Internet of things (IoT) - Future of Human Peak performance & Economic impact
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In this episode we discuss the current state of the internet of things, how will embedded biometric sensors impact our human peak performance. Which industries will be disrupted with the IoT and more.
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Never enough time? Law of Forced Efficiency
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Do you feel like you never have enough time to do the things you plan or are on your task list? In this episode, we will go over the Law of forced efficiency and learn how to get the most out the time that we have.
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Brian Tracy - Eat the Frog - Five Stress and Procrastination actionable hacks
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Brain Tracy - Eat that Frog
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Steve Tendon interview, the brain behind the world's first Blockchain regulations
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Steve Tendon helped with the creation of the Malta Blockchain Regulations, one of the world's first blockchain regulations that were specially designed to regulate and structure the growing bitcoin, altcoin (cryptocurrency) and blockchain industry.
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Crystal Rose (CEO) of Sense.Chat a blockchain & AI based private messaging platform
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Crystal Rose is a lifelong entrepreneur. She is the Co-Founder and CEO of Sensay, a Los Angeles-based artificial intelligence (A.I.) and communications platform and SENSE, a blockchain protocol.
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John McAfee - Future of Blockchain, Bitcoin, Decentralized Exchanges, Privacy Tokens (Monero) and more
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John McAfee is the founder of McAfee Antivirus and later in 2010, McAfee antivirus was acquired by Intel Corporation for $7.68 billion.
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JS050 VERBAL COMMUNICATION (Part 3)
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Effective verbal or spoken communication is dependant on a number of factors and cannot be fully isolated from other important interpersonal skills such as rh2kj32f ...
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JS049 NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION (Part 2)
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Non-Verbal communication is perceived by our brain as a more credible source of information than the verbal one. We say fine but we are not really fine and...
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JS048 INTRO to COMMUNICATION (Part 1)
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But there are many other types of communications methods we use today, which if we understand properly can help you become an impactful communicator....
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JS047 ATTITUDE FUNCTIONS THEORY (Persuasion) How to Influence (Part 2.5)
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Functional theory takes a stand to understand different attitudes individuals have towards other people, objects or issues pertaining to different circumstances...
info_outlinePersuasion is an art, because too much of it can make you look aggressive and too little makes you a pest. But when applied right Persuasion can get you what you want.
Persuasion’s first written accounts are found in ancient Greece, where all trials were held in assembly or in public setting, both Prosecution and Defence rested their case as it's done today but the more persuasive you are, the higher the chances of the decision being in your favour.
Persuasion was so essential that Artistotle even provided 3 reason why someone should learn Persuasion.
- According to Aristotle if you lose a case or trial it’s due to lack of Persuasion skills. Therefore you must learn Persuasion in order to defend yourself.
- It is an excellent tool for teaching - Because as a teacher your need to have students attention so your message as a teacher can be conveyed effectively. Also, as a teacher your need to gain respect of your students and that can only be accomplished if they see you as an influencer.
- A good communicator must be able to argue from both end of an argument
Furthermore, Aristotle provided 3 key ingredients that an effective persuasion master must have:
- ethos (credibility)
- logos (reason)
- pathos (emotion).....continue reading