Podcast appearances and mentions of scott friesen

Stora förändringar är på gång på internet. Den största webbläsaren ska under 2024 sluta med tredjepartskakor, efter växande kritik från användare kring dataspårning. Andra webbläsare har redan slutat stödja tredjepartskakor. I flera års tid har Google arbetat med att utveckla nya system för att kunna sälja riktad reklam utan att spåra användare på individnivå, och snart försvinner så kallade tredjepartscookies från deras dominerande webbläsare Chrome. Det har redan skett hos Firefox och Safari. I Vetenskapsradion på djupet hör vi om hur det nya systemet baserat på så kallade "topics" är tänkt att fungera och vad skillnaden blir för oss användare. I programmet reder vi också ut vad en kaka egentligen är, vad skillnaden på en förstapartskaka och en tredjepartskaka är och varför det egentligen heter kakor. Dessutom tar vi reda på om det går att stänga av kakor en gång för alla.Medverkande: Måns Jonasson, internetexpert på Internetstiftelsen; Markus Sjöberg, jurist Post- och telestyrelsen; Stefan Larsson, jurist och docent inom områdena teknik och samhälle vid Lunds universitet; Lisa Blom, ansvarig för branschrelationer på Google i norra Europa; Scott Friesen, partneransvarig på Google; Lee McGuigan, medieforskare på UNC Hussmans School of journalism and media. Vi hör också vad vanliga användare tycker och tänker om kakor. Reporter: Julia VidegårdProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.se

Stora förändringar är på gång på internet. Den största webbläsaren ska under 2024 sluta med tredjepartskakor, efter växande kritik från användare kring dataspårning. Andra webbläsare har redan slutat stödja tredjepartskakor. I flera års tid har Google arbetat med att utveckla nya system för att kunna sälja riktad reklam utan att spåra användare på individnivå, och snart försvinner så kallade tredjepartscookies från deras dominerande webbläsare Chrome. Det har redan skett hos Firefox och Safari. I Vetenskapsradion på djupet hör vi om hur det nya systemet baserat på så kallade "topics" är tänkt att fungera och vad skillnaden blir för oss användare. I programmet reder vi också ut vad en kaka egentligen är, vad skillnaden på en förstapartskaka och en tredjepartskaka är och varför det egentligen heter kakor. Dessutom tar vi reda på om det går att stänga av kakor en gång för alla.Medverkande: Måns Jonasson, internetexpert på Internetstiftelsen; Markus Sjöberg, jurist Post- och telestyrelsen; Stefan Larsson, jurist och docent inom områdena teknik och samhälle vid Lunds universitet; Lisa Blom, ansvarig för branschrelationer på Google i norra Europa; Scott Friesen, partneransvarig på Google; Lee McGuigan, medieforskare på UNC Hussmans School of journalism and media. Vi hör också vad vanliga användare tycker och tänker om kakor. Reporter: Julia VidegårdProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.se

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In this episode, I'm talking with Scott Friesen. This episode is all about maximizing your workday so you can increase productivity and reduce distractions. Scott is from Simpletivity Training and has a YouTube channel with hundreds of thousands of subscribers and videos with over a million views each all about productivity. Through Scott's speaking, his keynotes, his workshops, and the videos online, he's become a renowned productivity expert. And so in this interview, we dig pretty deep into the task management system he recommends, how you can be sure you get your most important things done in a day, how to organize your day and your week around your biggest priorities, some book recommendations, some software recommendations, and frankly, I just had a blast because I love talking about productivity and efficiency. So if you've ever wanted to squeeze more time into your day, or if you've ever ended the day thinking, "Why didn't I get enough done today?" This episode is for you. Want in on the can't miss small business event of the year?! Playbook 2022, Sept 21st & 22nd. 100% Free. All virtual. With guests Seth Godin, Allyson & Wes Felix, Jason Fried & more. Did I mention it's FREE! Register HERE!! Find episode show notes, podcast blog recaps, and the best SMB news & tips on The Manual! Watch video highlights on Youtube here. Follow Chris Ronzio for more business insight. Learn more about Trainual, the world's top Business Playbook™ software. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/processmakesperfect/message

Scott is the CEO and Co-Founder of Verdant Frontiers, an Austin based investment firm with a mission to deliver life changing jobs in Africa and compelling returns for its investors.Scott has been an entrepreneur for as long as he can remember.  After a successful career starting and selling a number of different ventures, Scott considered retirement.  However, a trip to Africa stopped him in his tracks.  After this trip, he found a resolve to invest in Africa and its people.  So, Verdant was launched to create jobs and in doing so, change lives, and to capitalize on the economic potential of Africa that Scott and his team believed in.Scott and I talk about daily courage, how to overcome challenges both big and small, and how to go for it with the right motivations.  Enjoy!

All the conversations are held live on the productive creator's YouTube channel. Therefore any screen sharing that happens can be found on the replay. Live Replay: https://youtu.be/l11TVv-DFMk Scott's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAp3b6zIvS8ct4yci-GwxIg If you enjoy the podcast, would please consider leaving a short review. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference. Sign up for Danny's email newsletter ("My Organized Mess") at https://dannyhatcher.com/newsletter/ for details on the upcoming guest. Follow Danny: YouTube: www.youtube.com/dannyhatcher Twitter: https://twitter.com/DannyHatcher Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danny.hatcher/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannyhatcher/ Website: https://dannyhatcher.com/

On today's show, we get an update on Manitoba's potato harvest. We also talk pumpkins with Scott Friesen of Snowland Vegetable Farms.

Are you productive or simply just busy? Sometimes, many people interchange being productive with business when, in fact, there is a huge difference between the two. Joining Paul Higgins in this episode is the "busyness killer," Scott Friesen, the founder of Simpletivity training and consulting, to share with us how he keeps himself productive but not too busy. He takes us throughout his personal journey of transforming the busy corporate life and finding the time to start his own YouTube channel. Scott also shares the essential tech needed to kill busyness, the value of automation combined with a virtual assistant, and the tips and tricks to find out whether you need a VA. Tag along in this great discussion that sheds a different light on being productive minus the stress of our day to day working lives. Links Blgclick.com BLG Authority Machine Dubb   Connect With Paul and Build Live Give On LinkedIn On Twitter: @BuildLiveGive On Facebook On Instagram: @paulhigginsmentoring Email: Paul@buildlivegive.com   Thank You for Tuning In! If you want to be seen in uncertain times and add value to your Ideal Client so you can build lasting relationships – go to blgclick.com to learn our three secrets

In this day and age of Zoom meetings, Scott Friesen gives us 7 Zoom Meeting Tips Every User Should Know. We recommend that you have a dummy Zoom meeting open on your computer while you listen to this. If you are listening on a phone or tablet, come back and listen again when you are at your computer, to get the best out of these excellent tips. ____________________________________________ This is part 2 from Programme 38 of 2019/20 season - published on May 23rd with Ted Mellamphy, Moira O'Brien & Paul O’Mahony. The show is in four parts and usually has this format: (1) Introducing a “Thought for the Week” and a “Word of the Week” together with general conversation arising out of these two topics. Published at 4pm on Fridays. (2) Either an Interview, the recording of a speech or external media. Published at 4pm on Saturdays. (3) Discussion on a topic usually led by Paul. Published at 4pm on Sundays. (4) Discussion on a topic usually led by Moira. Published at 4pm on Mondays Contact us : email: info@irishtalkers.com Website: www.irishtalkers.com Facebook: The Talk Show for Talkers Magazine: "Public Speaking Weekly" on www.irishtalkers.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/irish-talkers/message

On this episode, we bring you a conversation with Scott Friesen from the American Diabetes Association.

Scott Friesen is a Productivity Application Expert and owner of Simpletivity. In this episode, Scott talks about keeping things simple and doing your work at your productive best. Scott mentions by keeping things simple, you can learn to value your work more and have time to do other things instead of feeling swamped without really accomplishing too much. Scott dives into strategies on keeping yourself healthy while working and talks about how important rest and sleep are in your work. Lastly, Scott talks about load management and how you can work best by not jumping from one thing to the other. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take Back Time community today: TugOfWarWithTime.com Tug of War With Time Facebook Tug of War With Time Twitter Tug of War With Time Pinterest

Scott Friesen is a Productivity Application Expert and owner of Simpletivity. In this episode, Scott talks about keeping things simple and doing your work at your productive best. Scott mentions by keeping things simple, you can learn to value your work more and have time to do other things instead of feeling swamped without really […]

Scott Friesen’s transformation into a data analytics professional wasn’t exactly linear. After graduating with a biology degree and becoming a pre-med student, he switched gears and managed artists in the music industry. After that, he worked at Best Buy, eventually becoming their Senior Director of Analytics for the company’s consumer insights unit. Today, Scott is the SVP of Strategic Analytics at Echo Global Logistics, a provider of technology-enabled transportation and supply chain management services. He also advises for the International Institute for Analytics. In this episode, Scott shares what he thinks data scientists and analytics leaders need to do to become a trustworthy and indispensable part of an organization. Scott and I both believe that designing good decision support applications and creating useful data science solutions involve a lot more than technical knowledge. We cover: Scott’s trust equation, why it’s critical for analytics professionals, and how he uses it to push transformation across the organization Scott’s “jazz” vs “classical” approach to creating solutions How to develop intimacy and trust with your business partners (e.g., IT) and executives, and the non-technical skills analytics teams need to develop to be successful Scott’s opinion about design thinking and analytics solutions How to talk about risk to business stakeholders when deploying data science solutions How the success of Scott’s new pricing model was impeded by something that had nothing to do with the data—and how he addressed it Scott’s take on the emerging “analytics translator” role The two key steps to career success—and volcanos

Our guest today is Scott Friesen, the SVP of Strategic Analytics at Echo Global Logistics, a company which serves as a broker that connects companies who want to ship something by truck to the trucking company that will give the best rate, a non-trivial exercise considering that there are 40,000 trucking companies in the United States. In our discussion, Scott gives me an overview of the two major categories of trucking: less-than-truckload and full truck load.  We then explore some of the ways that analytics is changing the trucking industry, and the entry of new players including, you guessed it, Uber. To learn more about Echo Global Logistics, go to echo.com And to learn more about Scott, check out his LinkedIn profile – the link is in the show notes: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottpfriesen/ If you are interested in hiring an independent consultant or joining our global community of independent consultants, email Will Bachman at unleashed@umbrex.com  

Today, we discuss productivity techniques with Scott Friesen of Simpletivity - one of the most popular productivity YouTube channels out there. Become a subscriber of Simpletivity on YouTube: here (http://bit.ly/2JbYNC9) Thanks so much to Scott from coming and sharing his insights, applaud everyone to check out his YouTube channel and all the smashing content over there! Back next week, with a solo segment! Special Guest: Scott Friesen.

Chad and JP celebrate the holiday season with a bit of bourbon and "bitter" cheer. Then, they're off and running on this week's headline roundup. GM lays off thousands of workers, five plants up for closure Pump and dump scheme of medical marijuana companies and "trucking rate firm" National Academies of Sciences outlines path forward for study of twin 33s ‘Like a gun to my head’— drivers weigh in on ELDs, pay and parking They take on 8 headlines in under two minutes (or do they?) with another rousing round of Big deal little deal? Fleet Complete equity acquired by pension fund, guides for 10x growth Big deal or little deal? J.B. Hunt, project44 sign IT pact allowing Hunt customers to access all carrier data on one platform Big deal or little deal? XPO launches last-mile delivery tracking through Google Search Big deal or little deal? Arrive Logistics launches Chattanooga office Big deal or little deal? Rally is building an on-demand bus ride-sharing market for the U.S. Big deal or little deal? AGL CEO: visibility next year’s goal, adaptability and automation three-year outlook Big deal or little deal? Echo Global CEO: the role of brokers, one-size-fits-all tech, and other 2019 questions Big deal or little deal? Goods trade deficit widens again as exports fall, imports rise Big deal or little deal? Finally, they spend 5 Good Minutes (well, more like 8) with Scott Friesen, VP of strategic analytics at ECHO. Big deal or little deal?

Scott Friesen of Productivity.com was the right guest for the January 3 2018 episode of the YourLIVINGBrand.live. Scott will give you some great productivity hacks to start your year off right.

Time. It's a precious resource. Yes, if you lose money, you can make it back, but once your time is used, it'll never return. With this in mind, our guest, Scott Friesen, who is a productivity expert, will help you better organize your time by introducing us to some great tools. During this interview, you'll discover... The power of Asana, Slack and Trello when it comes to project management and communication Why note-taking apps such as Evernote and Google Keep can help you store your ideas and give your overworked brain a break Why the Pomodoro Technique could be a time management strategy that changes your business life forever To find out more about Scott, visit https://www.thesuccessfulbookkeeper.com.

Emails. According to our return guest, productivity expert and owner of Simpletivity, Scott Friesen, he says the average professional spends 6.3 hours per day tending to their emails in some capacity. Those are easily hours that could be dedicated to more important things, but for many reasons we're choosing to be a slave to our inboxes. Today that's about to end. It's time you take a stand and Scott will help. During this informative interview, you'll learn... Why you should space out the time in between checking emails How to turn off your email notifications Why it's important to acknowledge email requests quickly & provide a deadline to address them To find out more about Scott, visit https://www.thesuccessfulbookkeeper.com.

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/199 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary Could your life benefit from a bit more simplicity? In this week's episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast I chat with Scott Friesen, founder of Simpletivity, and we talk about how to get more done while reducing stress. In the Tip of the Week segment I share a powerful mobile scanner for your phone that I love and have used for years! Resources Mentioned in the Show Simpletivity [Scott Friesen’s site] Simpletivity YouTube Channel [Check out all of Scott’s videos] Trello [Work collaboratively to get more done] JotNot Pro App [Amazing mobile scanner for your phone]

How many to-do lists do you have? How many of the tasks on those lists have you actually finished on a consistent basis? For many bookkeepers, the answer is likely “not many.” Why is that? For most, distractions get in the way such as email, useless meetings and other potential time wasters. Our guest today, Scott Friesen of Simpletivity is here to help! He's a productivity expert who will teach you the following... How to batch the amount of times you check email to improve your focus on more important activities Why planning the night before to complete 2 top priorities the next day is extremely powerful Why spending too much time on strategizing “what to do” instead of actually executing negatively affects your results To find out more about Scott, visit http://www.thesuccessfulbookkeeper.com/

Scott Friesen isn’t too busy. He’s productive. There’s a difference. He's also the founder of Simpletivity training and consulting.  For more than a decade Scott has helped individuals and teams from all over the world improve their productivity. From email and task management to implementing enterprise technology systems, Scott helps organizations get focused on their most important work. (Simpletivity.com) @ScottDFriesen  

In the weeks before the INFORMS Analytics conference, ComputerWorld columnist Thornton May podcast some hints on how he would interact with his panelists. Hear him after the fireworks on the surprising insights from FICO's Larry Rosenberg, Gartner VP Bill Hostmann, Sirius XM Radio's Kaiser Fung, and Scott Friesen of Best Buy.