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Digital Mastery – Digital Consciousness with Tenille Bentley (Oct 2015)

Digital Mastery – Digital Consciousness with Tenille Bentley (Oct 2015)

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WHO IS THIS FOR?– Small Businesses that want to learn how the big brands do it– Charities that want to leverage the media spend and gain great bang for buck– Start Ups that want the best chance at success– Entrepreneurs that want to work smart and not hard!– The business that is doing something to enhancehumanity and need a world stage– Someone who is following their bliss and want to know how to share it with the world– The smart…

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Total Training for Microsoft Excel 2007 Essentials and Advanced + Shortcuts

Total Training for Microsoft Excel 2007 Essentials and Advanced + Shortcuts

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One of the best courses I’ve done. How many of us use excel day in and out? I use it for my SMART/SWOT analysis, goal setting, workout progress, clocking my hours when I had to… all sorts. And now I feel like Super Excel Man! I’ve saved a couple of videos below which were just wow moments for me. Great teacher and Total Training as usual delivers another great course. Shortcuts You Need to KnowF2 : Edit selected cellF4 :…

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How To Take Massive ACTion – The Psychology and science of achieving more by Simon Bowen

How To Take Massive ACTion – The Psychology and science of achieving more by Simon Bowen

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Notes:Most of the charts or exercises were to be made available at Howtotakemassiveaction.com but something else comes up.– These are the tools to google: SMART analysis, Gantt charts, PERT diagram, single point accountability, transformation diagram, the life scale priority continuum, the transformation diagram,– Your frustrations, anxieties, things that make you emotional and give you mental pain are the secret desires of what you want from life.– Understand, plan, do, improve it.– Momentum needs emotion.– Bhagwat Gita metaphor of horses pulling…

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Freakonomics – Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner

Freakonomics – Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner

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Looks like Levitt’s work mostly. It’s amazing to see Economists using number to figure out some crazy things and connecting stuff like how legalising abortion drastically reduced crime rates. Explaining how they caught the teachers was mind-blowing. Basically people live by incentives so give the correct incentive and get the person to do what you want. Incentives coule be economic, social or moral. Incentives are usually needed to be told by ‘experts’ who have their own incentives. Things it opened…

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