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Benjamin Felis   Benjamin „Ben“ Felis is a former Graffiti-Artist from Berlin/Germany who now works as a full-time Graphic Recorder and Teacher for Visual Thinking.   He is also an official Neuland Toolmaster and an IFVP Member (International Forum of Visual Practitioners). Ben has taught in over 15 countries in the last 10 years - and conducted over 250 professional Graphic Recordings - analog and digital.   If you want to learn Graphic Recording: Ben has several online classes and an own YouTube channel with free tutorials.   His latest release is an online course on „Digital Graphic Recording/Sketchnoting on ALL Tablets“: https://elopage.com/s/OnlineSchoolforGraphicRecordingGermany/digital-graphic- recording-sketchnoting-on-all-tablets   Other online courses you find here: https://graphic-recording-and-visual-facilitation.teachable.com/   SPECIAL: With the code „YURI“ you get a 30% discount on all online classes :)   BRAND NEW ONLINE CLASS: Digital Graphic Recording/Sketchnoting on ALL Tablets (English) https://elopage.com/s/OnlineSchoolforGraphicRecordingGermany/digital-graphic-recording-sketchnoting-on-all-tablets  ONLINE CLASSES: Learn Visualization and Graphic Recording online (English) https://graphic-recording-and-visual-facilitation.teachable.com/  NEWSLETTER: Subscribe to my weekly Newsletter - and get a FREE video tutorial and a practice sheet (pdf)! http://eepurl.com/gAsFLX  YOUTUBE CHANNEL: Free Graphic Recording/Sketchnote Tutorials https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIJzB1zDmrFeTM9n0v9Ou6A/    Follow him on Social media: @benjaminfelis or Benjamin Felis Graphic Recording Website: www.benjaminfelis.de Email: post@benjaminfelis.de      SUPPORT THE PODCAST   This show is brought to you by the Visual Thinking and Sketchnoting Boot Camp Udemyonline course developed for you by Yuri Malishenko. This unique and highly practical signature course will teach you all the necessary elements that you need to employ visual thinking for your profession. You will learn how to draw simply and use sketching techniques to take visual notes, facilitate group discussions, and communicate your ideas with clarity! By the end of the course, you will have completed a unique do-it-yourself workbook that you will carry around as a reference and inspiration for your future ideas!   With the help of the course, you will boost your thinking and communication skills as well as improve your productivity and effectiveness. By purchasing the course you get lifetime access to almost 7 hours of hi-quality video instructions with numerous assignments close to real life.   You can sign up for the course here:   https://www.udemy.com/course/visual-thinking-and-sketchnoting-boot-camp/?referralCode=D0574A03FF3E6CADC63F   Subscribe to Yuri's newsletter: http://eepurl.com/gWi_if

This live call was part of The Showrunner Sessions. This is the 8-week podcast workshop series where we at Marketing Showrunners work with podcasters to transform your skills, your show, and your community, with an aim to making “their favorite podcast.” Join Jay and Robert in this informative, insightful conversation about strategies to create a great podcast. Robert talks about his process; the importance of planning, structure, and doing your research; and he emphasizes why you should “write it down.” NEWSLETTER: Subscribe to “Playing Favorites,” the newsletter from Jay Acunzo and Marketing Showrunners, exploring creativity, content, marketing, and making someone's favorite podcast. Subscribe at marketingshowrunners.com/subscribe/WORKSHOPS: https://www.marketingshowrunners.com/podcast-workshops-content-marketers/These are online, interactive, cohort-based workshops for makers and marketers, all for one aim: Learn how to make a show that makes a difference. In other words, learn how to make someone's FAVORITE show. Level up an existing show, or launch a new one. Students are marketers, executives, science researchers, freelancers, entrepreneurs, authors, and artists and thinkers of all kinds who connect, do real work on their real shows together, and benefit from the community around them as much as the system we’ve built. INSIDE THIS EPISODE: Robert Rose’s This Old Marketing can be found here: https://contentmarketinginstitute.com/pnr-with-this-old-marketing-podcast/ Follow Robert Rose on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/Robert_Rose Learn more about Robert Rose here: https://robertrose.net/ Visit The Content Advisory here: https://contentadvisory.net/ Find Robert’s podcast The Weekly Wrap here: https://contentmarketinginstitute.com/cmi-weekly-wrap-podcast/ Follow 3 Clips host Jay Acunzo on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jayacunzo/You can find all episodes of Marketing Showrunners wherever you listen to podcasts, or by browsing the show’s home page at marketingshowrunners.com/podcastThanks for listening!(3 Clips with Jay Acunzo is the official podcast of Marketing Showrunners, helping makers and marketers find and share their voices and make shows that make a difference. MSR offers free and paid education and entertainment to help you create podcasts and video shows that are central to both your brand and your audience’s lives.)

When journalist Jake Warren met Aimen Dean -- a former Al Qaeda bomb-maker turned agent for the British intelligence service MI6, who happened to be super smart and deeply knowledgeable about Middle East politics -- he knew he had hit storytelling pay dirt. So when Jake started his own podcasting company a few years later, he was determined to get Aimen behind the mic. But there were a couple of problems: the guy could talk for nine hours, and would sometimes get pretty deep in the weeds. So they brought in Thomas Small -- an author, documentary film producer, Middle East scholar, and good friend of Aimen’s - to be co host.The resulting podcast, CONFLICTED, from Jake’s company Message Heard, breaks down the complexities of history, religion and politics of the Middle East and puts them in a global context. The first season begins with 9/11 and focuses on the War on Terror and associated conflicts in the region. The second season is about the post-Cold War New World Order and how that era of US dominance affected the Middle East, and beyond. To the listener, it sounds like Thomas and Aimen are having a friendly conversation, sprinkled with Aimen’s often heart-stopping personal stories. But as you’ll hear, there’s lots of work that goes on behind the scenes to get to this place.In this episode, join 3 Clips host and Marketing Showrunners founder Jay Acunzo as he talks with Jake Warren about the large and small choices that make CONFLICTED a success - not only with Middle East politics nerds, but among a general audience too.NEWSLETTER:Subscribe to “Playing Favorites,” the newsletter from Jay Acunzo and Marketing Showrunners, exploring creativity, content, marketing, and making someone's favorite podcast. Subscribe at marketingshowrunners.com/subscribe/WORKSHOPS:https://www.marketingshowrunners.com/podcast-workshops-content-marketers/These are online, interactive, cohort-based workshops for makers and marketers, all for one aim: Learn how to make a show that makes a difference. In other words, learn how to make someone's FAVORITE show. Level up an existing show, or launch a new one.Students are marketers, executives, science researchers, freelancers, entrepreneurs, authors, and artists and thinkers of all kinds who connect, do real work on their real shows together, and benefit from the community around them as much as the system we’ve built.INSIDE THIS EPISODE:CONFLICTED from Message Heard can be found here: https://messageheard.com/our-podcasts/conflicted, or wherever you get your podcasts. Selections played on this episode of 3 Clips are from Season 1, Episode 2: The War on Terror: https://play.acast.com/s/conflicted/waronterrorFollow Jake Warren, founder of MessageHeard, on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheJakeWarrenFollow CONFLICTED on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/MHconflictedListen to the podcast Undiscovered, hosted and reported by Jake Warren: https://messageheard.com/podcasts/undiscoveredFollow 3 Clips host Jay Acunzo on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jayacunzo/You can find all episodes of 3 Clips wherever you listen to podcasts, or by browsing the show’s home page at marketingshowrunners.com/podcastThanks for listening!(3 Clips with Jay Acunzo is the official podcast of Marketing Showrunners, helping makers and marketers find and share their voices and make shows that make a difference. MSR offers free and paid education and entertainment to help you create podcasts and video shows that are central to both your brand and your audience’s lives.)

Scott Monty faced daunting challenges making this show for TD Bank. First off, it's a bank. They're not exactly the most creative brand in the world. Second, the show is meant for the internal team. Yes, this is a corporate communications, internal-only show. Why? And how does that change things? (According to Scott, quite a bit: You have to learn to avoid being an overly cheery marketer promoting something to your own team, and get in the minds of the audience just the same as you would making an external show.)Additionally, Scott's an external contributor, a contractor hired to make a show.Finally, this show is a NARRATIVE-style show. It's a risk. It features raw, human emotion and stories -- not taling heads spewing soundbites. Scott navigated internal stakeholders, built a genuinely good show, and did so against the odds. Join 3 Clips host and Marketing Showrunners founder Jay Acunzo as he talks to Scott about how it all went down. The pair then dissects three small clips revealing a few big lessons. NEWSLETTER:Subscribe to “Playing Favorites,” the newsletter from Jay Acunzo and Marketing Showrunners, exploring creativity, content, marketing, and making someone's favorite podcast. Subscribe at marketingshowrunners.com/subscribe/WORKSHOPS:https://www.marketingshowrunners.com/podcast-workshops-content-marketers/These are online, interactive, cohort-based workshops for makers and marketers, all for one aim: Learn how to make a show that makes a difference. In other words, learn how to make someone's FAVORITE show. Level up an existing show, or launch a new one.Students are marketers, executives, science researchers, freelancers, entrepreneurs, authors, and artists and thinkers of all kinds who connect, do real work on their real shows together, and benefit from the community around them as much as the system we’ve built.INSIDE THIS EPISODE:TD Bank’s The Power of WOW can be found here: https://newscenter.td.com/us/en/news/2020/the-power-of-wow-episode-2Follow Scott Monty on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/scottmontySubscribe to Scott's newsletter, Timeless and Timely, at https://www.scottmonty.com/p/subscribe.htmlOr listen to Scott's other show about Sherlock Holmes: https://www.ihearofsherlock.com/Follow 3 Clips host Jay Acunzo on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jayacunzo/You can find all episodes of Marketing Showrunners wherever you listen to podcasts, or by browsing the show’s home page at marketingshowrunners.com/podcastThanks for listening!(3 Clips with Jay Acunzo is the official podcast of Marketing Showrunners, helping makers and marketers find and share their voices and make shows that make a difference. MSR offers free and paid education and entertainment to help you create podcasts and video shows that are central to both your brand and your audience’s lives.)

Today’s content: Ten minutes for a better world? That should be possible every day, right? Matthias Langwasser invites you and everybody, who wants to live freely in peace and harmony with all other beings, for a regular mass meditation. This meditation for healing our planet is ideally done every night at 9 p.m. CET. The more people connect within these vibrant minutes, the faster our vision of a healed planet becomes reality! Will you join? Have fun listening! __________ ♥ Got questions or suggestions? Write them down in the review section! :) __________ -Website- ▶ https://matthias-langwasser.com/   -Newsletter- ▶ Subscribe for the legendary Regenbogenkreis newsletter and get your mailbox regularly fed with inspiring news:  https://www.regenbogenkreis.de/newsletter-abonnieren    -Social Media- ▶ Facebook: https://de-de.facebook.com/MatthiasLangwasser/ ▶ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/regenbogenkreis.de/

Over the last few weeks I’ve been talking a lot about objectives, goals and tactics. One of the ways you can identify your objectives is to think about what you would be proud to say you’ve accomplished a year from today. Another way would be to ask yourself the question, “What if I was successful?” Or, “What does success look like for me?” Sometimes we have all these ideas in our head, but are unsure about the ultimate goal we’re trying to accomplish. Pick one of these ideas and ask these questions, you’ll be surprised at how many gaps you can fill in just a short conversation with yourself. This is part of my Get better Friday, all about being a better leader. Each piece is about me describing what I’ve been practicing to help me become a better leader and coach for my team, my career and my personal life. Contact me Would love to hear from you on this topic! Email: obscurednarration@gmail.com Twitter: @domcorriveau Need even more? Check out my sister podcast Go With The Heat. We just relaunched the show after going through all of the 80’s goodness that was Miami Vice. The updated show is now going deeper into the greatest era of action movies, 1975 – 1995. Go With The Heat Podcast Digital marketing professional Into digital marketing? Get a newsletter all about the best stuff in digital marketing over the last week plus deep-dives into this industry. Newsletter Subscribe

One of the biggest moments that changed my perspective on where I was taking my career was this mindset. Often we ask what we've done in the last year. But, what do you want to say you've accomplished? As leaders we are always trying to grow, but the grind of daily tasks can get in our way to thinking about the future. Don't just use your email as a todo list, use this weekend to think about 2020. Close your eyes and imagine you're with several of your closest friends, family and coworkers at Thanksgiving next year. Someone asks you, "What was your proudest accomplishment in 2020?" What do you say? Read more about this topic: Brass Ring: https://mailchi.mp/8580e2d58526/three-of-you-is-better-than-one?e=6305081407 Seth Godin: https://seths.blog/2019/11/a-year-from-now/ This is part of my Get better Friday, all about being a better leader. Each piece is about me describing what I’ve been practicing to help me become a better leader and coach for my team, my career and my personal life. Contact me Would love to hear from you on this topic! Email: obscurednarration@gmail.com Twitter: @domcorriveau Need even more? Check out my sister podcast Go With The Heat. We just relaunched the show after going through all of the 80’s goodness that was Miami Vice. The updated show is now going deeper into the greatest era of action movies, 1975 – 1995. Go With The Heat Podcast Digital marketing professional Into digital marketing? Get a newsletter all about the best stuff in digital marketing over the last week plus deep-dives into this industry. Newsletter Subscribe

This is part of my Get better Friday, all about being a better leader. Each piece is about me describing what I’ve been practicing to help me become a better leader and coach for my team, my career and my personal life. This week: To accomplish anything requires a vision of what success looks before you begin. After, you have a mix of objectives, goals and tactics that will eventually be the work that will lead you to that vision. The difference between objectives, goals and tactics. We often conflate the three together, mixing tactics with goals or interpreting an objective as a tactic. When you work with a vision in mind, setting objectives that help push you to that vision will make setting goals and tactics easier. Everyday you need to ask yourself, “Is this getting me closer to my vision? To my life or career objectives?” Contact me Would love to hear from you on this topic! Email: obscurednarration@gmail.com Twitter: @domcorriveau Need even more? Check out my sister podcast Go With The Heat. We just relaunched the show after going through all of the 80’s goodness that was Miami Vice. The updated show is now going deeper into the greatest era of action movies, 1975 – 1995. Go With The Heat Podcast Digital marketing professional Into digital marketing? Get a newsletter all about the best stuff in digital marketing over the last week plus deep-dives into this industry. Newsletter Subscribe

BTBHA invites Helen Chin Lui on the show to talk about the emotional aspect of pain and whether or not we should ignore pain? How ignoring pain symptoms can affect you physically and emotionally. Certified Reflexologist and Certified Energy Medicine Practitioner Helen Chin Lui will talk about how painful and stuck energy can lead to physical and emotional problems. Helen is the owner of the Healing Place in Medfield, MA. She specializes in helping people to find relief from chronic digestive problems, chronic pain and balances hormones naturally. To learn more about the Helen and her services go to http://helenchinlui.healingplacemedfield.com/ For the Healing Place's free report “Proven Alternative Ways to Heal Common Chronic Digestive Problems: What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know Can Keep You From Healing.” Other resources: Newsletter: Subscribe to our Newsletter Instagram Healing Place