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Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’ve got lucid dreams, coworking artists, cultural branding, and more. For all the links, check out the show notes: https://www.hacktheprocess.com/lucid-dreams-coworking-artists-cultural-branding-and-more-in-process-hacker-news/ Enjoy! Events On Sunday, October 20, I’ll be at Silicon Valley Code Camp in San Jose, California to talk about the Agile Extreme Programming Dojo I coach for software development teams, designed to improve both quality and joy. Use the code green-10 for a discount on the already low weekend registration. Media Learn about designing tech events as Cascade SF’s founder, Andi Galpern shares some of her stories and experiences on The freeCodeCamp Podcast. News Up Now published a feature on Andrew Nance and his new children’s mindfulness book, The Lion In Me! As a guest on the Did You Know Podcast, Daniel Coffeen chats freely about the inhibitions of academia, free speech, cultural changes, and the importance of branding in culture movements. Listen to Morgan Kling explain influencer marketing and its halo effect on brand awareness on the RBOA Video Podcast. On the $100MBA Podcast, Omar Zenhom breaks down how Netflix became successful and tells us three things we can learn from the movie-streaming subscription company as a business. Have you heard about lucid dreaming and sleep yoga? Hear Andrew Holecek, a Tibetan Buddhist, explain these practices to Lisa Dale Miller on the Groundless Ground Podcast. Writing If you’re considering working remotely, Frank Strona has written up a few good reasons why you should totally go for it. Jenny Feinberg is one of the artists interviewed for a Forbes article about how co-working can be the future of art. Data science, once a domain of pure analysis, is starting to be more deeply integrated into product design, and Rich Mironov has some product management tips for data science projects. For Indy Hall’s 13th anniversary, founder Alex Hillman shares how he shrunk his coworkers, ordering custom-made Lego figures sporting the Indy Hall hoodie, and using them as giveaways for the anniversary party. Recommended Resources Catch Malcolm Gladwell, who was mentioned by Josh Haynam, in London at the Southbank Centre on November 25 and the Manchester Opera House on November 28 for his Talking to Strangers UK book tour. Josh Linkner, who was mentioned by Tiffani Bova, has posted an article laying out his 5×5 decision model, a structure that asks five different questions in five different time frames about the impact of any decision. Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.

Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’ve got inner work, impossible scaling, social arcs, and more. For all the links check out the show notes: https://www.hacktheprocess.com/inner-work-impossible-scaling-social-arcs-and-more-in-process-hacker-news/ Enjoy! Events On October 19 and 20, Ron Lichty will be presenting What’s It Take To be A Good Manager at Silicon Valley Code Camp, sharing the secrets to managing programmers and being successful at it. Media How does Jay Wong make $20,000 a month from his podcast? Yaro Starak, who was mentioned by Michelle Dale, finds out in an interview with Jay. On The Nice Guys on Business Podcast, Zack Friedman talks about his business, his book, and living the lemonade life. Writing The Inner Work of Racial Justice is a new book by Rhonda Magee which will be released on September 17, but it’s available for pre-order right now. Go get your copy today! You can also preorder The Lion in Me, a children’s mindfulness book by Andrew Nance, which comes out on September 17. In his latest Forbes article, Ron Carucci interviews David Lee, the Chief Operating Officer of Impossible Burger, who shares the five startup scaling lessons that entrepreneurs can learn from Impossible Burger. Ricky Yean‘s latest post reflects on the arc of social media and the various components that shaped their changes over the years. Success and failure often go hand in hand. Bill Wooditch preaches the wisdom of failing more to achieve success in an interview on MindTools. Creating a media list is a great way to get journalists to take notice of your brand. Alistair Clay has a four-step guide which he shares in his new blog post. It’s not uncommon for entrepreneurs who travel a lot to neglect their health, what can they do to stay fit on the road? Julian Hayes includes a few simple tips in his latest Entrepreneur article. Recommended Resources Talking to Strangers, the newest book by Malcom Gladwell, is now out in stores. Josh Haynam is one of the many fans of Malcolm Gladwell’s work. Podcast host and online marketing expert Amy Porterfield reveals the five most profitable digital courses in her chat with John Lee Dumas on the Entrepreneur On Fire Podcast. Nicole Holland, Nicaila Matthews-Okome, and Tom Morkes have all mentioned listening to John’s podcast. Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.

Check out more at our site CISOseries.com. We don't play fair and we're not ashamed to admit it. This week's episode of the podcast is super-sized because it was recorded in front of a live audience at the Silicon Valley Code Camp conference held at PayPal in San Jose. This show, like all the previous ones is hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), founder of Spark Media Solutions and Mike Johnson, CISO of Lyft. Our guests this week for the live show were Ahsan Mir (@ahsanmir), CISO, Autodesk and Geoff Belknap (@geoffbelknap), CSO, Slack. (from left) Geoff Belknap, CSO, Slack, Mike Johnson, CISO, Lyft, Ahsan Mir, CISO, Autodesk, David Spark, Founder, Spark Media Solutions Special thanks to our sponsor, Electronic Frontier Foundation. Please support their efforts to protect your digital privacy. On this super-sized episode of the CISO/Security Vendor Relationship Podcast: Ask a CISO Is cybersecurity an IT problem or not? Do non-security executives pigeon-hole the role of security? Is this an unfair assessment? Is it dangerous to only view InfoSec as an IT problem? Why is everyone talking about this now? A hot discussion by Jason Clark of Netskope got everyone discussing why CISOs fail. In general, our panel believes it's a situation of poor alignment with the functions and risk profile of the business. What game best prepares you for a job in InfoSec? A few years ago I wrote an article entitled, "What 30 Classic Games Can Teach Us About Security," in which security professionals point to video games, board games, gambling games, and sports as great metaphors and training grounds for a life in security. Our panel debates the value of games as InfoSec teaching tools. "What's Worse?!" We play two rounds of the game and we get split decisions! The first round touches upon a major pet peeve Mike Johnson has had since our very first episode. What's a CISO to do? Security is often seen as a thankless job. It's though the role of the CISO to make sure everyone knows how awesome their security staff is and what they can do for the rest of the business. What do you think of this pitch? We critique another pitch and with this one a CISO does a rewrite that hopefully the security vendor will use. How do CISOs know they're getting a good deal? Not only do CISOs need to come up with a security program for the company, but they need to understand whether or not they're getting good price for the security tools they purchase. Do CISOs have a method to actually insure they're getting the best price possible? Do they even care?

Powerful Conversation, Finding Happiness, Financial Control, and More Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’ve got powerful conversation, finding happiness, financial control, and more. For all the links, check out the show notes at http://www.hacktheprocess.com/2018-09-25-process-hacker-news-powerful-conversation-finding-happiness-financial-control-and-more/ Enjoy! Events Join Tom Morkes and the rest of the writers at International Authors Summit online from October 1 to 5 to uncover the secrets of becoming a professional author. Both engineering team members and managers alike can discover a manager’s role in agile and learn how to create the best team at Managing in an Agile World, presented by Ron Lichty from October 13 to 14 as part of Silicon Valley Code Camp. Planning to start a podcast? Find out if podcasting is for you by joining Nicole Holland’s webinar on October 1. Learn the power of conversations and maximize your business potential through audio at We Are Podcast 2018 which runs from October 18 to 20 in Brisbane, Australia. The event will highlight some influential podcasters, including Omar Zenhom, who is offering listeners a 25% discount if you use the code IKNOWASPEAKER to register. Media Bloggers, take a look at the video Brennan Dunn recently published: a behind the scenes look at how he personalized the Double Your Freelancing website. Steve Goldbach went on the TD Ameritrade Network to explain disruption and his book Detonate on camera with host Oliver Renick. Writing Who runs the world? Women leaders! Kimberly Wiefling provides an infographic showing their importance, where they are, and what challenges they’re meeting. Josh Haynam shares the steps he took to increase signups by 98 percent in 60 days on the Interact Blog. Marianne Williamson is a best-selling author known for books that deal with spirituality. In a recent interview with Luis Congdon, Marianne shares her wisdom about finding happiness when life knocks you down. Recommended Resources Tim Ferriss is a widely known author and speaker who impacted many, including Michelle Kim, Omar Zenhom, Alex Cespedes, Vinay Patankar, and Malek Banoun. His latest podcast episode shines the spotlight on Adobe Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky. The Smart MoneyTour hits San Francisco this October 2! Discover how to take control of your finances with Chris Hogan and Dave Ramsey, who was recommended by Engel Jones. For entrepreneurs on the other side of the world, catch Bozoma Saint-John and other big-name entrepreneurs at DigiCon XE 2018 in the Philippines from October 3 to 5. Bozoma is one of the influences recommended by Sasha Ariel Alston. Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.

1:25 - Introducing Marcel Good Breeze Github Twitter info@ideablade.com 2:15 - Introducing Steve Schmitt IdeaBlade Github 4:00 - Why replace a MVC with Angular 2.0? 6:30 - Transitioning platforms 9:50 - Projects on Angular 2.0 14:50 - Visual Studio and other tools for Angular 2.0 24:50- Debugging 27:30 - Using Webpack in Visual Studio 30:20 - Structuring an application in .Net 34:20 - Managing app data 39:20 - Managing changes 49:15 - Examples of Visual Studio working with Angular 2 Picks: Silicon Valley Code Camp (Ward) DEVintersection conference in Las Vegas (Ward) Brian Lonsdorf - “Oh Composable World!” Keynote speech (Lukas) Michael Vey Series by Richard Paul Evans, specifically book six: Fall of Hades (Charles) myVEGAS Slots iPhone game (Charles) Temphire Angular 2.0 Examples (Marcel) Google Trips (Marcel) 8 Days A Week Beatles documentary on Hulu (Steve)

1:25 - Introducing Marcel Good Breeze Github Twitter info@ideablade.com 2:15 - Introducing Steve Schmitt IdeaBlade Github 4:00 - Why replace a MVC with Angular 2.0? 6:30 - Transitioning platforms 9:50 - Projects on Angular 2.0 14:50 - Visual Studio and other tools for Angular 2.0 24:50- Debugging 27:30 - Using Webpack in Visual Studio 30:20 - Structuring an application in .Net 34:20 - Managing app data 39:20 - Managing changes 49:15 - Examples of Visual Studio working with Angular 2 Picks: Silicon Valley Code Camp (Ward) DEVintersection conference in Las Vegas (Ward) Brian Lonsdorf - “Oh Composable World!” Keynote speech (Lukas) Michael Vey Series by Richard Paul Evans, specifically book six: Fall of Hades (Charles) myVEGAS Slots iPhone game (Charles) Temphire Angular 2.0 Examples (Marcel) Google Trips (Marcel) 8 Days A Week Beatles documentary on Hulu (Steve)

1:25 - Introducing Marcel Good Breeze Github Twitter info@ideablade.com 2:15 - Introducing Steve Schmitt IdeaBlade Github 4:00 - Why replace a MVC with Angular 2.0? 6:30 - Transitioning platforms 9:50 - Projects on Angular 2.0 14:50 - Visual Studio and other tools for Angular 2.0 24:50- Debugging 27:30 - Using Webpack in Visual Studio 30:20 - Structuring an application in .Net 34:20 - Managing app data 39:20 - Managing changes 49:15 - Examples of Visual Studio working with Angular 2 Picks: Silicon Valley Code Camp (Ward) DEVintersection conference in Las Vegas (Ward) Brian Lonsdorf - “Oh Composable World!” Keynote speech (Lukas) Michael Vey Series by Richard Paul Evans, specifically book six: Fall of Hades (Charles) myVEGAS Slots iPhone game (Charles) Temphire Angular 2.0 Examples (Marcel) Google Trips (Marcel) 8 Days A Week Beatles documentary on Hulu (Steve)

Rob and Jason are joined by Jon Kalb to talk about this year's CppCon, his trip to the Kona standards committee meeting and much more. Jon has been writing C++ for two and half decades and does onsite C++ training. He chairs the CppCon and C++Now conferences and the C++ Track for the Silicon Valley Code Camp. He serves as chair of the Boost Libraries Steering Committee and is a Microsoft MVP. News Using variadic templates cleanly A sad story about get_temporary_buffer C++ and zombies: a moving question Jon Kalb @_jonkalb Exception-Safe Coding in C++ Links CppCon 2016: Announcing 2016 Dates CppCon 2014: Exception Safe Code (Part 1)