their behavior on how they behave in other contexts. This in turn makes those contexts strategically sequential or loopy, in a way that a purely causal decision theory doesn't pick up on. Sequential Games and Leverage As an intuition pump, consider the following ordinary game: Alice and Bob are going to play a Prisoners' Dilemma, and then an Ultimatum game. My favorite framing of the Prisoners' Dilemma is by Nicky Case: each player stands in front of a machine which accepts a certain amount of money, e.g. $100.[1] Both players choose simultaneously whether to put some of their own money into the machine. If Alice places $100 into the machine in front of her, $200 comes out of Bob's machine, and vice versa. If a player withholds their money, nothing comes out of the other player's machine. We call these strategies Cooperate and Defect respectively. Since neither player can cause money to come out of their own machine, Causal Decision Theory (CDT) identifies Defect as a dominant strategy for both players. Dissatisfaction with this answer has motivated many to dig into the foundations of decision theory, and coming up with different conditions that enable Cooperation in the Prisoners' Dilemma has become a cottage industry for the field. I myself keep calling it the Prisoners' Dilemma (rather than the Prisoner's Dilemma) because I want to frame it as a dilemma they're facing together, where they can collaboratively implement mechanisms that incentivize mutual Cooperation. The mechanism I want to describe today is leverage: having something the other player wants, and giving it to them if and only if they do what you want. Suppose that the subsequent Ultimatum game is about how to split $1,000. After the Prisoners' Dilemma, a fair coin is flipped to determine Alice and Bob's roles in the Ultimatum game. The evaluator can employ probabilistic rejection to shape the incentives of the proposer, so that the proposer has the unique best-response of offering a fair split. (According to the evaluator's notion of fairness.) And both players might have common knowledge that "a fair split" depends on what both players did in the Prisoners' Dilemma. If Alice is the evaluator, and she Cooperated in the first round but Bob Defected, then she is $200 worse-off than if Bob had Cooperated, and she can demand that Bob compensate her for this loss. Similarly, if Alice is the proposer, she might offer Bob $500 if he Cooperated but $300 if he Defected. Since Bob only gained $100 compared to Cooperating, his best-response is to Cooperate if he believes Alice will follow this policy. And Bob can employ the same policy, stabilizing the socially optimal payoff of ($600, $600) as a Nash equilibrium where neither has an incentive to change their policy. Crucially, this enforcement mechanism relies on each player having enough leverage in the subsequent game to incentivize Cooperation in the first round. If the Ultimatum game had been for stakes less than $200, this would be less than a Defector can obtain for themselves if the other player Cooperates. Knowing that neither can incentivize Cooperation, both players might fall back into mutual Defection. Bets vs Unexploitability Even if Alice knows she has enough leverage that she can incentivize Bob to Cooperate, she might be uncert...

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On this week's episode, the late and great Jim Wofford gives a lecture about horses' vision and balance, including horses' eyes and their line of sight. He goes on to talk about martingales and the concept of being on the bit, and how this can inhibit the jump. Wofford brings this back around to how, in the pursuit of contact or frame, riders can inadvertently disadvantage their horse's natural balance for the job at hand.

On this week's episode, the late and great Jim Wofford gives a lecture about horses' vision and balance, including horses' eyes and their line of sight. He goes on to talk about martingales and the concept of being on the bit, and how this can inhibit the jump. Wofford brings this back around to how, in the pursuit of contact or frame, riders can inadvertently disadvantage their horse's natural balance for the job at hand.

Pick a movie and consider the actor who finds themselves away from shore. If they are unprepared or unseasoned for sea life, it can be a panic stricken moment when they lose sight of land. There are many times as leaders or team members where we lose our line sight and may need to regain it. Dr. Celina explores this idea and what we need to do in the moment to respond and regain that direction.

Welcome back to Leadership Line of Sight, where the second-chancer himself, Jesse Crosson, is back for a second time! Jesse, who describes himself as a "second-chancer," has an incredible story of resilience, redemption, and leadership that we're excited to hear more about. Convicted at just 18 years old for charges related to gun violence and home invasion during a period of active drug addiction, Jesse spent 19 years in prison before being granted a pardon. However, he didn't let his time in prison define him. Instead, he earned a bachelor's degree, tutored and mentored other inmates, and made the most of his time behind bars. Since his release less than a year ago, Jesse has used his platform to share his story, inspire others, and push for prison reform. With over 25 million engagements on TikTok alone, Jesse has become a powerful voice for change. In this episode, Jesse shares his insights on leadership, second chances, and his plans for the future. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from the second-chancer himself, Jesse Crosson, on Leadership Line of Sight!Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

Rebecca Krauthamer is an accomplished entrepreneur and visionary in the world of quantum computing, AI ethics, and technology that empowers and improves lives. A former Techstars Starburst 2021 Cohort member, she has an impressive background in various tech ventures and has played a pivotal role in shaping innovative solutions such as QuSecure's QuProtect™. Recognized as a Forbes Top 30 under 30, Rebecca's wealth of knowledge and experience inspires discussions around the potential of technology to make a positive difference in the world, motivating us all to work towards a brighter, more secure future.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

Dr. Susan Elizabeth Black OBE is a British computer scientist, academic, and social entrepreneur who is a multi award-winning Professor of Computer Science at Durham University and a Forbes World Top 50 Women in Tech. She is known for her advocacy for women in technology and her successful campaign to save Bletchley Park. She is the founder of BCSWomen, the UK's first online network for women in tech, and #techmums, a social enterprise empowering mothers and their families through tech. Dr. Black is also a deputy president of BCS and a professional speaker.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

William Hurley, or whurley as he is known to the world, is a leading expert in quantum computing dedicated to democratizing quantum computing as it emerges to make it accessible to everyone.Recorded the day after his awe-inspiring presentation at SxSW,  our host, Taylor, sits down with whurley to unpack his thoughts and the anxiety he experienced leading up to his presentation that may be known as the first of it's kind.With the unwavering support of his team at Strangeworks, whurley managed to condense what would typically take 9 weeks of preparation into mere hours, utilizing AI to showcase the capabilities of accomplishing tasks in a fraction of the time. As a leading expert in quantum computing, whurley reveals that this is only the beginning, and shares his conviction that the coming years will be even more transformative than the entire history of computers and the internet thus far.Driven by a passion for democratizing quantum computing, whurley is at the forefront of guiding both Strangeworks and the rest of us into a remarkable future.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

Charlie Fink is a Forbes columnist, podcast host, and author of AR-enabled books on the metaverse. He teaches XR and Metaverse Studies at Chapman University and has had a 40-year career at the intersection of popular culture and technology, including work at Walt Disney Feature Animation, Virtual World Entertainment, and AOL. Fink gives keynotes on the Metaverse globally and consults for tech companies to help them tell their stories.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert, and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

Samantha G. Wolfe is the Founder of PitchFWD, a strategic consultancy focused on accelerating the adoption of emerging technologies. She works with some of the most innovative companies in VR, AR, haptics, and the metaverse on branding, marketing, and business strategies.An author, judge, keynote speaker, and subject matter expert, Sam is known for her infectious enthusiasm, insightful talks and panels, incredible network, and inspirational mentorship. Sam has the superpower ability of identifying and showcasing the unique value of new products and services, in support of market creation and expansion.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

She's back! Chandra Devam returns to talk to us from her perspective as board member at SxSW 2023 with only a month until the legendary tech conference starts. Chandra is a co-founder & the CEO of ARIS MD, a business whose goal is to combat medical errors, which are one of the main causes of death in first world countries throughout the world. ARIS MD has a big vision for the future of medicine and wants to use X-Ray vision to revolutionize surgery, as well as having dynamic abilities in aerospace & mining. As a result of Chandra's successes, which include accolades from tech giants like SxSW and NASA, she is now a rising star in the leadership community.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

Ashley Mielke is an Edmonton-based licensed psychologist with specialization in grief healing. Ashley is speaking from personal experience because she lost her father to alcoholism, drug abuse, and suicide. Since 2013, she has facilitated hundreds of Grief Recovery Method® Programs, helping others who are grieving a range of losses as a result of her own healing journey. She is committed to helping others in greater and more substantial ways and is now working toward her doctorate in psychology. Join us as Ashley shares her inspiring tale and the insightful lessons she has learned from both her personal journey and her job assisting others in coping with loss. Listen here to learn more about self-care, leadership, and resilience from a fresh viewpoint.Taylor Hack, serial entrepreneur and Marketing Strategist at Gravidia Inc., hosts thought leaders, innovation pioneers & leaders at every level to decode the challenges that test our limits, the disruptions that shake our industries, and the vision that pulls us through to the success we know is possible.

Read along to practice your English and to learn the English phrases OUT OF SIGHT and LINE OF SIGHTIn this English lesson. I wanted to help you learn the English phrase out of sight. You can see this right now, but now it's out of sight. It literally means what it says when you can't see something. It is out of sight. Often people who are doing something illegal, they try to do it out of sight or if they're carrying something illegal and they see the cops, they'll put it out of sight. They'll put it in their pocket, in their back pocket, or they'll stick it in a bag. They'll put it out of sight. So that the police officers can't see it. So it's a very simple phrase. It simply means to put something where someone can't see it or to put yourself where someone can't see you. I can even be out of sight if I want. When I duck down, I'm out of sight.WANT FREE ENGLISH LESSONS? GO TO YOUTUBE AND SEARCH, "BOB THE CANADIAN"If you enjoy these lessons please consider supporting me at: http://www.patreon.com/bobthecanadianThe other phrase I wanted to teach you today is the phrase line of sight. So line of sight is an imaginary line between my eyes and what I'm looking at. So between myself and the camera, this is my current line of sight. When I'm sitting in my classroom at the back and a student's doing a presentation. If another student sits in front of me, they're in my line of sight. I'm not able to see the person at the front. So it's simply an invisible line. If I look at that car driving by. It's in my line of sight. I'm able to see them.So to review when something is out of sight, it means you simply can't see it. And when you talk about your line of sight, it's the imaginary line between you and the thing that you're looking at.But, hey, let's look at a comment from a previous video. This comment is from Shuvra. Thanks, sir. Yes, you should have brought your sunglasses. And then my response next time! You can see I'm wearing them right now. So thanks for that comment. I did remember them. I did find them back they were actually in my van. They were kind of between the seats. Sorry it's really windy out here. They were between the seats and they were kind of covered with some stuff. Hey, I'm not going to walk around today because it is extremely windy. You saw just there.I got blown a little bit. If we turn this way, you can see the tree moving in the wind. So I'm going to just stand and talk in one spot. It's very gusty. I don't know if you know what the word gusty means. When it's gusty outside, it means the wind is blowing and it speeds up every once in a while.So as I was sitting in the house, I thought I could make this English lesson inside or I could just go outside with my good camera, with my really big wind protected microphone. I've never shown you that have I? I'll take a picture of this tripod when I go back inside so that you can see it. But it is windy today.Let's turn this way and then maybe you can see a little bit. I can't help but show you things. That tree is moving. But even though there are no leaves on it, that tree is still moving quite a bit in the wind. So anyways, too windy to make a video, but I'm out here anyways. By the way, speaking of weather it's supposed to get super cold here, wait for it.I'm going to tell you what the temperature is going to be tonight. Drum roll, please. -22 degrees Celsius tonight, Friday night, the same -20, -25. Extremely cold weather. It's actually dangerous to go outside when it's that cold. So I don't go outside at night anyways. I sleep in my nice cozy bed inside my house, but it's going to get super cold here.I'm kind of looking forward to it. That's kind of cool. Anyways, see you in a couple days with another short English lesson bye. Whoa!!Support the show

With a relentless focus on RRI's continued growth, Storm's role in business development combines her passion for helping others succeed with her 25+ years of experience in personal development and entrepreneurial management. For the past 15 years, Storm Fletcher has helped grow Richard Robbins International into the foremost authority in Canadian real estate training and coaching. A master of her craft, Fletcher is instrumental to the innovative development and growth at RRI. An advocate for providing powerful insight, Storm has played a significant role in the success of so many entrepreneurs. “Growth comes from an unwillingness to be comfortable and the desire to do more,” she says.Storm has had the privilege of working with strong, empowering women throughout her career and strives to give back by assisting abused women's organizations. Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert, and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions, and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

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In the field of fashion and costumes, Phaedra Godchild has achieved great success. She has established a successful career working as a costume shopper and buyer on blockbuster movies and television shows like Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2020), Black Summer S2, and Paramount Television productions. Phaedra has vast experience working as a wardrobe stylist for commercial campaigns, fashion publications, and shows in addition to her work as a costume designer. She is a frequent style expert on various Canadian television programs, including ET Canada, Global TV, and CTV, thanks to her knowledge of the fashion industry. She graduated from Kwantlen Polytechnic University with a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Design and Technology in 2009.Taylor Hack, a tech investor, marketing expert, and real estate industry leader, hosts a podcast featuring thought leaders and innovators to discuss industry challenges, disruptions, and strategies for success. By sharing the stories of leadership, from the perspective of leaders, Taylor strives to help you develop your Leadership Line of Sight.

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AbstractMaking Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Account Technical Leader IBM Technology Sales, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Lynne Snead. Lynne is the founder and owner of Talent Evolution Systems, a behavioral analyst, consultant, training specialist, speaker, coach. Lynne has a back ground in Educational Psychology, and has specialized in organizational performance for over 20 years. Lynne is one of the original Franklin Covey co-authors, has a best seller, she created Franklin Covey's signature Project Development process and programs, worked directly with Stephen R Covey Senior and Stephen MR Covey Junior. Lynne started her own company in 2003.Show Notes1:42 – Lynne talks about her career 4:44 – What is your definition of Coach?7:38 – Beginning of the year intentions16:24 – Line of sight36:40 – How do you prioritize in business?44:40 – Style is important50:54 – What is the “cheat” to align different styles?  Speed of TrustAtomic Habits Vern Harnish Lynne SneadConnect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn.Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter.  

In this episode of the Legion Outriders, Matt and Dan go over a big LVO update (Be sure to follow Frontline Gaming's Legion page for more LVO updates to come!) and the first two of the new rule preview articles.

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Today we are joined by Robert Courser, the CEO of Line-of-Sight which is one of the incredible diagnostics we use at Real Good Ventures for Bosshole Prevention.  We asked Robert to join us to speak about the research LOS has done when it comes to identifying the four things companies need to do as 2023 unfolds.  They are listed below - and have a listen!The four things companies need to do in 2023:Protect MarginsManage ScarcityThrive in UncertaintyKeep it TogetherClick HERE for Robert's LinkedIn pageOther related episodes:Dan Courser - The Bully BossholeSara and John - The Science we UseHave a BOSSHOLE STORY of your own?  Click HERE to inquire about being on the podcast!HERE ARE MORE RESOURCES FROM REAL GOOD VENTURES:Never miss a good opportunity to learn from a bad boss...Click HERE to get your very own Reference Profile.  We use The Predictive Index as our analytics platform so you know it's validated and reliable.  Your Reference Profile informs you of your needs, behaviors, and the nuances of what we call your Behavioral DNA.  It also explains your work style, your strengths, and even the common traps in which you may find yourself.  It's a great tool to share with friends, family, and co-workers.Follow us on Twitter HERE and make sure to share with your network!Provide your feedback HERE, please!  We love to hear from our listeners and welcome your thoughts and ideas about how to improve the podcast and even suggest topics and ideas for future episodes.Visit us at www.realgoodventures.com.  We are a Talent Optimization consultancy specializing in people and business execution analytics.  Real Good Ventures was founded by Sara Best and John Broer who are both Certified Talent Optimization Consultants with over 50 years of combined consulting and organizational performance experience.  Sara is also certified in EQi 2.0.  RGV is also a Certified Partner of Line-of-Sight, a powerful organizational health and execution platform.  RGV is known for its work in leadership development, executive coaching, and what we call organizational rebuild where we bring all our tools together to diagnose an organization's present state and how to grow toward a stronger future state.

Angelo is a Partner for HP Tech Ventures, where he leads investments and partnerships in artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality, PC Gaming, Services, and Education. Angelo is also a frequent speaker at industry conferences and an active advisor to startups in the AI, VR, and gaming space. Having taught classes at Wharton's Executive MBA program, Haas School of Business, and IDC Herzilya, Angelo is a sought-after wealth of knowledge in Venture Capitalism, Corporate Strategy, Mergers & Acquisitions.Taylor Hack, serial entrepreneur and Marketing Strategist at Gravidia Inc., hosts thought leaders, innovation pioneers & leaders at every level to decode the challenges that test our limits, the disruptions that shake our industries, and the vision that pulls us through to success we know is possible.

The new owner of Real Estate Magazine, Andrew Fogliato is a professional speaker and President of Just Sell Homes, a digital marketing company for real estate. Andrew has been a notable member of the real estate industry in Canada for the last 10 years helping agents connect with their clients online and it's only a natural progression that he is now the owner of one of the most recognized publications in real estate.Taylor Hack, serial entrepreneur and Marketing Strategist at Gravidia Inc., hosts thought leaders, innovation pioneers & leaders at every level to decode the challenges that test our limits, the disruptions that shake our industries, and the vision that pulls us through to the success we know is possible.

Sarah Hamilton is a dynamic City Councillor in Edmonton, Alberta, with an extensive history in public service, both in government and working with not-for-profit organizations. Sarah's ability to be a strong community builder stems from her communication skills. With a background in journalism, public relations & teaching communication, Sarah has an unmatched ability to understand the people she serves in her volunteer work and her government roles that also include Commissioner on the Edmonton Police Commission, Representative on the Federation of Canada Municipalities Board of Directors, and the Chair of the Urban Planning Committee.Taylor Hack, serial entrepreneur and Marketing Strategist at Gravidia Inc., hosts thought leaders, innovation pioneers & leaders at every level to decode the challenges that test our limits, the disruptions that shake our industries, and the vision that pulls us through to the success we know is possible.

Let's talk about some changes to my video format, and get back into the groove of things.

On the last scheduled episode of Line of Sight, the three cohosts are all here with a throwback to early episodes with a rule of the week before diving into a long list of favorites ranging from favorite unit to favorite p3 paint to favorite event and more. It's been a wild ride, thank you so much for being part of it.

On Episode 229 of Line of Sight, Bret and Chandler have a back and forth discussion about complexity and the myriad ways that Warmachine handles it. Why is a timing framework so important? Why are more precise rules actually more casual friendly? What can other games learn from Warmachine's design? All this and more on the latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 228 of Line of Sight, the trio are here to break down an often confusing and difficult experience - running an event. From pre-event preparation to advertisement and more, we give an exhaustive overview of what a prospective Tournament Organizer should consider, prepare for, and plan to work around. No stone remains unturned as we dive into the minutia of how to set up a round timer, score standings by hand (if necessary) and what makes a good prize system. If you've ever wanted to run an event, this episode is for you! So come take advantage of our 30+ years of combined tournament experience while we break it all down for you on this episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 227 of the Line of Sight Gaming Podcast, Bret and Jaden are here with some thoughts about potential changes that would make the flashiest centerpieces of the entire game a little more table ready. While some colossals and gargantuans are perfectly playable in their own right, many more sit on shelves. What do these lovely but unplayed models need to come out and hit the table? Come find out what we think on this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 226 of Line of Sight, the entire cast is here to take a retrospective look at all of the incredible innovations Privateer Press has made over their lifespan that have spurred the entire miniature gaming industry to play catchup and adapt. With nearly two decades worth of incredible games, there are too many points to summarize, but you can listen to all of our thoughts on this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 225 of Line of Sight, the entire gang are here joined by the incredible Massimo who has put together a Jeopardy board with questions from the entire history of the Line of Sight podcast sets! Come with us on a trip down memory lane as the three co-hosts all scramble to figure out old podcast topics, prominent gusts, Warmachine rules, and more! Who will come out on top? Guess you'll have to listen to this latest episode to find out!

On Episode 224 of Line of Sight, Chandler and Bret are here to discuss one of Chandler's great loves - the Protectorate of Menoth! Come take a look at the themes, models, and playstyles of the faction that loves to tell you “no, you cannot do that” and then burn you to death in dramatic fashion. It's a good time - at least for the Menites! - so come take it all in on this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 223 of the Line of Sight, Bret and Jaden bring their top picks for best caster in the game in a bit of a "change my mind" style cast similar to the worst caster in the game cast from a few weeks back! Who's brought what? Who convinces who? And then what do they think make an incredible caster in the first place? Come find out on this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 222 of the Line of Sight Warmachine Podcast, the gang are all here to travel back to our roots and talk about Circle! This time we're breaking down the four theme forces, talking about interesting pieces of tech and history in each and wrapping up with a discussion about what we want Circle's playstyle to be vs. what it currently is. It's a (mostly) salt free episode from a bunch of ex - Circle players, so come check it all out on this weeks episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 221 of Line of Sight, everyone is invited to the entire cast start the brainstorming for a (potential) new Warmachine format - CHONKMACHINE! Ever feel like 75 points just isn't enough to fit all your models into a list? Do you constantly despair because your two favorite Warcasters can never be on the table on your side at the same time? Have you contemplated the absurd potential of running six Hellmouths in one list? If you have, you might also have realized that such a glorious thing might take a literal weekend to pull off. But....what if it didn't have to? The cast are all here to brainstorm ways to make a huge scale game of Warmachine approachable in a reasonable amount of time. Come listen as mechanics are introduced, discussed, discarded, or "marked for testing". We've got Brawlmachine, we've got Clashmachine, and now...maybe the world is ready for CHONKMACHINE!

On Episode 219 of Line of Sight, the gang are all here with a caster each that they think is the worst caster in the game and will attempt to convince each other member of the cast the their pick is correct over the course of the episode. Which casters do we rank near the bottom? Who has the best argument for worst overall? Did we completely miss one that deserves to be on the list!? Come find out, and let us know what you think of this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 218 of Line of Sight, the cast are all here to indulge in a fairly rare past time - homebrewing some changes to Cryx! Our wonderful Donor Waffle has asked us to talk about some ways we would change the Nightmare Empire to better tweak its internal balance and bring the faction more in line with the rest of the competitive field. It's a loopy, rambling, wild discussion about all manner of undead and necromantic things, so don't miss this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 217 of Line of Sight, the gang is all here to tackle one of our two Donor Episode Topics for the month! On this episode, we talk about how the Void Archon was a lynchpin piece that single handedly held down entire strategies based around healing, tough, and stopping models from dying with other effects. With its recent nerf and less ubiquitous nature, does the rest of the game have enough tools to handle extremely strong skews that rely on these mechanics such as the Makeda 2 list that won Adepticon? The cast dives into each faction to talk about the tools they have available and whether they think it's enough on this unique look at the meta here on Line of Sight!

On Episode 216 of Line of Sight, Jaden is here to spin a tale of ambition and tragedy as he takes listeners through the history of the Elven Gods and the most influential Iosan ever to live - Ghyrrshyld of House Vyre. This is a unique episode in the history of Line of Sight, and we owe it all to our incredible Donor Patron Phil. Thank you so much for your incredible support, and also for this amazing journey of discovery. Come check it out on this week's episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 215 of the Line of Sight Podcast, the gang are all here to discuss the recent Riot Quest Board Game kickstarter and give their thoughts on what it did well, and what factors may have contributed to its necessary cancellation. We talk about everything from target demographics to advertising to next steps we would expect to see and more! Come check it out on this week's episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 214 of the Line of Sight Gaming Podcast, the gang are all here but with a bevy of special guests! Our patrons asked us to bring our wives onto the podcast, and each co-host has a list of questions to put to his spouse about their experience with Warmachine from the unique perspective that comes from living with a Warmachine player. It's funny, it's touching, and everything in between. We had a great time recording this one, and we hope you enjoy listening to it!

On Episode 213 of Line of Sight, the whole gang is here to discuss thoughts on the newly released information we have about the Orgoth! Come get the scoop on the newly announced models, why everyone is suddenly excited for Cygnar? and what we think of PPs direction for one of the most iconic factions in the entire history of the Iron Kingdoms. It's sure to be a spicy time, so don't miss any of this latest episode of Line of Sight!

On Episode 212 of Line of Sight, Bret, Chandler, and Jaden sit down to discuss a topic that is a constant fascination for the three hosts - with how incredibly varied and deep the world of the Iron Kingdoms is, what would be the best place for it in the various genres of video games. Come listen to a multitude of game pitches, ideas for settings and time periods, and thoughts about how the world of Warmachine is its greatest asset when it comes to introducing people to the game.

On Episode 211 of the Line of Sight Warmachine Podcast, the gang is all here to chat about Jaden's wonderful experience playing Fallen Corvis in February. Come get a quick synopsis of the game, things that we're really liking about the state of the rules, things we definitely want to change about the state of the rules, and why we think Fallen Corvis is something that the Warmachine world really needs. We're getting excited about Fallen Corvis, and we think you should too! Come find out why on Episode 211 of the Line of Sight Podcast!

On Episode 210 of Line of Sight, the entire gang is here to chat about the top five lists from the recently completed Las Vegas Open! We talk through our thoughts on the meta, the threats the lists present and respond to, and what the overall standings and placements mean for the next few months of the game going forward. This episode was picked by our wonderful patrons via vote - a huge thanks to you guys for your support!