Here's a story about perseverance right out of Dan Green's newest book, Finish Strong: Teen Athlete (Click here to see inside the book: http://bit.ly/bnoSnW)
... words of wisdom from a top executive coach
Can words really account for only 7 percent of the meaning of a spoken message? This short video animation puts 'Mehrabian's rule' under the magnifying glass and shows why it can't be true
with Ed Primeau and Ben Potter
We’ve hit “The Video Revolution” with millions of new videos appearing on the Internet every day. One colleague’s YouTube video drew nearly 100,000 viewers within 3 weeks of posting, resulting in thousands of book, DVD, and speech sales. How can you similarly create a quality video that is watched and passed on to your target market — with no cost of distribution?
Your video has to stand out from your competitors’. You have to provide high value. So, what can make your video unique? How do you create and utilize video in ways that will bring you more business? Where can you place your video (besides YouTube) to bring you customers?
Ed and Ben of Primeau Productions, Inc, will share their success on how to create high-quality video and properly distribute it for maximum exposure.
You will learn:
• What goes into a great video these days
• How to begin a video-casting series
• How to make your videos interactive, engaging, and profitable using annotations
• What are some of the many networks you can post your video on
• When to use video clips and when to use your "demo"
• What software programs to use to create video
• How to track the success of your video
• How to get your video seen by millions
Embraces The Dash Philosophy to Remember Brother
03.16.2010 – Linda Ellis’ poem "The Dash" was published and made into a short internet video by Simple Truths. Since its debut in 2006, the book has sold more than 300,000 copies, and the movie has been viewed over 30 million times. This remarkable poem has touched many lives, and most recently the life of David Cook, season seven’s American Idol champion.
Adam Cook, who is David's brother, battled cancer for over a decade before dying of brain cancer. The Dash, a poem about a eulogy given at a friend's funeral, was read at Adam Cook’s funeral. This event inspired Cook to tattoo the last stanza on his left forearm, reminding him of his brother and the importance of "living your dash", a testament to the depth and reach of the poem. Click here to see the poem.
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We know that modern medicine can fix a broken bone, heal an infection or transplant a heart (or lung or kidney), but the healing of the soul requires insight and inspiration. Our friends at Spiritual Cinema Circle have gathered a collection of films that each offer a glimpse into the myriad and sometimes magical ways we experience healing at the deepest level. These are films that will open your heart and lift your soul. When Harvard's championship basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith discovers she must endure surgery, chemo and radiation to battle breast cancer, she adopts a winning strategy from her own play book, in the short film Act As If. This engaging documentary of a decorated Ivy League coach demonstrates the power of the mind to overcome any obstacle. A broken heart nearly leads to suicide for young Trudie in the short film,Dandelion Dharma. During a visit to the community garden plot she once shared with her beloved, a mysterious trio of eccentric older women suddenly appear. While offering Trudie stiff drinks, they share saucy tales of their own doomed romances, where "beginnings come from endings, endings from beginnings." Sign up for a FREE trial of Spiritual Cinema Circle by 4/13/10 to experience these magical short films, you also get:
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