Podcasts about project evo

Arman Assadi is the Chief Growth Officer of Collective Shift, founder of Steno and Project EVO, and host of the FLOW with Arman Assadi podcast.    In this episode, Daniel sits down with Arman to discuss what it means to create “specific skills” in your career which allow you to command what you're worth for doing what you're passionate about, without competing with others who don't care about you anyway.   In other words: tune in, ASAP.  

Arman Assadi is the founder and CEO of Steno, a stealth A.I. startup.  He is also the host of the FLOW with Arman Assadi podcast, and the co-founder and CEO of Project EVO.  Recently, he was featured on the cover of Foundr Magazine and has also been the chief strategist and copywriter behind 13 different 7-figure launches.  In this episode, Arman shares with us the journey that has led him from difficult beginnings to creating a life by design filled with purposeful success. https://www.armanassadi.comFLOW with Arman Assadi Feat. Abe Shrevehttps://projectevo.org 

On this NMG interview episode, the guys chat with Arman Assadi. Arman's mission is to democratize wisdom. He is the founder and CEO of Steno, a stealth A.I. startup, host of the FLOW with Arman Assadi podcast, and co-founder and CEO of Project EVO. Recently, he was featured on the cover of Foundr Magazine, which has previously featured household names like Richard Branson, Brené Brown, Mark Cuban, Gary Vaynerchuk, and Arianna Huffington.

On today's episode, Arman Assadi is here to help us tap into our human nature and ancient wisdom. Arman is a brilliant startup strategist and the CEO and co-founder of Project Evo. He takes us on the journey through his challenging upbringing to his triumphant successes and business ventures, all while adding to our tool belts for life! From needing to make money to finding fulfillment, Arman shows us why we must COMMIT to connecting to the innermost part of our beings. We discuss the best part of seeing a therapist and how we can tap into the different layers of life through meaningful sessions. The mission of today's episode is to democratize wisdom, tune in to find out how! About The Guest:Arman Assadi is the host of the podcast FLOW with Arman Assadi, the founder and CEO of Steno, co-founder and CEO of Project EVO (which famously raised over $1 million for the EVO Planner), and author of the upcoming book UNLEASHED. He is the chief strategist behind 13 different 7+ figure launches, having worked with celebrities and NYT bestselling authors like Lewis Howes, Neil Patel, and more. Finding Arman Assadi:Website: https://www.armanassadi.com/ Text @1-619-825-2595Listen to FLOW with Arman AssadiCheck out Project Evo Youtube: @Arman AssadiInstagram & Facebook: @armanassadi Twitter: @ArmanAssadiReview this podcast on Apple Podcast using this LINK and when you DM me the screen shot, I buy you my $299 video course as a thank you! To pre-order Overcome Your Villains NOW and get the bonus bundle click here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I'm speaking with Arman Assadi. Arman helps leaders and creatives find their flow. He is the host of the FLOW podcast, co-founder and CEO of Project EVO, founder and CEO of Assadi Ventures, and co-founder of Steno, a stealth startup. Arman is also the co-creator of the EVO Planner™ (the most funded planner of all time), and has also been the chief strategist and copywriter behind 13 different 7-figure launches. Fortune 500 companies, Silicon Valley startups, celebrity thought leaders, and New York Times bestselling authors have consulted Arman and generated tens of millions of dollars with his strategies. Today, Arman joins the podcast to talk about the investing philosophies that have allowed him to create financial freedom and live a life by design. Key Takeaways Why so many entrepreneurs get trapped by trying to optimize investments, businesses, and hustle. How to avoid becoming insanely depressed during the journey of making money. Why changing your mindset changes everything.  Why it's so easy to get wrapped up in events like meme stocks. The value of asking yourself why you shouldn't invest in something. Want the Full Show Notes? To get access to the full show notes, including audio, transcripts, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit JustinDonald.com/17 Get the Lifestyle Investor Book! To get access to The Lifestyle Investor: The 10 Commandments of Cashflow Investing for Passive Income and Financial Freedom visit JustinDonald.com/book Rate & Review If you enjoyed today's episode of The Lifestyle Investor, hit the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts, (or wherever you listen) so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU! Connect with Justin Donald Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Twitter

Mike Kamo is the co-founder and Global CEO of NP Brands. He's currently building a $100 million agency at NPdigital.com. Show Notes:Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on Mike, how they met, and the topic of today’s episode. [00:10]Arman and Mike talk about what it takes to build a thriving business in today’s world. [05:56]Mike shares how he got into entrepreneurship and how meeting Neil Patel changed the trajectory of his life. [08:40]Failing forward and playing the long game. [15:25]What’s the value of money? [18:22]What it takes to strategically grow and scale a business. [24:42]Maximizing profitability as and delivering clients the results they’re looking for. [28:28]Mike gives insider tips on how to start a successful agency and where to focus on. [30:01]Arman talks about the lessons he learned building Project Evo. [38:59]The importance of transparent communication. [40:23]How do you view leadership? [41:25]Creating a healthy business partnership and finding ways to complement each other. [49:48]Reframing situations and seeing the opportunities in them. [58:02]Inspiring closing thoughts. [01:00:32]***For links to all resources/people/books etc. mentioned and full show notes visit: https://assadi.me/mikekamoIf you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on Apple Podcasts here. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast. Text me directly at: 619-825-2595Follow and chat with me on: Instagram FacebookTwitter

Ashley Hann is a branding and marketing strategist, coach, bestselling author, speaker and mission-driven entrepreneur.She first entered the online space in 2012 as Marketing Director for an ABC Shark Tank company, where she was helped drive 500% company growth within the first year, landing it as the #1 Fastest Growing Private Company in San Diego.She went on to found Omni Media Marketing in 2015, which later became known as Ashley Hann Branding & Consulting.She is very passionate about personal growth and mindset through which she has led various presentations, coached leadership trainings and written a #1 bestselling book: Magnetic Confidence: Attract the Results, Relationships and Life You Want.Show Notes:Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on Ashley, how they met and the topic of today’s episode. [00:11]Living in San Diego. [02:50]Ashley talks about repurposing content and what Gary Vaynerchuck drilled into her. [07:23]Ashley talks about recreating herself, learning self-love and her journey of going through a series of metamorphosis. [11:10]Growing a company from $2 million dollars in revenue to $6 million dollars by creating digital business systems. [13:14]Becoming obsessed with efficiency. [16:21]Arman touches on Project Evo and the importance of people knowing themselves. [17:37]Making sense of chaos as a superpower. [20:29]When work is a reflection of our personality and character. [24:26]What is your why? [27:56]The importance of speaking your truth and honoring your alignment. [32:52] Change happens when the pain of remaining the same is more intense than the pain of change. [35:48]Making the unconscious conscious and choosing to work through your shadows. [40:36]Imposter and comparison syndrome. [45:35]Being vulnerable and sharing your darkness. [46:40]Being okay with being polarizing. [50:10]Creating oneness and uniting different viewpoints in a way that's not inclusive. [56:21]Different attachment styles and what they mean. [01:12:03]The “bliss bubble” [01:05:58]Can you get excited about discomfort? [01:09:37]Ashley talks about her self-love journey, the nomadic lifestyle and what’s been going on in her life. [01:12:01]How does a person find and choose a coach/mastermind groups that are aligned? [01:13:57]Synchronicities and Carl Jung. [01:15:47]What to do when experiencing deep resistance and how to break past that. [01:22:26]Breaking rules and going past your comfort zone. [01:26:38]The story behind “flexibility solves all problems.” [01:28:56]Inspiring closing thoughts. [01:29:43]***If you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on Apple Podcasts here. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast. Text me directly at: 619-825-2595Follow and chat with me on: Instagram FacebookTwitterFor show notes and more visit: armanassadi.com/27-ashley-hann-being-magnetic-true-authenticity-cultivating-your-craft-facing-darknessTo work with me: armanassadi.com/consulting

This is a special clip from my friend Arman Assadi's podcast, “Flow with Arman Assadi.” My team picked out their favorite parts from the episode and created a short concentrated clip that we really think you'll love and get great value from. If you like what you hear, go subscribe to Arman's podcast so you don't miss the full episode that comes out on/around August 13th. This episode is focused on how to overcome lack of motivation, burnout, judgement, pain and step into a metamorphosis of self and enter flow state. It's time to reframe your pain! You don't have to hit rock bottom to get what you want… or you can. Arman is the co-founder and CEO of Project EVO, where he supports leaders and creatives find their flow. He is also the chief strategist and copywriter behind 13 different 7-figure launches. Arman has been featured on the cover of Foundr Magazine and worked with industry giants, Fortune 500 companies, celebrity thought leaders and New York Times bestselling authors. I met Arman when I was in Sedona, Arizona a few months ago. We connected instantly, had some amazing conversations which is why we decided to do a podcast episode together! Screenshot and share your favorite parts to your Instagram story and tag us @ashley.hann and @armanassadi so we can repost! :) Subscribe to the Flow Podcast with Arman at www.armanassadi.com/podcast Learn more about Arman and his mission at www.armanassadi.com IF YOU FOUND THIS EPISODE VALUABLE, please be sure to leave a rating and review! It really does mean a lot to me and inspires me to continue to create more valuable content. My Website: www.ashleyhann.com Instagram: @ashley.hann Twitter: @itsashleyhann YouTube: @ashleyhann

On today’s podcast I have a friend from a peer group and the cofounder and CEO of Project EVO, Arman Assadi. Arman helps leaders and creatives find their flow. He was featured on the cover of Foundr Magazine — which has featured household names like Richard Branson, Brené Brown, Mark Cuban, Gary Vaynerchuk, and Arianna Huffington. A flow state, also known as being in the zone, is the mental state in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. So much so that time feels like it dissipates. What You Will Learn in Today’s Podcast Interview: How to avoid the extreme anxious feeling of being trapped in the role of CEO Why business is the ultimate mechanism for experiencing flow on a day-to-day basis Why finding your flow can enable you to focus on growing a valuable business​ Three questions you should ask various people in your life to become more self-aware What the Brain Type Assessment is and how it can help you understand how you see the world What the right amount of challenge is to foster your personal and professional growth How self-awareness is key to addressing business challenges and avoiding the sudden urge to “bolt” from the company Why sometimes selling your business is not the right answer Podcast Interview Summary: I have been fascinated with this concept of flow and positive psychology for years. I believe owning and running a business enables owners and entrepreneurs to tap into this state of flow… whether they know it or not. ​​Flow can make the experience of owning and running a business amazing and addicting. ​​If your business is facilitating your personal state of flow without you knowing, selling the company and losing that feeling has a huge potential of leading to regret. ​​On the other hand, if you find yourself burnt out because you can’t tap into that state of flow anymore, you might decide to sell as fast as possible, leaving tons of value or other options on the table. In order to reach your full potential AND be able to optimize the relationship you have with your business, you need to understand how you find your flow and how your business fits into that equation. ​​You can then engineer your ideal life before, during, and after owning a business. About the Arman Assadi:

On today’s podcast I have a friend from a peer group and the cofounder and CEO of Project EVO, Arman Assadi. Arman helps leaders and creatives find their flow. He was featured on the cover of Foundr Magazine — which has featured household names like Richard Branson, Brené Brown, Mark Cuban, Gary Vaynerchuk, and Arianna Huffington. A flow state, also known as being in the zone, is the mental state in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. So much so that time feels like it dissipates. What You Will Learn in Today’s Podcast Interview: How to avoid the extreme anxious feeling of being trapped in the role of CEO Why business is the ultimate mechanism for experiencing flow on a day-to-day basis Why finding your flow can enable you to focus on growing a valuable business​ Three questions you should ask various people in your life to become more self-aware What the Brain Type Assessment is and how it can help you understand how you see the world What the right amount of challenge is to foster your personal and professional growth How self-awareness is key to addressing business challenges and avoiding the sudden urge to “bolt” from the company Why sometimes selling your business is not the right answer Podcast Interview Summary: I have been fascinated with this concept of flow and positive psychology for years. I believe owning and running a business enables owners and entrepreneurs to tap into this state of flow… whether they know it or not. ​​Flow can make the experience of owning and running a business amazing and addicting. ​​If your business is facilitating your personal state of flow without you knowing, selling the company and losing that feeling has a huge potential of leading to regret. ​​On the other hand, if you find yourself burnt out because you can’t tap into that state of flow anymore, you might decide to sell as fast as possible, leaving tons of value or other options on the table. In order to reach your full potential AND be able to optimize the relationship you have with your business, you need to understand how you find your flow and how your business fits into that equation. ​​You can then engineer your ideal life before, during, and after owning a business. About the Arman Assadi:

In this new episode of the Leaders Create Leaders podcast, I sit down with a dear friend of mine @armanassadi. He is the founder of a company called Project Evo and one of the greatest funnel experts I know with over thirteen 7-figure launches.In this episode, you’ll learn:How To Become a Master StorytellerHow To Activate Your Flow StateWhat It Takes To Lead With IntegrityI highly recommend diving into Arman’s world to learn more about what he’s creating with his company Project Evo. Do you know what your brain type is? If not, visit Arman’s website below to learn more about your unique brain type.Connect with Arman:Instagram: @armanassadiWebsite: www.projectevo.comConnect with Gerard Adams here:Website: http://bit.ly/38yXQ2oInstagram: http://bit.ly/2whfdXd YouTube: http://bit.ly/2vKK8uHLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/GlinkedinTwitter: http://bit.ly/2SV94rx

Beckett is a personality type expert with a focus on Carl Jung’s cognitive function theory. With 12+ years of study and independent research, he’s created assessments that have been taken by over half a million people, including Project EVO’s Brain Type Assessment™ and Elements Assessment™.He’s currently studying to be a senior-level software engineer and is an LGBTQ+ community organizer. Though he has many interests, lately he’s spent his free time practicing with watercolors, playing Go, and building digital tools to support anti-racist work.Show Notes:Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on Beckett, Jungian Psychology and today’s rapid-fire episode. [00:29]Choosing goodness through the chaos. [05:08]What the game GO can teach us about AI Machine learning. [05:17]The future of AI. [08:49]Integrating intentional empathy into coding. [09:50]Understanding other people in relationship to yourself. [15:50]How does your brain work? [21:25]Arman shares how quirks and abnormalities growing up often become our superpowers. [30:38]Psychological types. [30:21]Internally processing grief vs externally processing it. [38:49]What Pantheons can teach us. [44:00]The remarkability of our unconscious minds. [45:38]Lucid dreaming. [46:15]Dissociation as our brain’s method to protect us from trauma. [58:51]Sitting and listening to people’s stories. [01:10:12]Anxiety explained. [01:14:12] Beautiful closing thoughts. [01:29:35]Links:Learn more about Beckett Hanan and Type In MindMention of EVO Planner™Mention of Alpha Go DocumentaryMention of www.codesmith.ioCarl Jung - Psychological TypesCarl Jung - Memories, Dreams, InterpretationsText Arman at 619-825-2595 and let Arman know what you enjoyed most about this episode.Text him #masterclass to get access to Arman’s free Masterclass with Foundr Magazine, #superphone to receive a special link to the SMS/text service Arman uses, or #bta to take Arman’s free quiz and discover your unique Brain Type™.***If you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on Apple Podcasts here. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast. Follow and chat with me on: Instagram FacebookTwitterFor show notes and more visit: armanassadi.com/podcast

The FDA just approved the first ever videogame that can now be legally marketed and prescribed as a medicine. It's a game called EndeavorRX (formerly known as Project EVO and developed by Akili Interactive based on technology licensed from a neuroscience lab at the University of California San Francisco) -- and is for 8-12 year olds with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD.So where does this fit in the broader category of "digital therapeutics", which have proven to be effective as therapeutics as in the case of the Diabetes Prevention Program administered by Omada Health (which itself was one of the first to get Medicare reimbursement 4 years ago) -- and are especially lauded for their scalability and accessibility (and without toxicity). But... what is a digital therapeutic, really? The term was advanced initially to distinguish the category from wellness gadgets, now, however the question is how standalone does it have to be,  how targeted does it need to be? The current example was approved after 7 years of clinical trials with 600 children, but how do we know the results, which were mixed, sustain over time -- especially given that these are administered very differently from pills... or are they? [We go deep on the data and related aspects in our sister show for research papers, Journal Club, this coming week.]Finally, what are the implications for value-based pricing, regulation, and where does real-world evidence come in here? We debate and discuss all this in this week's episode of 16 Minutes on the News, with a16z partners Vijay Pande and Justin Larkin (former physician and entrepreneur who was most recently at Google Verily) and external guest Nikhil Krishnan (who covered digital health as an analyst at CB Insights, and now publishes the industry newsletter Out of Pocket). So what happens when software becomes a drug?This week, we have two separate episodes of 16 Minutes, both about gaming -- but based on very different news  -- be sure to also check out the other episode, on broader implications of Snap's recent announcements for mobile, social, cloud gaming, identity and where we are on the arc of innovation for those trends. related headlines/ background reading:"FDA approves first therapeutic videogame", Endpoints News, June 2020, @JasonmMast"...Games just became medicine", The Verge, June 2020, Sean Hollister @StarFire2258"Prescription videogames may be the future of medicine", The Verge, July 2017, @LaurenGoode"Can 'digital therapeutics' be as good as drugs?", Technology Review, April 2017, @ChrissyFarr

Arman Assadi is the co-founder & CEO of Project EVO, where he helps creatives and entrepreneurs find their flow. Their flagship product — the EVO Flow System — is the most funded planner of all time. Arman is a contempo philosopher, consultant, and former Googler. Fortune 500 companies, Silicon Valley startups, celebrity thought leaders, and New York Times bestselling authors have consulted Arman and generated tens of millions of dollars with his strategies. He has been the chief strategist behind 12 different 7-figure product launches and worked with influential thought leaders like Neil Patel, Lewis Howes, Jason Silva, Lori Harder, Timothy Sykes, Gerard Adams, and more. Additionally, companies like IBM, T-Mobile, PayPal, Century 21, Booking.com, and 1-800-Flowers.com have implemented Arman's educational programs. Arman is also an obsessive world traveler. His top five favorite countries (so far) are Cambodia, New Zealand, Cuba, Thailand, and Spain. In this episode, Arman speaks to: - What "This too shall pass" has meant for his life and career - How he has tapped into freedom, fulfillment and flow - What to do if you feel lost in the entrepreneur journey - How Project EVO can change the way you work and think Follow Arman: Instagram: @armanassadi Website: http://www.armanassadi.com Follow Lauren: IG: @laurenzoeller Website: laurenzoeller.com Love? Rate it, subscribe and leave a comment below! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebalancedboss/support

Today’s guest is Chad Mureta. As hit sits today, he’s a best-selling author, advisor, and consultant who has built and sold five different app companies and made millions of dollars in four different industries. And, as we’ll hear, he currently runs Project EVO, a company launched on kickstarter to create daily planners that are built for each person’s unique brain type. Chad had it all when the real estate market crashed, and lost it all. He had a major health scare that changed his trajectory forever.  He traveled the world for 10 years while building his online businesses, and now he's landed here in San Diego. More at optoutlife.com/podcast/chad-mureta

"Flow always wins. If you have any doubt, just look at the Grand Canyon." There are few worse fates than spending your life doing something that drains your energy and doesn't reward you. On the other hand, when you feel fully engaged, with meaningful work that you enjoy and get energized by, the rewards often come effortlessly. That's why I brought Chad Mureta on the show today, co-founder of ProjectEvo.org along with Arman Assadi, to discuss their groundbreaking system that allows you to find your Flow and harness it for more energy, productivity, success and peace of mind. Some Topics We Discussed Include: The difference between flow and fun The four brain types and how each of them harnesses their flow uniquely Chad and Brad's personal brain types and what those mean The most important characteristic you can have for success What Brad struggles with the most as he tries to find his flow To learn more about Chad and Project EVO, visit https://baconwrappedbusiness.com/finding-your-flow-and-harnessing-your-energy-with-chad-mureta-from-project-evo Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Bacon Wrapped Business Community today: Bacon Wrapped Business on Facebook Brad Costanzo on Facebook Brad Costanzo on LinkedIn Brad Costanzo on YouTube Brad Costanzo on Twitter

Project Evo helps entrepreneurs and creatives find their flow by helping people uncover who they are, and what they do best with both a digital and physical product. They broke records with a 7 figure crowdfunding campaign and the founders, Chad and Arman sit with Roland today to share the story. “Burnout is happening at an epidemic rate and it’s literally been diagnosed now as a disease. So we asked, what can we do to identify a state of being where you feel absolutely fantastic? Where time warps and you feel a sense of effortlessness and ease…and you have a sense of certainty that you are absolutely doing what you’re meant to be doing…” Listen For, Why meaning and purpose are essential and how Evo project helps unlock just that How what was originally just an idea for a book became both a digital product and a physical product with additional revenue models. Their takeaways on setting things up in China and the manufacturing element of their business. Why they chose to go the crowd-funding route and the multi-faceted advantages of doing that. What they’ve learned from the challenges of offering a physical product compared to digital. How to disagree and move forward (Their partnership tips). How the ultimate ‘Solopreneur’ shifted toward building an organization. What they would do differently (even though it’s been a success story). “It’s never too late. Never let go of the fact that knowing who you are is the most important step in the process and that journey never ends. Combine constant self-awareness with direction and meaning, a North Star, and anything is possible, a fulfilling life is within reach”. - Arman Assadi. Visit Project Evo Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch with Roland Frasier? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on ApplePodcasts and leave us a review! Click to visit our website or find us on your preferred podcast player. You can find Roland on Facebook and at RolandFrasier.com, or follow @BizLunchPodcast on Twitter and Instagram

In this podcast, I interview Chad Mureta. Chad is revolutionizing the way that people plan their days. He is the co-founder of Project Evo, a customized planner and app that is custom tailored for your unique Brain Type. Chad Mureta and his team help entrepreneurs and working professionals find their flow by discovering who they are and what they do best. Finding your flow state is a great way to access your brain's most productive state, and that is exactly what the Evo planner and app are designed to do. Ready to discover how to plan your day and get into a "flow" state by unlocking your Brain Type? If so, listen to Chad Mureta! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Our guest this week is Arman Assadi, the creator of the EVO Planner, the most crowd funded planner of all time. It’s a planner that’s designed for your brain type. We talk about why your brain type matters when you organize your day to get you into “flow,” why “flow” is important to becoming the person you were meant to be, and what the perils are of the entrepreneurial lifestyle.Want to know your brain type? Take the quiz here. Follow up with Arman at his website and Instagram. Also, Project EVO has its own instagram.FULL DISCLOSURE: Arman DID send us a planner AFTER we did the interview. No money was exchanged, and we sought him out with no promise or expectation of remuneration.Own the journals that Gib uses: The EVO Planner and a blank Moleskin.Submit your pet to be the pet of the week go to: teshvideos.comCome see us live: teshmusic.comAnd you can sign up for our newsletters at tesh.com to get Intelligence For Your Life right to your inbox.As always, if you like our podcast, Rate, Comment and Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. And tell your friends! If you don’t like our podcast, then keep it quiet, I guess.Our Hosts:John Tesh: Twitter: @JohnTesh Instagram: @johntesh_ifyl facebook.com/JohnTeshGib Gerard: Twitter: @GibGerard Instagram: @GibGerard facebook.com/GibGerard

What day is it?FRIDAY LOVE DAY.Not only that but it's also the beginning of the LOVE MONTH. In case you didn't know, I LOVE TO LOVE and may have a tattoo of #lovewins. Not really but if I got a tattoo, that'd be it!It's Friday Love Day and I want to share with you my five current favorites. What I'm jamming, loving and is making my life that much better. Take a listen and hit up my blog to catch where to find all these goodies. I love you. Happy Love DAY!

NEW COURSE ALERT: Entrepreneur, we wanted you to be the first to know that we’ve collaborated with Arman Assadi to bring you our brand new copywriting course. Learn the copywriting secrets behind 11 seven-figure product launches, taught by Arman himself. Arman’s broken it down into a 10-step framework that he’s proven with his clients time and time again. He’s even going to give you templates, formulas, and how-to guides so you can start converting customers like crazy. If you’re tired of seeing ZERO sales for all the hard work you’ve put into your amazing product—then you NEED to learn the power of copywriting. We’re opening the doors to this course soon for a limited time only, and we want to see you there. Be sure to get on the FREE waitlist so you don’t miss it! Key Takeaways The “crisis of meaning” that drove Assadi to leave his job at Google, book a trip to Cuba, and pursue freedom as a solopreneur How Assadi became a self-taught copywriter and began working with the likes of Neil Patel, Lewis Howes, Jason Silva, and Lori Harder What you should (and shouldn’t) do if you want to find your unique voice as a copywriter The key to writing high-converting copy and why every entrepreneur should learn the basics The story behind Assadi’s latest business and how it created the most-funded planner in crowdfunding history: EVO Planner What’s next for Project EVO and how it’s helping entrepreneurs and creatives find fulfillment in their work

Phil and Stephen explore the increasingly blurry line between fantasy and reality. Are we on the verge of a reality crisis? Where Does Reality End and Imagination Begin? In the Future, We Might Not Know "The line between what it means to be dreaming and what it means to be awake is going to become very interesting," says Jordan Greenhall, CEO of Neurohacker. Virtual reality is perhaps the easiest way to conceive of that concept right now, but it's just one piece in a much larger body of accelerated technology on the horizon.. Prescription Video Games May Be the Future of Medicine Akili is a Boston-based tech company that has used Neuroscape’s core technology to develop a mobile game called Project: EVO. The goal is make Project: EVO so powerful, that it could potentially help treat children with ADHD — as a prescription-based video game. This Week In Science   OTHER GEEK Dr. Who update Hard Candy / Cotton Candy WT 330-639  

Microsoft is joining Google and Amazon in the race for your home. This week, at an event in China, the venerable tech giant trumpeted the arrival of Project Evo, a sweeping plan to build hardware devices that work a lot like Google Home or the Amazon Echo. But this race is much bigger than some gadgets that sit on your coffee table. It's a race not only for the hearts and minds of consumers, but for a world of business customers, too.

New York Presbyterian and Columbia decide to get out of family medicine, so they abruptly closed their FM residency program…three months after a new class of residents began working there. Meanwhile, Dave teaches Marc Toral, Tae Kim, and Kaci McCleary about what physicians used to do to memorialize their patients: use their skin to bind books about their conditions. So that's nice. And the FDA is considering the first prescription video game. And Pharma Bro Martin Shkreli's amazingly awful business plan to take an inexpensive generic drug and charge a boatload of money for it blows up in his face when another company undercuts his price by $749 per tablet. We need validation. Leave a review: iTunes | Stitcher The Strange Case Of The Woman Whose Skin Was Turned Into A Book Drug compounder offers cheap version of costly Turing drug Trial by Firings: Lessons in Organizing at NewYork-Presbyterian Project: Evo, the First Prescription-Strength Video Game? Your Hosts This Week: [huge_it_gallery id=”54″] Listen to more great shows for medical students on The Vocalis Podcast Network. The opinions expressed in this feed and podcast are not those of the University of Iowa or the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine; nor do they reflect the views of anyone other than the people who expressed them.  If you have feedback on anything you hear on the show, positive or not, let us know.…