Podcasts about simple stupid

You may think we missed it but we heard you loud and clear. We know you don't know what your talking about. KISSKeep it Simple Stupid. 

In this episode, we delve into the art of simplifying complex concepts. In a society where individuals often strive to appear knowledgeable, they often end up overcomplicating matters and underestimating the effectiveness of communicating their service and offerings in a straightforward manner. Throughout the past week, various experiences have highlighted the significance of simplicity, leading us to this concise episode that aims to help you grasp the importance of genuinely simplifying and adopting a "simple stupid" approach.

Most run clubs have a standing date, location, and start time. And, most have marked or posted routes and other things you'd come to expect from a run club type event. The Simple Stupid Run Club is anything but what you'd expect. This run club actually comes TO other run clubs. And like any good … Continue reading Thomas Mayhugh – Simple Stupid Run Club →

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Answer Simple Stupid Specific Questions When Creating Long Form Content Why is long form content important and why should it be a part of your strategy as a content creator, can't you just create short form content and make it? You better tune in today to figure out the latest news and get ready for your next 12 months.   Episode Highlights: London Lazerson said, “TikTok shook up the Social Media space and changed my ife..” What is it all about? Why is long form content so important? What happens when things are going great versus when things are hard? Tristan talks about how people jump in without consistency. Jeff explains the difference of emphasis on long form content for those who create content for their business and for those who Social Media and getting brand deals is their business. How do you work smarter to create content that lives on different platforms? Jeff and Tristan discuss an article on YouTube about where Shorts are going and what it is creating. What makes YouTube what it is and why can it not be taken down? Tristan and Jeff weigh in their opinions. Jeff talks about if you “Google yourself” what shows up at the top and it is actually pretty fascinating. What do the people who are successful on YouTube say about Shorts? Tristan reviews Sean Cannell's infographic. What is going on with Instagram?  Will Instagram stay photo friendly or are they embracing much more video? How will they stay relevant and make their creators feel heard? Jeff talks about someone he just interviewed who mentioned asking the audience how much they are actually showing up posting video? At all? A lot of the industry is missing out. Resources Mentioned: Business Video School: https://www.bizvideoschool.com/ Drunk on Social Website: www.drunkonsocial.com Drunk on Social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/136264191062786/  Drunkon Social Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/groups/136264191062786/  Jeff Pfitzer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffpfitzer/  Jeff Pfizer TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffpfitzer?lang=en  Tristan Ahumada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/labcoatagents  TristanAhumadaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6o6B5JPEBP57hu9VdzT4Q Lab Coat Agents Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/labcoatagents Lab Coat Agents Twitter: https://twitter.com/LabCoatAgents Lab Coat Agents Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/labcoatagents/    YouTube Reports that 1.5 Billion Users Now Engage with YouTube Shorts Content Each Month https://drunkonsocial.com/f/youtube-reports-that-there-are-now-15-billion-shorts-users   Instagram's Chief Explains the Latest Changes in the App Following User Backlash https://drunkonsocial.com/f/instagram-chief-explains-latest-changes-after-users-clamor   London Lazerson's LinkedIn Post https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:6959498045495398400

We all know the story of Sir Alexander Fleming's accidental discovery of penicillin. Similarly, the X-Ray, Insulin, and many more medical and scientific breakthroughs can be traced back to “happy accidents”. Each time the scientist attempted to do something else, found an odd thread and pulled it. Had they not seen it, or decided not to pull it, our modern human experience would have been drastically different. These types of anomalies and variations happen all the time. But we don't always embrace them. In fact, many of us go out of our way to avoid them altogether. And when they do occur, we may be reluctant to be “distracted” by them. Much of our culture values focus and simplicity. “Eyes on the prize”, “Keep it Simple Stupid”, and all that. But how many penicillins, X-rays, and insulins remain undiscovered because of our “efficiency”? Today's guest takes a different approach. Anna Dumitriu is an award-winning British artist who works with BioArt, sculpture, installation, and digital media to explore our relationship to infectious diseases, synthetic biology, and robotics. Anna prefers to “reveal the strangeness” of things… to help us confront the unusual and uncomfortable … to acknowledge the complexity and the beauty around us. Anna's curiosity and her drive to confront the complexities of our world have taken her on a truly fascinating journey. She's edited genes with CRISPR, extracted DNA from killed Yesinia pestis bacteria for her Plague Dress, explored the ethics of artificial intelligence, and much more. Anna calls this “unnecessary research” and she believes it creates opportunities for discovery. It puts her and her colleagues in a place where happy accidents are more likely to occur. We explore why and how Anna does what she does. How her path evolved and led to working side-by-side with scientists in the lab. And why you just might want to consider doing a bit more unnecessary research in your next project. For full show notes and links, visit: https://deepdive.tips/

Host Scott duPont shares a reminder to "K.I.S.S." (Keep it Simple Stupid) and to focus on the end goal of getting funded.

Welcome to Project All The Way. A post 2020 Human Work-In-Progress Journey told in real time. My name is Chad and I’m your host. My goal is to create a better life and a better reality for everyone - STARTING WITH ME. In this ORIGIN STORY Episode, I’ll share the events that nearly cost me the ultimate price, and we’ll meet the Husband and Wife team that acted as the catalyst that brought me from the brink of destruction and jumpstarted what a year later I can honestly say is the greatest comeback of my life. So here it is. My heart on my sleeve. Complete with glitches, bad audio, and all the ROOKIE mistakes you would expect from a first podcast. ENJOY!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Finances should not be complex, and yet so many people make it so. In this week's episode, we talk with Jerry Fetta, an expert financial advisor who is dedicated at bridging the gap in financial education for everyone. Jerry Fetta is the founder and CEO of Wealth DynamX, a company that is dedicated to helping families achieve financial freedom by investing in alternative assets. Starting at selling mutual funds and retirement accounts, Jerry is now a diverse investor and nationally recognized financial advisor, having been featured on many platforms like Yahoo! Finance, Forbes, New York Finance, as well as over 45 podcasts. Jerry grew up in a low-income family. Growing up was hard for him, especially after his parents divorced due to finances. Today, Jerry dedicates himself to helping people live financially free, abundant, and prosperous lives by breaking finances down into its fundamentals and making financial education accessible for everyone. Tune in to this episode as we talk about the importance of simplifying finances, investing in alternative assets, and achieving financial freedom in the most uncomplicated ways possible. KEY TAKEAWAYS 1. If you can't draw it on a napkin and make sense of it, it's not a good deal. 2. Finances should be simplified to become accessible to everyone. 3. Never invest in something that you don't understand. 4. Financial knowledge can be easy to understand if third parties do not make it complex to make a sense of inferiority. LINKS https://jerryfetta.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerry-fetta/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-dynamx "Want to invest in my deals? - Click Here to Find out More!" and link to my website: https://reedgoossens.com/invest-with-reed

KISS- Means Keep it Simple Stupid, do and make things as simple as possible, and always go back to the basics. The simple Leadership foundation and fundamentals. In this episode, Tim Selgo covers many takeaways for everyone who wants to reach the pinnacle of success.

Julian Tregoning has worked in the asset management business for many years, having had senior roles in the Flemings Group (where he also covered Latin America) and at BNY Mellon. He has held multiple Director and Chair roles and is a member of the investment committee for SAUL, a multi-employer defined benefit scheme for the non-academic employees of the University of London, which is where we met.Our conversation goes back to some common ground Julian and I share - schooling in Ireland.  His dates from the 1950s, when he attended boarding school near Kells, Co Meath. He then took a gap year in France where a passion for wine was born, and joined the navy, fulfilling a love of boats and exotic travel.  Julian's career in the navy came to a shattering end following a skiing accident, and in a theme that we have seen again and again in this podcast series, from that crisis came opportunity - it was while recuperating from that injury that he read about the world of investing.There began a fascinating career which saw him move from the era of top hats (and little diversity) in the City of London to a global career which saw him visit a wide sweep of Latin American countries as well as much of Asia.  He saw the most fierce of bear markets as well as the most stunning recoveries.  When asked what advice he has used to guide him through this journey Julian refers to the adage of the KISS principle - Keep it Simple Stupid.  We talk about that as well as the current wave of ESG investing in order to round out this chronicle of a truly unique career journey. This series was made possible by the kind support of MainStreet Partners, a London-based independent and dedicated sustainable investment advisor that provides ESG multi-asset and multi-manager portfolios and a range of holistic portfolio analytics tools including sustainability ratings and bespoke sustainability intelligence. It was also supported by Carbonado Partners, an industry expert in capital raising for all asset classes, that endeavors to provide thoughtful solutions that address emerging managers' perspectives and challenges.

"Don't fear what isn't present, and more importantly what isn't real" Sadhguru

Series 3 of the Fiftyfaces Podcast 2021 is all about bold thinking. We hear from Uche Orji of the Nigerian Sovereign Wealth Authority about his vision for investing in innovation in Africa, and from Faisal Rafi of Riscura, again an Africa based consulting firm, about the ground breaking changes underway in China, and what this means for an investment thesis. We speak with Susana Coutinho about ESG integration, sustainability and impact investing, and how the S and the G have risen in importance recently. Mark Steed, CIO of a large US public fund, is both a data junkie and an out of the box thinker - and his interests extend to e-sports, bereavement services and English football teams. Esther Peiner has carved a successful career in infrastructure investing, and consistently challenges preconceptions about work-life balance for all. Sam Kunz is another bold thinker who started out as a trader and now works as a CIO. He advises us to love ourselves and to be more accepting, and more tolerant of some of the mistakes that will be inevitable. Annabel Gillard is extending her experience of investing into the twin areas of AI and Philosophy and has a passion for ethics and elevating ethics to a higher status in investment management firms. The boldness of these ideas extends to the industry structure, and Bevon Joseph, the founder of the Greenwood Project, is on a mission to be a disruptor - to step in to provide social capital where it is absent, and to train and place black and Latin-x students in all parts of the financial services industry. We speak with two guests who have had long careers in investing - Julian Tregoning, who turned to investing decades ago when his hopes and dreams were literally shattered, and now swears by the KISS principle (Keep it Simple Stupid) and Sandy Urie, Chairman Emeritus at Cambridge Associates who has had an extraordinary career carved by determination, client service and a deep love of investing. This series was made possible by the kind support of Main Street Partners, a London-based independent and dedicated sustainable investment advisor that provides ESG multi-asset and multi-manager portfolios and a range of holistic portfolio analytics tools including sustainability ratings and bespoke sustainability intelligence. It was also supported by Carbonado Partners, an industry expert in capital raising for all asset classes, that endeavors to provide thoughtful solutions that address emerging managers' perspectives and challenges.

Join our friend Harvey Goertz as he talks about KISS! Not the band, but Keeping it Simple Stupid.

Welcome to the fifth episode of the Brothers in Farms podcast. In this instalment of a new series of podcasts, our host ICARUS, is diving into conversations with community members of BIF touching on a variety of subjects from GOAT strains to specific growing methods and techniques. In this first episode of the Community Member Spotlight series, Aggie will shed light on his KISS (Keep it Simple Stupid) method of growing cannabis - serving as inspiration and guidelines to newer growers and seasoned veterans alike. Brothers in Farms is a breeding and growing community with people from all over the world, in pursuit of creating the dankest genetics possible, and establishing friendships across borders. Read more and buy premium genetics and community made products at: http://www.bifbeans.com/

Here I talk about Keeping it simple stupid... AKA KISS! Simplicity is a Network Design Principle, and it includes managing the complexity level of the network designs we are creating. I go into some detail on this network design principle with real-world, raw examples in this show. This is a must listen to episode for all Network Engineers, Network Designers, and Network Architects! Check it out! The post Keeping it Simple Stupid – Network Design Principle Simplicity – ZNDP 079 appeared first on Zigbits - Where Zigabytes are faster than Gigabytes.

In this episode, I talk about the importance of keeping investing simple. If you like the content and find it informative, please share this episode and follow this podcast for more wealth building topics. Remember build and maintain wealth. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/personalfinancemedia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/personalfinancemedia/support

Welcome to Episode 28! It's been a chaotic few weeks with getting the episodes recorded and live as part of the Royal Melbourne Show. So we're back to one a week now so it's practically a holiday! Today I wanted to sit down with a good mate and pig Farmer from Northern Victoria. Tim Kingma or TK as he is more commonly known is one of the most passionate blokes I've ever come across. His K.I.S.S approach (Keep is Simple Stupid) has kept me on the straight and narrow a few times. I wanted to share TK's story from volunteering in Africa and meeting his now wife, Mariah, to taking over and running the family pig farm. He's heavily involved in the community and is passionate about supporting Australian agriculture and in particu -lar the pork industry. We're going to chat about animal welfare, his community, consumer awareness and some of the opportunities in and around pork. I would absolutely love any questions you've got on this and we can follow them up with TK! Get in touch with us at hello@humansofagriculture.com Website: www.humansofagriculture.com Instagram: @Humansofagriculture.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humans-of-agriculture/message

Michelle Berlin is the founder of Yogishelly and a experienced Wellness Practitioner She utilizes all types of practice from sound therapy to thai yoga. For more resources to uncover your innate super powers as a Secret Yogi check out http://www.secretyogisociety.com/ (www.secretyogisociety.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secret_yogi/ (https://www.instagram.com/secret_yogi/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secretyogisociety/ (https://www.facebook.com/secretyogisociety/) We want to hear from you! So don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! 03:20 – Michelle's story to becoming a wellness professional and the pivotal moment that changed the trajectory of her life Michelle mainly teaches Hatha & Iyengar  09:00 – Deciding to ultimately share the tools of yoga & healing that helped her with those who suffer from similar pain…back pain anyone? Quote: “There is a way out (from pain). You can use these daily practices as your “pain killer”” 11:15 - Are there any position or opinions over your journey that you've changed or shifted substantially or shifted? Keeping things simple…”Keep it Simple Stupid” 13:00 – Michelle teaches everything from yoga, sound therapy, sound healing, thai yoga body work, breath work & meditation. How does she integrate all these modalities or tools into her practice or her students practices? Wim Holf Method (https://www.wimhofmethod.com/ (https://www.wimhofmethod.com/)) Miami Ice Club (https://donatohelbling.com/pages/miamiiceclub (https://donatohelbling.com/pages/miamiiceclub)) 15:00 – Let's talk how sound healing & sound baths can be integrated into yoga Quote: “If yoga is stairs to meditation, sound is an elevator” Do you have trouble meditation? Have you tried a sound bath? Quote: “It's (sound therapy) is like a fast track to getting yourself fertile for meditation” Check out Michaël Bijker's episodes 14 & 15 19:00 – The classic “Yoga is Not for me”. We speak about how yoga is represented on social media pushing the people that need it most away.  20:30 - “Yoga is a WORK IN Not a Work Out” is a quote right on the home page of your website yogishelly.com. We talk more about this misconception that yoga is simply “stretching” or “stretching in a hot room” Quote: “Through yoga we become present not perfect. You will uncover that yoga has many dimensions that activate your energy not only keep the body in shape. It is the ultimate tool for enhancing human potential and functioning at the highest peak of the body and mind”  Quote: “The whole point of yoga is to sit in contemplation or meditation to realize our highest potential” 21:30 – Yoga has shifted to more of a boot camp style workout. Is this good or bad? What do you think? Yoga's not for men? If your inflexible yoga is not for you? 31:30 – Resources you should check out that Michelle recommends if you want to learn more about what yoga truly is? Resource: Sadhguru Website: https://www.innerengineering.com/ (https://www.innerengineering.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sadhguru/ (https://www.instagram.com/sadhguru/) 34:00 – Dealing with adversary to yoga? Where does one start their practice? Try these styles of yoga: Iyengar yoga, Hatha Yoga, Yin Yoga, Anusara Yoga 39:00 - Tools Michelle uses to get back in touch with her Self Quote: “Yoga makes me question everything. Look at everything with new eyes and a new perspective to find growth. I've learned through years of trial and error on this path that when I'm confused or uncertain, it's because I'm out of touch not only with my deep Self but also with my emotional temperature. Practicing centers me into inserting awareness for self inquiry. I love to share the practice with others to navigate as a community society's external situations by tapping into the internal vast space within ourselves.” Resource: Gene Keys (https://genekeys.com/) 45:45 - Commonalities and differences in Spiritual practices from the Support this podcast

TMP 86: Something Old: Josh's: Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) Skye's: Forrest Gump (1994) Something New: Da 5 Bloods Josh's Proposal: You better know your history in order to fully appreciate Da 5 Bloods Skye's Proposal: Like a lot of spike lee movies, this one is very preachy, the problem I have is that he violates one of the core tenants of communication, Keep it Simple Stupid. Something Borrowed: Josh's Vietnam Game Something Blew: Josh's: This Much I Know is True Skye's: Star Wars! I guess? Kind of. Jason's: The best Magnum P.I. scene of all time Jeffrey Lieber's break down of the Magnum P.I. Scene What if Jesus was Serious?

It is so easy to overcomplicate this business and lose focus on what is really important. It’s quite simple: you need to understand what consumers want and give it to them. You can simplify and structure your business in a way that does just that. If you want to learn my key tips, listen to this episode of the Agent Rise Podcast! Buyers wanna buy, sellers wanna sell It is as simple as buyers wanna buy, sellers wanna sell. One of my biggest pet peeves is when agents call buyers with nothing of value to offer. They just want to “stay in the loop”. What a waste of the buyers’ time! They don’t want to see your phone call and be let down because you just wanted to check-in.  They want to pick up the phone and hear you say “I’ve found what you’ve been looking for”.  Do you know what you need to do that? Their search criteria. If you take the time to connect with them about what they’re looking for and listen, you can deliver what they actually want. You do not want to fall into the category of wasted time.  You’re the guide—not the hero The basics of StoryBrand marketing is this: Your client is the hero of the epic. They are the most important part of their story. Many agents are too focused on touting their abilities. “I’m the best at _______” OR “No other agency can offer you ______”.  Stop making this about you! You're not the hero—you are the guide. You are the person they’re hiring to guide them through the process and help them find their dream home. Learn to position yourself correctly, or you’ll continue to find potential clients choosing someone else over you.  Learn to be empathetic Guess what? The buying process can be scary. As an agent, you need to learn to be empathetic to a buyer’s feelings. Some of the questions that could be going through a buyers mind include: What if I don’t get this house? What if I don’t get approved for a loan or mortgage? What if something is found in the inspection that’s a deal-breaker?  You need to ask more questions, understand where their concerns lie and empathize with them. Recommend a great lender who will make the process easy. Let them know what the inspection process looks like. Find ways to ease their fear.  If something goes terribly wrong, remind them that you’ll work through it with them.  Don’t Overcomplicate: Keep It Simple Stupid (KISS) I’m sure you’ve heard this principle before. It’s all about simplifying the process, not overcomplicating it. Remember that it’s not all about you. Unfortunately,I see this a lot in agent presentations. Instead of finding out what a seller is looking for, they brag about their services. “WE have the best high-end photography. WE will provide impeccable drone video. WE throw the best open houses” Guess what? Your seller may not want anything you have to offer. Stop assuming what they want—and ask! My favorite question is “Have you seen marketing on another listing that you really appreciated?” Simple, easy, and client-focused. Want to learn more? Listen to this episode of the Agent Rise Podcast now! Outline of this great episode [0:30] Avoid complicating this business [1:30] Buyers wanna buy, sellers wanna sell [3:55] Anticipate and fill the need [6:30] You don’t need permission [7:20] The StoryBrand Process [8:35] You must learn empathy [11:30] Keep it Simple Stupid! Recommended Resources How To Build A 6 Figure Real Estate Business That Eliminates The Commission Roller Coaster, Without Forcing Yourself To Do Things You Hate Easy Agent Pro - to get a website like mine (neilmathweg.com) go to www.easyagentpro.com/oj Shred Media - to take your digital marketing to next level go to www.ShredMedia.com To hear more great shows like Agent Rise visit www.industrysyndicate.com. Resources and Links mentioned in this episode Keystone Raptor 423 Toy Hauler StoryBrand Marketing Head to AgentOnTheRise.com to check out my free masterclass! To get my listing presentation tips, text “LISTING” to 44222 Join the Agent Rise Facebook Group (free) at www.Facebook.com/groups/agentrise To contact me about coaching, go to https://m.me/neilmathwegcoaching?ref=w3414415 If you want to see my website as a REALTOR in Madison Wi go to www.ILoveMadisonHomes.com Connect with Neil! And connect with me on ANY of the following social channels. I LOVE social! Instagram (@neilmathwegcoaching or @neilmathweg (personal) Facebook.com/AGENTRISE Facebook.com/neilmathwegcoaching Twitter Check out my YOUTUBE channel: all new content! And finally, if you would be so kind - leave a rating and review for the Agent Rise podcast on Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes)

Meet your new favorite podcast: Your Better Life: Make it Simple Stupid. Start here first.

Meet your new favorite podcast: Your Better Life: Make it Simple Stupid. Start here first. The post E1: Introduction to Your Better Life Podcast appeared first on The Simple Life.

Brian Wolff of Fair City Fire is giving back to Austin's youth  as Community Engagement Coordinator with a nonprofit called Kids In a New Groove. In this episode we talk about how this work and the mission keeps him connected to his music, the release of his band's new single Simple Stupid and much more. Episode Highlights We start the episode by talking about Kids In a New Groove and go on to discuss: Shifting from mentoring to joining the Kids In a New Groove team The realities of foster care Balancing the mentor to mentee ratio What it takes to find the right mentor Changing up the songwriting process Promotional events and strategic partnerships The importance of caring for your mental health Key Points Avoid the jack of all trades mentality - create clear lanes for your team, especially a small team. Leverage your network. Quality above consistency. Mentioned in this Episode Kids In a New Groove  Fair City Fire   Simple Stupid Single  Too Damn Hot Event Aug 31  The SIMS Foundation  Austin Detours  Say It Loud Podcast   Rhonda Patrick Podcast   Tips Concerts  Related Episodes Touring, Podcasting and Rocking with Fair City Fire - Brian Wolff (Ep 55)  Starting Over in Austin- Lara Price (Ep 47) Lara Price on the San Jose Music Scene, Running Jam Bands, Tips for Jammers and I Mean Business (Ep 4)  Why DIY Recording is a Great Idea - Music Producer Mark Addison (Ep 99)  At The Intersection of Hard Work and Opportunity - Wendy Colonna (Ep 92) MUSICIAN RESOURCES The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by Robonzo BandZoogle – The all-in-one platform that makes it easy to build a beautiful website for your music The Musician's Profit Path: The 5-Stage Blueprint To Create Massive Growth In Your Fan Base and Sustainable Income For Your Music Career, by Bree Noble No Booker, No Bouncer, No Bartender: How I Made $25K On A 2-Month House Concert Tour, by Shannon Curtis Visit my Resources page for more musician resources.  

Brian Wolff of Fair City Fire is giving back to Austin's youth  as Community Engagement Coordinator with a nonprofit called Kids In a New Groove. In this episode we talk about how this work and the mission keeps him connected to his music, the release of his band's new single Simple Stupid and much more. Episode Highlights We start the episode by talking about Kids In a New Groove and go on to discuss: Shifting from mentoring to joining the Kids In a New Groove team The realities of foster care Balancing the mentor to mentee ratio What it takes to find the right mentor Changing up the songwriting process Promotional events and strategic partnerships The importance of caring for your mental health Key Points Avoid the jack of all trades mentality - create clear lanes for your team, especially a small team. Leverage your network. Quality above consistency. Mentioned in this Episode Kids In a New Groove  Fair City Fire   Simple Stupid Single  Too Damn Hot Event Aug 31  The SIMS Foundation  Austin Detours  Say It Loud Podcast   Rhonda Patrick Podcast   Tips Concerts  Related Episodes Touring, Podcasting and Rocking with Fair City Fire - Brian Wolff (Ep 55)  Starting Over in Austin- Lara Price (Ep 47) Lara Price on the San Jose Music Scene, Running Jam Bands, Tips for Jammers and I Mean Business (Ep 4)  Why DIY Recording is a Great Idea - Music Producer Mark Addison (Ep 99)  At The Intersection of Hard Work and Opportunity - Wendy Colonna (Ep 92) MUSICIAN RESOURCES The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by Robonzo BandZoogle – The all-in-one platform that makes it easy to build a beautiful website for your music The Musician's Profit Path: The 5-Stage Blueprint To Create Massive Growth In Your Fan Base and Sustainable Income For Your Music Career, by Bree Noble No Booker, No Bouncer, No Bartender: How I Made $25K On A 2-Month House Concert Tour, by Shannon Curtis Visit my Resources page for more musician resources.  

Local rock quartet plays the "Too Damn Hot Affair" SIMS Benefit at Antone's this Saturday.

Today we talk about rec room relationships and add the paintball league into our conversations, we are joined by our hosts SimpleStupid and Neo with smilingCat as our special guest. I apologise for any audio malfunction during the podcast

Michael Stal diskutiert mit Christian Rehn über Designprinzipien wie KiSS (Keep it Simple Stupid) und SRP (Single Responsibility Principle).

This week on STU TIME we talk about LOWBORN, the new 1975 record, and the "Keep it Simple Stupid" method. We also introduce our first of many weekly audio tips. Stay tune for more episodes!

Steve Kamb of Nerd Fitness shares why we should keep it simple in the gym, plus an actual routine you can use. Episode 493: In the Gym Keep it Simple Stupid by Steve Kamb of NerdFitness.com (How to Build a Consistent Workout Routine & Habit). Steve Kamb started exercising back in high school without really knowing what he was doing. Through high school and college, he made every training mistake known to man and got zero results. It wasn't until he graduated college and learned the right way to train that he started to see positive changes. He's a nerd, but likes fitness… so why not combine the two and turn life into one giant video game? And thus, in the fall of 2009, NerdFitness.com was born! The original post is located here: https://www.nerdfitness.com/blog/in-the-gym-keep-it-simple-stupid Ask Dr. Neal your question about health, nutrition, diet, fitness, and more here: http://OLDPodcast.com or call: 614-568-3643 (61-I-LOVE-OHD) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The world of marketing can be confusing and even terrifying to some. Today we discuss how to take the guesswork out, keep it simple, and see amazing results when marketing your business. Marketing Expert and Owner of Marketing Uncomplicated, Owen Crisp, discusses his top 3 principles that will lead your business to success: KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid), Work Smart First, & The NUMBERS Never Lie! Find Out More: https://marketinguncomplicated.com Owen's Story: An average student at best, one who just got by in both high school and university, it took a long time for Owen to discover that business is quite simple especially if you follow the most important rule……”The Numbers Never Lie”. After 5 years of advertising, Owen crossed over to marketing. It was there where he was mentored, and learned to follow a simple set of principles, which helped him amass significant successes (including the introduction of a $100 million business in North America). His 3 simple principles: 1. KISS (Keep it Simple Stupid) 2. Work Smart First……only then do you work hard 3. The NUMBERS never lie! Owen has over 30 years of CPG (consumer package goods) marketing and first-hand experiences and has proven growing every business he worked on because he knows every problem has a solution/alternate path and Business is not complicated! Owen loves the thrill of the chase and being hands-on, which is what he does for business at marketinguncomplicated.com Additional Resources: 9-5 Dropout Academy: http://www.mymbse.com/store/UBmqLkX3 10 Steps to Start Your Business (FREE) Checklist: https://www.mymbse.com/p/10-steps-to-start-your-business-1

In this episode, I go solo and chat about proper progression when it comes to exercise. So many coaches progress their clients way to quickly and forget the KISS principle. Keep it Simple Stupid. You don't need fancy sexy exercises to speed up fat loss and strength, keep to the basics and your clients and yourself will progress quickly.

In this episode with David Fafara, we discuss keeping it simple stupid, giving back to the community, being a hustler, starting small and scaling up, giving before you get, continuous learning, doing one thing really well, educating your staff and guests, scaling a business, and being someone's exit strategy.  Chicago native, David Fafara is a graduate of North Park and West Virginia where he focused on physical education and counseling. In 1993 Fafara started a small coffee roaster called Shenandoah Joe. Almost 25 years later, this little specialty coffee roaster has expanded to 4 locations and is a staple in the Charlottesville community.

I am back! Let's have a little more fun. I did everyone a favor and did not start with a topic. There will be topic next week. Ideas are always welcome. Let's just continue to keep it simple and stupid. There is a new track on this episode of the podcast. I think you all will enjoy it. I will also leave links to all the music used in the podcast. Thank you for listening to my voice.Music: Alphabets (Instumental) by Simon Panruckerfreemusicarchive.org/music/Simon_Pa…s_InstrumentalGotta Love Me by Kelle Maizefreemusicarchive.org/music/Kellee_M…_Gotta_Love_Me2.2.05 by BOPDfreemusicarchive.org/music/BOPD/200…ruMentals/2205

I am back! Let's have a little more fun. I did everyone a favor and did not start with a topic. There will be topic next week. Ideas are always welcome. Let's just continue to keep it simple and stupid. There is a new track on this episode of the podcast. I think you all will enjoy it. I will also leave links to all the music used in the podcast. Thank you for listening to my voice.Music: Alphabets (Instumental) by Simon Panruckerfreemusicarchive.org/music/Simon_Pa…s_InstrumentalGotta Love Me by Kelle Maizefreemusicarchive.org/music/Kellee_M…_Gotta_Love_Me2.2.05 by BOPDfreemusicarchive.org/music/BOPD/200…ruMentals/2205

The Rev. Gary Beson 2 Kings 19:42-44 Psalm 145:10-19 Ephesians 3:14-21 John 6:1-21

KISS Keep it Simple Stupid...  It's an acronym. read about KISS principle http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_principle