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Check out this Ecclesiastes 10 Commentary!
So, in chapters 10 and 11 of this book, the Preacher is going to give us wise counsel on wisdom and folly, rulers, the unpredictability of life, speech, business, and your perspective on life.
KJV Ecclesiastes 10:1 Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary [perfume] to send forth a stinking savour: so doth a little folly him that is in reputation for [is weightier than] wisdom and honour.
So, what’s the relation between dead flies in perfume and folly in a wise man?
Well, think about perfume. It smells nice. That’s why it exists. That’s why people make it and buy it. It smells good.
And then think about dead flies. Now, I don’t think I’ve ever smelled the smell of dead flies. But I’ve heard it’s a pretty awful smell. And yet, flies are so small. How could something so small invade something that smells so good and exists solely to smell good and turn it into something that smells awful? The flies utterly ruin the perfume!
That’s exactly what happens when foolishness enters into a man who’s known for his wisdom and honor. It only takes a little foolishness. His reputation may be impeccable. But just let a little foolishness enter him and be displayed by him – and all of a sudden, what he was renowned for is ruined.
2 A wise man’s heart [source of direction/guidance] is at his right hand [leads him to the right – a place of protection]; but a fool’s heart at his [leads him to the] left [no such protection, he’s vulnerable].
There’s no doubt that the heart leads the body. Your desires and values and such lead the path you take in life. And, for a wise man, his desires and values lead him into safe places. Whereas the fool’s heart leads him to many vulnerable and dangerous places.
3 Yea also, when he that is a fool walketh by the way, his wisdom faileth him, and he saith [by demonstration] to every one that he is a fool.
So, a fool cannot hide his nature. Even when he walks around it can be apparent that he lacks wisdom. It’s as if he’s literally telling people that he’s a fool – by the way he conducts himself.
It’s kind of a humorous picture – a guy walking around telling everyone that he’s a fool. But considering the dangers of foolishness, it really is tragic.
4 If the spirit of the ruler rise up against thee, leave not thy place [don’t immediately leave your position]; for yielding [composure/a calm response] pacifieth great offences.
So, first of all, regarding rulers and those in authority, don’t lose your cool if a ruler’s spirit or temper rises against you. I think that’s what the admonition to not “leave” your “place” is saying. So, don’t get terrified and lose your cool, but rather yield to him! If you back down and yet remain in the presence of this person, even if you really offended and angered the man, your staying and yielding will pacify him. Fleeing is the only other option – and the Preacher does not advise you to do that.
6 Folly is set in great dignity [many exalted places/many positions of authority], and the rich sit in low place [humble places/lowly positions]. 7 I have seen servants upon horses, and princes walking as servants upon the earth.
So, foolishness is in many positions of authority. The rich sit in lowly positions. And in this case, “the rich” would need to refer to a type of person who is the opposite of foolish. He’s rich in this case because he’s not a fool and he’s living wisely and such.
And in verse 7, seeing servants where princes ought to be and vice versa is seen as an evil error. And if we take verse 7 to be parallel to verse 6 then we have to assume that the servants here are the fools and the princes are the wise rich men.
When fools are exalted and wise men are humiliated – this is an evil error in the Preacher’s mind.
And this is consistent with his outlook on situations where the thing that should happen – the thing that everyone would expect – doesn’t happen. It’s like when both evil and good men die with no distinction. We’d expect that good men will live forever – or at least a long time – and that evil men would die early. But that’s not the way it works in this sin-cursed world. And the Preacher says that this kind of reversal of the way things ought to be is evil.
8 He that diggeth a pit shall [or may] fall into it; and whoso breaketh an hedge [a wall], a serpent shall [or, may] bite him. 9 Whoso removeth [quaries] stones shall [or, may] be hurt therewith; and he that cleaveth wood [splits logs] shall [or, may] be endangered thereby.
Let me just point out that we have four verbs in these two verses, and the KJV translates them as “shall”. And that gives us the idea that this will certainly happen at some point in the future. But verbs in Hebrew are a little different than in English. Hebrew can leave a little more uncertainty as to whether a verb ought to be indicative (“shall”) or what grammarians call “modal” (“may” or “might”). And this is what we ran into last lesson where I was asked why I interpreted the verb “delivered” in chapter 9 as “could have delivered”. It’s the same issue here. In Hebrew, sometimes verbs can be either indicative in English or modal. If it’s indicative then it’s stated as fact. If it’s modal, then it’s less certain and more conditional. And what happens for us as interpreters is that we need to make a decision between one or the other possibilities. And context is probably the most helpful in determining how to translate the verb.
And in this case, what is the context? Someone digging a pit and falling into it. Someone breaking through a wall and a snake biting him. Someone quarrying stones and being hurt in the process. And someone chopping wood and being endangered by the process.
So, let me ask – does the one always involve the other? Does digging a pit always eventuate in falling into it? No. It’s potential. It’s a possibility. Someone MAY fall into it. Does breaking through a wall ALWAYS eventuate in a snake biting you? No. It MAY happen. But it doesn’t always happen. And on and on. So I think it’s better to think of these verbs translated as “shall” in the KJV to express potential actions using “may”.
But, getting beyond grammar, here’s the point of the Preacher. Just like there are uncertainties in the arena of who’s ruling in a society – so too is there uncertainty in everyday life.
Digging pits, breaking down walls, quarrying stones, and chopping down trees – all of these things take a lot of effort. They’re not passive events. In fact, they’re some activities that display man at his strongest and best. But even at his strongest and best – mankind is hopelessly at the whim of the unpredictability of life.
10 If the iron [axe head] be blunt, and he do not whet [sharpen] the edge, then must he put to [exert] more strength: but wisdom is profitable to direct [give success]. 11 Surely [If] the serpent will bite without [before] enchantment; and a babbler [then the master of the tongue – snake charmer] is no better [has no profit].
So, if your axe head is blunt then you’ll need to exert more strength to cut down a tree or split wood. Or you could be wise about it and sharpen the axe. That would be wise and by that wisdom you would gain some profit and benefit. That’s the point of verse 10.
But unfortunately, life with its unpredictability sometimes nullifies the benefits of wisdom. That’s where the snake charmer – the master of the tongue, literally – in verse 11 comes in. You can be as skilled as a snake charmer – but ultimately if that snake bites before being charmed – which is something you have no control over – there’s no benefit to your wisdom. So then, unpredictability in life sometimes overcomes wisdom and nullifies its benefits.
12 [And speaking of the tongue…] The words of a wise man’s mouth are gracious; but the lips of a fool will swallow up himself.
Who can tell you what shall be after you? Who can tell you what the future holds? Answer – certainly not a fool with all his words.
In other words, who would want to listen to a fool? He doesn’t even know how to get to the city to work! You’re going to listen to him advise you on what’s to come after you in the future? He can’t even find his way to the city!
The idea here is that the king is childish or naïve or unprepared for his duties and is therefore irresponsible. And the princes that attend that king “eat in the morning”. Now, I don’t think this is condemning eating breakfast. Rather, if you contrast this statement with the one in the verse to follow, you see that eating in the morning is associated with gluttony and overindulgence and a lack of self-control.
17 Blessed art thou, O land, when thy king is the son of nobles [and therefore prepared for the job], and thy princes eat in due season, for strength, and not for drunkenness [They’re self-controlled]!
It’s good to have rulers who are ready for the job. Rulers who are self-controlled and balanced.
18 By much slothfulness [extreme laziness] the building decayeth [roof-breams sink/rafters sag]; and through idleness of the hands the house droppeth through [house drips/roof leaks].
So, verse 18 I think is another instance of the great detriment that foolish rulers bring upon their country. And the picture is one of a house. And sometimes in Scripture a nation is described as a house – the “house of Jacob” represents Israel, for example. And here, a physical literal house is brought to our minds. If you’re lazy the roof-beams will sink. And if you’re idle the roof will leak. So, in both cases our attention is brought to the roof of the house. Laziness and idleness will eventuate in the roof sagging and leaking. And you don’t want that to happen to your country. You don’t want the very thing protecting you from the elements to be weakened so as to let through things that can make your life uncomfortable and that can harm you. And that’s what will literally happen when you have princes and kings that are lazy and foolish – they will let harmful elements into your society. And it won’t be good for anyone.
So, this verse can be sort of confusing. Because it seems pretty materialistic and self-indulgent. But that’s exactly the kind of mindset in rulers that the Preacher is warning about – self-indulgent ones.
So then, I think what we have in verse 19 is a quotation from foolish rulers. They’re concerned only with laughter and merriment. They think money will solve all their problems. But it won’t. And reality will hit hard for them and their country someday.
So, be so careful to not curse your king with your mouth, that you don’t even do it in your mind. Don’t even do it in your room. Because you never know how that curse might be conveyed to the very one that you’re cursing. So, just don’t do it, for your own good.


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We must look to the Originator and Finisher of the faith, Jesus, who for the joy set before him, endured the cross and ignored its shame. He has been seated in the right hand of the throne of God.
My child, do not take the Master’s training lightly, and do not choke when he puts you under examination. For whoever the Master loves he trains, and he will punish any child he calls his own.
In stark contrast to the situation in my previous post, Clueless, we see in the scriptures above where our focus as believers should lie. Self may be the god of this age, but the One True God will not share glory with any others (Isaiah 42:8, Ex. 20:3). Even though the example of Christian leaders today is that of the Pharisees (John 5:44) who sought the praise of other people instad of God, we must follow the example of Jesus as seen in the Hebrews passage above. Hardship will come and pain will be endured, but anyone whose focus stays nailed to Jesus will be rewarded.
Yes, there will come a Day when what we’ve always longed for will come to pass: the righteous will prosper and the wicked will be brought down to ruin. There will be justice! But justice cuts both ways; to be truly just, it must judge without bias, and that means we are not immune from it either.
As I’ve detailed in other articles, salvation is strictly by faith. So judgment is payment for wages earned, and that concerns our actions in this life. But those actions, as Jesus and James pointed out, begin as thoughts. And our thoughts come from what we focus on. So let’s focus on the good (Phil. 4:8), on the treasures of heaven, as any bride would prepare for and focus on the coming wedding and groom (Rev. 19:7). Let us remember our “blessed hope” (Titus 2:13), because what kind of bride isn’t eager to meet her groom?
Sadly though, today’s church is disinterested in any wedding or Groom. They would prefer He didn’t come just yet so they can keep enjoying this life. They do not have hearts that bleed for the lost or consider praying to God that the suffering of others are relieved and the injustices against the oppressed avenged. What kind of Bride is that?


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Successful people tend to have very positive inner dialogues.
They know how to nurture their own personal growth. They believe they can do whatever it is they set their mind to. But most of all, they believe in themselves.
If you look at the differences between those who achieve their goals and those who fail, what you’ll usually find is a lack of self belief. Those who fail tend to plan for failure.
There is something to be said about the relationship you have with yourself–and the way you encourage (or discourage) your actions. If you are overly critical every step of the way, chances are, you’re going to lose your motivation to keep trying.
The key is to be patient, positive, and understanding of the process.
People who succeed don’t plan for failure.
Instead, they plan for obstacles. They know there will be challenges. They know they will need to find their own solutions. So, instead of planning on dealing with defeat, they master skill sets that prepare them for the worst.
This Steve Jobs quote has become a mantra for successful people all over the world.
Those who achieve their goals don’t see the world as fixed, or set in stone. They see it as malleable, constantly moving, ready to be disrupted by the next great idea. And they see themselves as the person fit for the job.
The moment you realize that the world around you was made by other people just like you–people who woke up one day and decided to start working relentlessly toward their vision–is the moment you’re able to take full control over your life.
People who achieve big things in their lifetime operate under the assumption that in every mistake is a lesson.
They don’t get bogged down making themselves feel bad for a misstep. They don’t punish themselves for doing something wrong. They take everything in stride, in order to keep moving in a positive direction.
Calling something a “mistake” is almost counterproductive.
Call it a lesson instead.
The truth is, most very successful people are the complete opposite. They are extremely open, ready and willing to learn–always on the lookout for the next thing they don’t know.
This is such an important distinction between those who achieve short-term success and those who are able to sustain it over long periods of time. Success is all about being aware of your next weakness, the next thing you can improve.
And in order to do that, you have to know what you don’t know.
While there is absolutely something to be said for keeping tabs on your competitors, I’ve found the most successful individuals to be hyper focused on their own direction and where it is they feel they need to go.
Reason being, focusing on your competition for too long can cause you to be distracted. You end up making decisions based on someone else, rather than questioning what would be best for you, your team, your company, etc.
Successful people forget their competition.
I find that most successful people work very, very hard in the beginning of projects, engagements, deals, etc., to make positively sure every single element is on track. They know that if they take the time to get things right from the start, they don’t have to put out fires half-way through.
It’s all about attention to detail.
Again, I am constantly surprised by people who have achieved massive amounts of success in their lives, and how connected they are to the beginning of their journey. They remember where they started. They remind themselves often why they got into the business they’re in. Their motivation comes from a love for growth, not necessarily the achievement of an end goal.
In order to maintain long-term success, this is a crucial part of the process. You have to remember why you started down this road in the first place–and do everything in your power to make sure you never forget it.
The Ig Nobel awards ceremony is a marvelous spectacle encrusted with tradition . But if you really want to know how the winners did their work and why, you need to go to the Ig informal lectures, held at MIT the Saturday after the awards.


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In the year 2000, the the Red and White Ribbon was established, as a challenge and an honour to all interested kayakers. The Red and White ribbon is gained by paddling around Denmark following a loosely defined route and in compliance with a given set of rules. The event is as such, not a competition, but the number of days spent on the trip is recorded by the Jury.
Everybody who completes the trip receive the Red White Ribbon.
Name and age of the person or persons who will enter.
Name of the kayak to be used.
List of safety equipment that must be used.
The application should be sent by post or email to the Red and White Ribbon controller.
Vidåslusen in the Vadehavet Sea west of Højer (N54°57,8′ E8°39,6′).
Paddle north along the west coast until Grenen. Continue south until the Kattegat/Great Belt crosses to Zealand. North and clockwise around Zealand until the Great Belt can be crossed again. South around Fyn until the Little Belt can be crossed.
The border crossing at the bottom of the Flensborg Fjord by Kollund forest (N54°49,9′ E9°25,3′). The tour ends by placing your hand on the boundary border stone No. 1 on the Danish side of the border.
Immediately after the end of the trip, send another letter or email to the Red and White ribbon controller.
In this letter, note the date at which the end point was reached, as well as the number of days and kilometers.
“Ready yourself”. The trip must be undertaken as a coherent long-distance trip where you have to fend for yourself.
Should safety equipment become defective, new equipment must be obtained.
It is permitted to tow the kayak over sea ice.
You are not allowed to create supply depots.
Each day’s stage should be mapped (paper or GPS tracking) and recorded in a logbook. There is no requirement to plot the course on a map during the stage.
Exchange of kayak or meeting with a support car and the like for repairing equipment is not allowed.
Backup boat/kayak is not allowed at crossing points.
Each day’s stage should be mapped and recorded in a log book.
The trip must be carried out in a kayak as a long distance trip. I.e. all equipment including supplies and maps must be brought along by the paddler his or herself. It is of course allowed to buy new supplies and replenish water supplies along the way. Should the kayak being stolen during the trip, a new kayak can be acquired with outside help. The same rule applies to safety equipment, such as paddle, life jacket, compass etc. Any repairs must be performed by the paddler him or herself.
The whole trip to be made by sea without carrying the kayak over land. The paddler may not use a sail, kite or similar for propulsion, but must paddle all the way. However, it is permitted to tow the kayak in the shallow waters between Vidåslusen and the southern point of Skallingen (Skalling Ende – N55°28,5′ E8°17.8′). Swapping kayaks or meeting with a support car and the like for assistance is not allowed. A backup boat is also not allowed. Each daily stage should be mapped and recorded in a log book. Each day from start to finish is counted as a single paddling-day. There is no monitoring of compliance with the rules along the way. It is up to the paddler’s morals to abide by the rules. After the trip the paddler will give an account of the tour before sitting jury.
Everyone who completes the above trip in compliance with these rules will be awarded the Havkajakroernes Red and White Ribbon. Paddlers can obtain the Ribbon multiple times.
In case the slightest doubts concerning the rules should arise, ask for information before the start or during the paddling. Nothing would be more painful for a jury than to reject a trip on the grounds that a paddler has taken too lightly on the rules.
All applicants will appear on the website. Please state if you do not wish your name to be published, before you have actually completed the challenge.
After completing the tour, the paddler must meet with a jury. The paddler must bring his/her logbook and maps to the meeting. The jury examines the trip day by day and may ask questions. If everything has been undertaken according to the rules, the paddler is awarded the Red and White Ribbon trophy.
Jury meeting is held on the first Sunday in November!
The rules are copied directly from Havspaddlarnes Blue Ribbon. These rules have been in existence for ten years with virtually no adjustments.
looking at the surroundings, hiking or just resting.
Although a support car is not allowed, naturally you may receive visits from family along the way. Likewise, it is allowed to stay with grandparents in Hundested.
The rule that you have to paddle all the way must be strictly observed. Although one has waited one week to cross the Great Belt, it is still not allowed to take the ferry. Just as expeditions have to be abandoned because of the weather, it can also be the case with this trip. And remember that even if you give up the Ribbon, you can still continue an exciting long journey. The only exception to this rule is the stretch of Vadehavet, where in shallow areas you may tow the kayak behind you.
When a list of safety features must be specified in the application, this should be seen as a desire that the participants give consideration to their safety. There is no requirement that any particular security device should be taken. The trip starts out with the hardest part first, Vadehavet and the west coast. There are several reasons for this. The probability of tail wind along the west coast is greatest when paddling northwards. Vidåslusen is a boring place to end, while the Flensburg Fjord invites one to continue north along the east coast of Jutland.
There is no reason for people to paddle 700 km, only to discover that the west coast is too much to handle.
Note that the general idea of the route is to paddle around Jutland, Zealand and Fyn. You may pass Denmark’s smaller islands as you like. Depending on the route chosen, the length is between 1100km and 1500km.
You can start the trip by carrying the kayak over the dike at Vidåslusen . Alternatively, you can put the kayak in the water behind the dike in Vidåen (paddling in Vidåen is allowed). A good place for this is at the Højer sluice gate or at Rudbøl. The sluice is opened for free all day, but only for low tide.
Chart No. 60 (Nordsøen, Fano Sylt) is necessary to avoid the many restricted areas (bird protection and ammunition dumps). In addition, the map is necessary to find the small fairways and avoid shallow areas.
Tide tables are necessary to take advantage of the tides. You should expect the tidal current in places to run at about 3 knots. DMI disclose the tide on their website 5 days in advance.
It requires common sense to paddle along the west coast. Avoid being caught outside the surf in increasing winds. One can easily be stocked on land due to strong winds for several days along the rugged coast. Note that the prohibited area along Skallingen west and north does not apply to smaller boats, including kayaks.
Be aware of fast ferries between Ebeltoft -Odden and Aarhus-Odden . The ferries schedule can be found at the Mols Linien website.
The Great Belt can be crossed in many places, but the two most obvious crossings are Samsø-Røsnæs and along the bridge. Be aware of the shipping traffic and currents. In DMI’s forecast of medium and long waves, they give information regarding the currents in the Belt.
Ferry traffic between Helsingør (Elsinore) and Helsingborg is very intense. Be aware and show consideration.
In the September 2001 issue of Sea Kayaking Info, Ravn Hamberg wrote a number of good tips for the trip.

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I get asked very often what resources we use on Inspiring Innovation for creating our episodes, editing and post production, social media, and for managing all of our tasks and projects.
I feel it’s time for a behind-the-scenes look – where I will walk you step by step through all the steps included in our episode creation process. Basically, you’re about to see everything that happens from the second an Inspiring Innovation Podcast episode is created, to it being released, downloaded, and being played in your earbuds.
The first step, when we set up a podcast episode, is obviously to get an interviewee.
I often get pitched by people who want to be on the Inspiring Innovation Show. We also work with several media agents that pitch interviewees to us.
We use resources like HARO (Help A Reporter Out), where people can pitch themselves to the Inspiring Innovation Show. But let’s pretend that for this episode that we’re talking about – I wanna get a real big name on the show.
While most people have a contact form on their website (and that’ll be the first place I would go to pitch for an interview), there are plenty who don’t.
So how do you contact these people?
And let’s say they do have a contact form on the site, but it goest to their VA or their gatekeeper…and you can’t get past them?
In these occasions, I will retreat to one of my secret weapons, which is called Rapportive.
Rapportive is an add-on (or an extension) that you install for Gmail.
Where do they live? What state? What country? What is their Twitter account? What is their LinkedIn account? What is their Facebook account? What do they look like?
Yes, it even pulls up a photo. It’s that cool!
Now, it doesn’t work for all emails in the world, but it works for a great percentage of them.
When I write a reply to an email, Rapportive will pull up their photo and personal details.
This allows me to reply with a much more personal touch – because now I know what the person I’m emailing looks like, where they work, and where are they from.
But much more jedi-like, I’ve used this to find the emails of some really big entrepreneurs.
In any case, wether I pitch someone, or someone pitches himself to me – the next step is to schedule the interview.
I was first introduced to this by Antonio Centeno from Real Men Real Style. It was love on first sight, and I since referred many of my friends to this service (including John Dumas, who now uses this tool to schedule all of his interviews!).
With ScheduleOnce, you define your blocks of availability – which times of which days are you willing to have interviews on. Then it integrates with your actual Google calendar. So everything that is already scheduled in your calendar is blocked out.
The available times that are left in the intersection between the times that you defined and the times when you don’t have any meetings in your calendars, are the times that ScheduleOnce will show to your guest when he comes to schedule an interview.
The cool thing is, that no matter where you are and where they are around the world – ScheduleOnce will only show them your actual availability in THEIR Timezone.
wasted! Your interviewee will just select the time that they want and — BAM — an appointment is added in their Google calendar to your Google calendar and you’re all set for an interview.
Previously discussed last week on my episode with Erin Smith, IFTTT (which stands for “If This Then That”) is a tool that allows you to define that if a specific trigger happens (example: you receive an email confirming an interview), then a specific action is automatically taken.
The name of the interviewee.
This task is very simple: Create a project for this episode.
Now, as I said, Asana is the project management system that we use. Once IFTTT creates a task in Asana, the next day – when I wake up and check out my “to-do” for the day – I will see this task saying “Create a Project for this interview”.
So I will click on my template “IIP episode” project, that has all the tasks that need to happen from the second the interview is scheduled to the second it released on iTunes or Stitcher (or whatever app you’re using to tune in with), including who’s in charge of each step — is it me, is it Rose (my VA) or is it the interviewee — and deadlines.
In one click I duplicate our template project, copy the details IFTTT forwarded, update the deadlines according to the actual interview date and the planned release date — and the project is ready to go.
From this moment on, me and my team will basically follow the Asana project, one task after the other, until the episode is ready. We don’t need to think about anything. We don’t need to plan anything. It’s all there, pre-planned and actionable.
If you think about it, the only manual action I needed to take to make all this possible, was pitching for the interview – because once the pitch was accepted, I send my ScheduleOnce link, they schedule, IFTTT automatically creates a task to set up the project in Asana, and from there onwards – everything is streamlined.
So my VA will see this task and send my interviewee an interview briefing (based on a template that we have), that explains the format of the interview, what kind of questions are you gonna be asked, and some legal stuff.
The next day, again – as you can see in the screenshot above – she will send an email requesting them for a high resolution profile photo that we can use in the Inspiring Innovation Magazine and in the podcast show notes.
Then, she will conduct background research about the interviewee. We have a complete checklist for how we research an interviewee before he comes on the show, and she will simply start working through that.
Once she’s done with the background research, I will be triggered with a task of outlining the interview.
Once I read the background research, I go ahead and outline the interview.
These days, I use two frameworks for my outlining, both recommended to my by James Schramko.
First, I outline the interview using the 4MAT framework – breaking the interview down to 4 sections WHY (are we talking about this), WHAT (is the story / are we talking about), HOW (will you do it) and WHAT IF (answering questions).
For the WHY section, I actually dig deeper using another framework James has recommended, called SPIN. SPIN stands for Situation, Problem, Implication and Need, and was developed by Neil Rackham.
I use SPIN to describe (at the beginning of the episode) today’s subject – why we are talking about it, and why should you listen.
Then, next to each letter, I add some bullet points that I want to remember to talk about.
A step by step plan on how to take an idea and turn it into a prosperous business.
This is for the stage in the interview where I try to get a step by step action plan from my interviewee once we covered their background story. I write down all the points that are important for me to make sure my interviewee covers.
This entire outlining process takes me 15 minutes or less, can be done on a post-it notes, and makes the interview well structured and effective. Implementing this outline step has saved my 2-4 editing hours per episode!
When the day of the interview comes, I prepare all my gear. And yes, I have a task in Asana called “Prepare Gear” which has a checklist of all the knobs I need to turn!
Then, I conduct the interview, following the SPIN and 4MAT outline that I’ve made.
Even though we use professional podcasting gear, I still have (on my Mac) installed eCamm Call Recorder for Skype that records the Skype call on the computer itself – just in case our digital recorder fails, and gives me an extra backup.
eCamm Call Recorder is what I recommend all of my students who are getting started as the best Skype recording software. If you are on Windows, you might want to be looking into Pamela Skype Recorder.
Once the interview has been recorded, I will take the raw file as it is and upload it into a task in Asana called “Upload Raw Interview.” (pretty self descriptive, huh?).
Once I upload the file, Asana will notify Rose automatically, and she in turn will listen to the entire raw episode, making a list of all the resources that were mentioned. That’s the “mentioned resources” list that you will find in all of my episodes.
Once Rose completes the mentioned resources section, the next task she has in our template is keyword research. She uses Google Keyword Planner and Market Samurai for that.
We use Market Samurai to find and choose the keywords that we actually have a good shot of ranking highly for.
If you don’t want to splurge on Market Samurai, you can do some of the research for free using a tool called Moonsy Domain Authority. It will let you know how authoritative are other websites that you are going to compete against for a given keyword.
At the end of this process, Rose will post on Asana the results of her keyword research – the main keyword we will be targeting with this episode, as well as the long-tail or satellite keywords that are relevant.
All this is done so we can maximize the organic traffic that Google will give us for this podcast episode.
While Rose does her part, I will start editing the interview itself, using Audacity.
I used to use Adobe Audition, and I would say that it is a much better piece of software and it’s a lot more fun to use than Audacity. But Adobe wanted me to pay over $2400 for using it (instead of the US price which is $19 a month), so I went back to Audacity.
Once I edit the interview, I sit down and define two episode titles.
First title is the title that will show on the podcast feed (in iTunes, Stitcher, etc.). This title has to be intriguing and make you want to listen to the show.
Second title is the title that will show on our WordPress site. This title has to be optimized for SEO in order to increase the organic reach of the show.
I will define my sections, titles, subtitles, and add some bullet points for the key points I want to cover. I write this outline in Evernote, and you’ll see why in a second!
In fact, when I have a task like “sit down and write”, I procrastinate on it like it’s nobody’s business.
When Srini Rao challenged me to write every day for 15 minutes first thing in the morning, those were the most un-productive days I have ever… ever had. It turns out that not liking to write poses a real problem for a blogger.
I would write the outline and then try to record in front of the computer. The whole situation was so awkward that I would just get stuck and quit.
Then, Julie pointed out that when my mobile phone rings, I start walking with it while on the call – whether it’s around the house, outside the garden or a 5-mile walk.
And THAT works BEAUTIFULLY for me!
So I outline on Evernote, take my iPhone (remember to charge it!) walk outside, open up the note, tap on the first section, click the record icon, and just start talking. Not from a dictation state of mind, but from a conversation one.
Then I finish a section, click stop, scroll down the note, read the key points, click on the next sub-section, and record again. Rinse and repeat… and 45 minutes later – I have a 2,500 words post done!
I get back home, click on share button, send the link it generates to Rose, my VA, and For me, the writing is DONE.
Rose will take the audio notes, transcribe them, patch them up, and convert them into show notes. She will fix my grammar, break stuff into shorter paragraphs, adds bolds and italics and make everything look nice and sharp.
The first one is Unsplash. It’s a website that has beautiful photos that you can use 100% free. It doesn’t have search functionality; it’s not perfect, but it has beautiful photos that you can use right away without any Signup or anything.
If we can’t find suitable photos on Unsplash, we try DepositPhotos and Fotolia.
So far, we have an episode recorded and edited, we have show notes done, and all that’s left is uploading the MP3 file.
I export the file from Audcity, convert it to MP3 and add the tagging (the title, the description, the artwork — all of that) using iTunes and then upload it to our podcast hosting, which is Libsyn. There I copy in the show notes that Rose has created, and voilà – the episode is ready!
In order to great sharable artwork to promote the episode on social media, I go to Canva.com.
Canva is my graphic design tool of choice. It’s free and amazing. It comes with great templates for any type of graphics you’ll need online and allows literally anybody to become a genius graphic designer.
I also use Canva for episodes that include a lead magnet (like the one we had last week). I create both the download image and the graphic for the pop-up window (the opt-in window) within minutes with this tool.
I often have downloadable PDFs as part of my episodes, and they double as lead magnets for my list.
I create these lead magnets the same way I’d create the show notes; I outline in Evernote, go for a walk , record it, get it transcribed and edited, and then create a PDF out of it.
To create the PDF, I will either throw copy the text into Google Drive and export as PDF, or if I’m feeling artistic, I’ll use iBooks Author (Mac only, sorry Windows people!), which creates a drop-dead-gorgeous-looking PDF document for me to give away.
I use MailChimp as our mailing list provider.
The good thing about MailChimp is that you can start for 100% free. We used to use AWeber and I don’t have enough words how much a despise it. I strongly recommend that you start with MailChimp.
To deliver the lead magnet itself, as well as the opt-in form that works from within the show notes, I use LeadPages, and more specifically, a feature called LeadBoxes.
LeadBoxes are that pop-up box that pops up and asks for your email address when you click on a link to download one of our PDF resources.
When you fill-in the email and click “Download now”, LeadBoxes will add your email to the Inspiring Innovation mailing list on MailChimp, and then deliver the PDF you requested right away to your inbox.
After all this, Rose goes through all the information we have (keywords, final show notes, etc.) and creates a suggested social media swipe file — basically create a list of suggested tweets and Facebook status messages.
I will go over them (again, there’s a task in Asana reminding me to do that!), tweak them, and approve for scheduling.
Once I do that, she will take that swipe file and schedule it via dlvr.it – our social media scheduling tool.
The good thing about dlvr.it (and what made me pick it in the first place), besides allowing us to schedule all of our outgoing tweets, is that it also allows us to automatically tweet about new blog posts and new podcast episodes of anybody we want.
Automatically tweeting about new episodes of market leaders and friends is a great way to keep yourself on the top of their mind as someone who’s always looking to support their brand.
With all the social media scheduled on dlvr.it, we are almost done with an episode. The only thing left is to let my interviewee know that the episode is live.
While I want them to get an email from me once the episodes is live, I actually write the email to the interviewee ahead of time.
I have a template that I wrote and use through Gmail Canned Response and then I use another add-on called Boomerang, which allows me to schedule an email to be sent from Gmail on a later date. I simply set it and forget it!
Finally, Rose will do social bookmarking on sites like Bibsonomy, Bitly, Delicious, Digg, Diigo, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Folkd, Jumptags, Newsvine and Technorati.
And that’s how we make an Inspiring Innovation Podcast episode!
I would truly appreciate if you could leave me a comment, letting me know if this was helpful or if you’d like me to review in the future some of other tools that I use on a day-to-day basis.
Meron, another show, and you absolutely CRUSHED it! Great information, and all of it immediately useful, almost regardless of the stage of a person’s blog or podcast. I love the idea of the Google Canned Response (never knew about that!) I already use MailChimp, but DLVR.it is new to me as is Unsplash and Ginger. Great episode! Thanks!
Woohoo! Glad you found it useful, Trevor! 🙂 DLVR.IT has some room to improvement but I’m excited about where it’s going!
For me – this process doesn’t take much… as long as I stick to my interview outline! Otherwise, editing can be quite time consuming.
For my VA, it’s probably 10-16 hours per episode (and being honest, she does the work that many people split to two VA’s – gVA and SEOVA)… because she rocks!
Thanks for your answer! It makes sense that you don’t have to have all these steps in place at first, because I think it could seem overwhelming that way, but rather that it’s more of something to strive for. Of course everyone should do what works best for them. Again, I’m really glad you showed us how you do things so that we can take away the things that will work best for us.
I’m looking forward for YOU to share how you got a content plan for the blog that seems to run like a Swiss watch! 🙂 What’s YOUR secrets, Melissa?
Haha, no secrets! I just commit to a schedule and make myself stick to it. Thanks for the compliment!
Wondering – is managing an online business with Asana, with all the different project types etc. something that could interest you, Mark?
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In a sudden but significant development, the Burhanpur police in Madhya Pradesh have made a decision to drop the sedition charges framed against 15 men who were arrested on Monday for allegedly raising pro-Pakistan slogans following India's loss to Pakistan in Champions Trophy cricket final on Sunday.
"We have. retained charges under section 153 (a) (disturbing communal harmony) slapped against them", Burhanpur district superintendent of police R.R.S. Parihar said.
Fakhar Zaman, the Pakistan opening batsman, who rose to prominence through his match-winning century against India in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 final, has revealed an inspiring tale elucidating how he overcame domestic bullying and forced his way into the Pakistan team. Later, the sedition charges were dropped, but the villagers are still in police custody over other charges.
However, informed sources confided that the police may have dropped the sedition charge for want of sufficient evidence to prosecute them.
ICC chief executive David Richardson confirmed this week that the world governing body are considering abandoning the 50-over Champions Trophy - which Pakistan won by defeating India in last Sunday's final at The Kia Oval - to add extra Twenty20 tournaments to the calendar.
Around 60 students from India were arrested on sedition charges after they were accused of celebrating Pakistan's victory over India in 2014.
They piled up 338 for four, bolstered by left-handed opener Fakhar's maiden hundred, in what was just his fourth one-day global. Is this the "Democratic India" we hoped to live in, where support for another country in a cricket match makes you seditious.
Meanwhile, Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of the men, calling the arrests "patently absurd". It doesn't matter. When India lost to Pakistan, they lost a game of cricket, that's the bottom line.
"The moment I found out that the tournament was going to be in June I knew Pakistan would win", said Amjad Ahmed, 49, a small business owner who broke two television sets after Pakistan's Group Stage loss against India.
A Pakistani man was arrested a year ago for waving an Indian flag when his idol, Indian batsman Virat Kohli, made a match-winning century.
Even if Senate Republicans are successful in getting the bill out for a vote, they still face an uphill battle getting it passed. The aide spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to openly discuss the plans.
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The handle features one of our trademark copper caps, and a choice of French Whipped or Rubber Wrapped handle for the grip, both with Turks Head Knot detailing.

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One of our greatest pleasures is seeing new businesses open up and to be able to tell you about them. One is Lotus Moon Market at 264 Vista Village Dr Suite A, Vista. They are open now but will be having a grand opening soon too. You will also be able to see the owner, Sup Goods, at the Vista Vintage and Makers Market on April 22 downtown. We love that market and will be attending.
“Lotus Moon Market is a curated handmade market featuring artisans locally and globally.
The Lotus symbolizes rebirth and patience; while the Moon symbolizes enlightenment, and is the light through the darkness.
The goal for Lotus Moon Market is to help people around the world. We want to shine the light on artisans who bust their butts off to feed their families, villages and communities. We practice fair trade, anti sweat shop, and anti slavery.
This is the first brick and mortar store for her and we all know how hard that is, so let’s try to support her, go over if you are nearby, watch for a website soon, and follow on Instagram now where she has some gorgeous items posted from other countries. We are so blessed here, it’s great to have a chance to support these hard workers. We will be posting more pics also so keep an eye out.
For some time we have been asking business owners and vendors to write their stories for us. (Still waiting for some of you!) Today we have one for you. Our Vintage Emporia 719 E Route 66 Glendora Ca., is one of the stores we regularly visit. Watching it evolve has been a fun experience, just as many of the places we go.
“What once began as a hobby, has transformed into so much more that we could have imagined. We are amazed and humbled every time a customer walks in.
It began with two companies who started out in warehouses, selling goods every other weekend. We joined forces and opened an actual storefront. Before long, customers became artists and vendors selling their creations and found objects. Each with their own story to tell.
This area-Glendora, Covina, Monrovia and surrounding cities- is becoming a mecca for the vintage, antique, reuse, re purpose type of business. We love all these stores and promote them on our Instagram often. So scroll through it, make a plan, and get out and visit them all. Be sure and tell them We’re Mad About sent you!!!


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The Bracknell Forest Standard was a weekly freesheet tabloid newspaper delivered to homes in the central Berkshire town of Bracknell as well as the nearby towns of Sandhurst and Crowthorne.
It was launched in 1994 as the Bracknell & Wokingham Standard . In 2000 it split into two editions, one for the Bracknell area and one for Wokingham, and the newspaper was known as the Bracknell Forest & Wokingham Standard . The Wokingham edition became a totally separate entity, the Wokingham Times , in 2007.
It was published by Surrey & Berkshire Media, part of the Guardian Media Group until they sold it to Trinity Mirror in February 2010. The editorial offices were at S&B Media’s headquarters in Reading.
It was replaced in late October 2013 by a new pickup freesheet with a much smaller circulation, The Bracknell Times .

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text: Every year, the Saturday after Thanksgiving, Karen and David Curl in Naselle host a Hammer In party at their shop, Solstice Forge. I think this is the fourth or fifth year that I’ve gone. Sometimes I bring along something to work on, or just fool around making something out of scraps that Dave has laying around. This year, when I arrived, there was already a lot of people there, and three different projects being worked on out of two fires, so I just hung out, ate some great food and took a lot of pictures.


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The MDmesh DK5 power MOSFETs help designers enhance efficiency and increase power density through fewer parallel components in converters.
STMicroelectronics has released MDmesh DK5 power MOSFETs that are said to be Very High-Voltage (VHV) super-junction transistors with a fast-recovery diode. The company says this helps designers maximise the efficiency of various power-conversion topologies including LLC resonant converters with Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS).
The devices have voltage ratings from 950 V to 1050 V and deliver switching performances with lower on-resistance (RDS(ON)) and higher current rating per die area compared to ordinary planar MOSFETs, STMicroelectronics said. They enable designers to enhance efficiency as well as increase power density by using fewer parallel components in converters for high-power equipment such as telecom and data centre servers powered from high bus voltages, industrial welders, plasma generators, high-frequency induction heaters, and X-ray machines, the company noted.
With the fast-recovery body diode, the new devices enable higher efficiency in ZVS LLC resonant converters, which are chosen for applications that require high efficiency over a wide input-voltage range. Other types of bridged converters, as well as boost DC/DC converters for battery charging, also benefit from the reduced losses and enhanced dynamic performance of these devices. According to STMicroelectronics, compared with currently available VHV fast-diode MOSFETs, the DK5 devices combine the best reverse-recovery time (trr) and lowest MOSFET gate charge (Qg) and RDS(ON), with the favourable output and input capacitances (Coss, Ciss) of a super-junction device.
The DK5 family extends ST’s VHV super-junction portfolio, which includes devices from 800 V to 1500 V, adding six new parts in TO-247, TO-247 Long-Lead, Max247, and ISOTOP power packages. Volume production has already started for the STWA40N95DK5, STY50N105DK5, and STW40N95DK5, with prices starting from ₹572.45 ($8.85) for orders of 1000 pieces.


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Do you pick your favorite coin necklaces this summer? People say, you can’t be a fashion person if without a coin necklace this year!
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Algonquin College has designed a series of professional development pamphlets entitled "Focus on Disability." Each pamphlet focuses on a specific disability and discusses how one can properly accommodate and understand it. For example, if a student registered at Algonquin is hearing impaired, the disability centre will create a pamphlet on this topic in hopes that the student's professors will read the brochure and assist the student. All full time faculty and department heads receive a copy of the brochure so they can be educated as well.
This is what college staff call a "Just in time" approach to professional development. Algonquin College has observed that faculty members are most receptive to receiving awareness training when they have an immediate need for the information. Many of these documents are also available through the college bookstore.
This approach is factual and straightforward. The format of the pamphlets incorporates the use of plenty of bullets, check boxes and different fonts, with a question and answer section. These professional development pamphlets are solution oriented, showing the professor what his or her responsibilities are in terms of accommodations. Also, the student's responsibilities towards the professor are explained. The pamphlets, which are four pages in length and easy to read, offer further references to other resources such as web addresses or publications that could be extremely helpful.


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Obesity rates among toddlers in the United States have dropped dramatically over the past decade, according to newly released government data.
The Centers for Disease Control said in a press release that the obesity rate for American children in the two to five-year-old demographic dropped from 14 percent in 2003-04 to just above 8 percent in 2011-12, a 43 percent decrease. The rates were calculated from the CDC’s National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
While the exact reasons for the drop in obesity are unknown, the CDC cited reduced consumption of sugary drinks, improvement in breastfeeding rates and better nutrition and physical education programs at day care centers as possible factors.
First Lady Michelle Obama responded to the CDC report saying she was “thrilled at the progress we’ve made over the last few years in obesity rates among our youngest Americans.” Obama has been an outspoken advocate for children’s health and was due to unveil the administration’s new restrictions on marketing of junk foods Tuesday as part of her “Let’s Move” initiative to fight childhood obesity.

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New Learning, Novel Visions & Now June!
Thank you to everyone who made it to our latest, maxed-out, roundtable meet-up of The Product Group at Dogpatch Labs, as well as to our sponsors, Balsamiq Studios, Sunshine Suites, and Ryma Technology Solutions.
And, stay tuned for more announcements about June’s Featured Product.

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