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Here are the most amazing inventions available now!

10 – EMILY – Robotic Lifeguard

Check out the Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard, or known more simply as EMILY.

I guess everything has to be an acronym!

This is basically a robotic lifeguard that has super powers...or something very close

to them anyway.

This remote controlled buoy can easily navigate strong currents and surfs at speeds of 22

miles per hour...in other words, way faster than even Michael Phelps.

This allows the buoy to reach drowning swimmers faster without risking an additional human

life.

Made by a company called Hydronalix, EMILY is armed with a lighting system for night

rescues, a couple two way radios, a video stream so lifeguards on the shore can monitor

the rescue mission, a jet pump and enough handles to rescue eight people at a time.

If nothing else, EMILY might be proof that not all robots are evil and trying to take

over the planet.

Sometimes, they just want to save us from drowning.

9 - SeaVax

Simply put, we've gotta figure out a way to clean up the ocean.

There are all kinds of pollution floating around in the ocean which isn't exactly

a great thing.

Thankfully some people figured out a way to help alleviate this problem.

This innovation isn't QUITE out yet, but there are working prototypes out there and

I'd be surprised if it doesn't actually become reality.

First of all, let's quickly examine just how bad this problem is.

Scientists have speculated that by the year 2050, the ocean will have more trash than

fish.

What!!

The SeaVax, a wind and solar powered ship that can essentially act as a giant vacuum

for all the plastic crap on the ocean floor just might be part of the solution to this

daunting problem.

Sensors help detect trash and sonar technology protects marine and bird life from getting

caught in the 160 ft long vessel.

Its compacted cargo is then either collected at sea or returned to port for recycling.

Bluebird Marine Systems, a company based in Sussex, England, provided their proof of concept

in 2016 projecting that the SeaVax will be able to treat close to 90 million litres of

seawater each year.

Let's hope that this innovative vessel is out sooner than later.

8 - Language Translating App

Need to talk with someone who speaks a different language?

There's an app for that.

No seriously, there is.

Actually there are quite a few.

While you have stuff such as Google translator that have been around for a while, newer Apps

for phones are even more convenient.

Take Voice Translator for Android for example.

You can record a phrase and the app will translate it to a language of your selection.

This might come in handy if you're traveling abroad and need to be able to learn a few

foreign phrases.

Or it might be helpful if you encounter a local and need to converse with them.

There's also the iHandy for the iPhone.

This one is pretty straight forward.

You type a word or phrase into one box, pick the language you want to translate it to,

and voila, it makes translations for you...like magic.

Sort of.

Anyway, this might sound pretty basic, but considering people used to need translators

or spend years studying a foreign language, this is one of those inventions that we almost

take for granted.

I bet this would have been very useful when they were building the tower of babel.

7 - The Knockout

Here's a really creative way to catch a buzz…..in different ways!

It's called the Knockout, and it's an interesting little device that turns your

beer bottle into a working bong, once you've finished your beverage.

Equipped with a mouthpiece and valve that are placed inside the beer bottle, all you

have to do is fit the mouthpiece snuggly over the bottle, flip it upside down, suck on the

mouthpiece, and it shoots beer down your mouth, pretty much just like shotgunning a beer.

You see that little pipe that sticks out?

What that does is it allows air into the bottle while the valve keeps it from escaping.

Once you're done guzzling down the beer, you now have a bong.

Fill the bottle halfway up with water, place a gram of whatever smokeable substance you

like inside the pipe, light it up, and boom...you've got a bong.

So in a nutshell, the Knockout is a very efficient way to get a couple buzzes going, and it's

probably up there in useful things for a great party.

6 - Bottleloft

You know how sometimes you run out of room in your fridge?

Maybe you stock up on a bunch beer and can't fit it all in there.

Well that's why someone created the Bottleloft.

The Bottleloft is a series of magnetic strips that allow bottles to stick to the top of

the fridge and just kind of hang out...allowing them to stay cool while freeing up plenty

of other space in the fridge.

These things will make sure your beer won't just fall off in the middle of the night.

The strips are made from super strong magnets and crazy strong tape, known as 3M VHB, which

is also what they happen to use on the wing flaps of commercial planes.

So yeah, it can handle your unopened beer, which will give you room to store something

with some actual nutritional value, or simply more beer.

Your call.

5 - Futuristic Boards

As kids, we might have day dreamed about the distant future and imagined a world where

people zoom around on hoverboards...like the Green Goblin, minus the hand grenades, hopefully.

BUT, we're not quite there yet, but we have made some serious advances towards that goal.

Take the ZBoard 2 for instance.

This bad boy is an electric powered skateboard that reaches speeds of 20 miles per hour and

has a range of anywhere from 16 to 24 miles.

As the world's first weight censored electric skateboard, a rider can control the speed

of the board by leaning forward or backward.

Lean forward to go faster, or lean backward to stop.

It's described by the makers as quote, "perfect for any trip that's too far to walk, but

too short to drive."

Known for being lightweight and portable, the ZBoards could very well be the new way

to make short commutes.

And then there's the Flyboard Air.

A Hoverboard that allows you to totally fly over almost anything.

Created by Zapata Racing, this Hoverboard utilizes four turbo engines with 250 Horsepower

each.

Powered by kerosene, it can be controlled using a remote throttle.

In 2016 a video went viral of Franky Zapata, the CEO of Zapata Racing.

zooming around on the Flyboard Air.

The Flyboard Air seems to be the most extreme Hoverboard out there.

Other companies such as Lexus have Hoverboards, but it's still Zapata Racing that has made

ones that really flies.

But as Zapata himself pointed out, anyone brave enough to ride on the Flyboard Air should

have experience with Hoverboards, especially with The Flyboard Air's predecessor, the

Flyboard, which is a hoverboard of sorts powered by water-jets.

Whether or not it takes off as a viable mode of transportation, still remains to be seen.

4 - Kymco's Smart Scooters

You definitely know about smart cars and electric cars, which are definitely the future.

But what about those who don't drive cars, or want to be even more efficient?

Smart Scooters are making their presence known.

A Taiwanese company called Kymco has started what they call "The NooDoe Experience."

Basically they have created a new dashboard for scooters, which display info such as the

time, weather, a speedometer and a simple compass to keep riders going in the right

direction.

All of this allows riders to stay informed, while not taking their hands of the controls

or their eyes off the road.

It also connects to smartphones, so when the scooter is stopped, riders can see alerts

on their dashboard.

Riders can also customize their dashboard with color schemes, photos and all kinds of

interesting elements.

The super cool thing is that riders can connect with their friends who also are part of the

NooDoe System.

So let's say you're cruising around town on your scooter looking for your friend Bob.

You know Bob is on his scooter as well.

Thankfully, you're both on the NooDoe system, so Bob now appears as a blip on your Dashboard.

He's just a couple blocks away, and now you can catch up with him quickly without

having to pull over and call him.

Orrrr this is another useful way to stalk someone!

3 - Germ Killing Paint

In 2015 Sherwin-Williams came up with a plan to stop the spread of infections within hospitals.

According to a story by CNN, around 1 in 25 people will contract some kind of infection

or sickness while staying in hospitals.

This leads to serious illness and sometimes death, which of couse pretty much sucks.

But thanks to Paint Shield by Sherwin-Williams, that could maybe be a thing of the past.

Sherwin-Williams says that Paint Shield is unique because it doesn't just prevent the

growth of common bugs, it also eliminates more than 99 percent of germs while killing

common microbes in the process, thanks to the product's active ingredient, Alkyl Dimethyl

Benzyl Ammonium Chloride, or "quat."

EPA test protocols show that Paint Shield's antibacterial capability can last up to 4

years as long as the surface integrity is preserved.

Paint Shield is available in more than 500 colors and isn't limited just to hospitals.

This stuff could be useful anywhere germs are common, such as walls of medical complexes,

locker rooms, schools, and daycare centers.

2 - Exoskeletons

Imagine a suit of armor that gives you increased strength and endurance while allowing you

to stay limber.

Well, the Exoskeleton isn't a figment of the imagination, it's a real thing that's

being used today!

These wearable machines are powered by a series of motors and hydraulics to provide people

wearing them greater strength, endurance and protection.

They have many practical uses, especially in the medical field, such as helping people

without arms or legs in improving their quality of life.

It may even help medical professionals improve precision during surgery, or nurses to lift

heavy patients or equipment.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Exoskeletons can also be used in the military.

Since they add strength and endurance without limiting mobility, soldiers can use them during

missions while carrying heavy weapons or equipment.

It might even be useful for other tasks, such as on construction sites where workers often

have to lift heavy objects, or maybe even firefighters who have to work in dangerous

environments.

If Exoskeletons seem cutting edge, it's because they are.

But the idea goes all the way back to 1890 when a Russian dude named Nicholas Yagn designed

an apparatus to assist with walking, running and jumping.

But that was pretty basic; these days you have Exoskeleton products such as ReWalk,

which assists people with lower limb disabilities or Sarcos products and their array of Exoskeleton

arms and legs that allow people to lift up to 200 pounds with basically no effort.

And even Honda has developed Exoskeleton legs that has a seat for the user.

And that's just naming a few.

Dozens of companies have created products featuring this amazing technology.

1 – Bionic Eye As unbelievable as it might sound, there is

now a way to restore sight through a brain implant.

Also known as the Bionic Eye or the Retinal Implant, The Argus II from Second Sight aims

to help people suffering from vision loss.

Here's how it works.

A miniature video camera housed in the patient's glasses captures a scene.

The video is sent to a small patient-worn computer, the video processing unit, where

the video is processed and transformed into instructions that are sent back to the glasses

via a cable.

These instructions are transmitted wirelessly to an antenna in the retinal implant.

The signals are then sent to an electrode array, which emits small pulses of electricity.

These pulses bypass the damaged photoreceptors of the eye and stimulate the retina's remaining

cells, which transmit the visual information along the optic nerve to the brain, creating

the perception of patterns of light.

Patients learn to interpret these visual patterns with their retinal implant.

This basically allows you to see a visual representation of the world around you, which

supplements your own sight.

Now that's pretty impressive.

Here's what's next!

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iolinker Introduction - Duration: 2:50.

Connecting jumper cables back and forth for hours,

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iolinker is not just a low cost FPGA board.

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It's super simple to use and works out of the box.

iolinker is a chainable IO extender for your Arduino, your Raspberry Pi or for your PC.

It also can generate PWM signals.

What is most important however, and what you should be super excited about as an embedded or electronics developer, is it's IO linking feature.

With it, you can connect all of your digital signals, from chips, LEDs, buttons, servos, LCDs and more to any GPIO of the iolinker chip.

Transfer the wiring of your schematic from your microcontroller to the FPGA via SPI or UART and change it instantaneously.

Your new software needs a changed wiring on its GPIOs?

Don't throw away your hardware, simply change the wiring in your software!

New bus designs and self testing also become possible.

You can first verify digital levels and even detect and locate short-circuits on the iolinker GPIOs before you initialize the connections.

An easy to use library allows embedding into your software.

We developed a web interface that can be used online for code generation or for live circuit configuration.

You're also free to reuse the boards for your own FPGA applications.

The first two iolinker products are a 3.3V FPGA board with 49 IOs and an adapter board, that allows for level shifting to 5V.

It acts as an Arduino shield at the same time.

As we went through different concepts, several more boards were designed for different FPGAs, however.

Let us know if you are interested in these.

Hi, I'm really excited about the prospect of easy rewiring.

The opportunities this brings to us as hobbyists, as industrial designers, for us or our colleagues who need to test and repair, are quite endless.

I spent the past 10 years as a microcontroller developer wanting this very product, and now my team and I are making it.

We are in the final stages of development and ready to ship within 6 to 8 weeks, if you help us fund this.

If you have questions or ideas, I'd love to discuss them with you.

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II-V-I magic LICK , one lick for 5 different keys!! ENG(sub) - Duration: 9:59.

Hi everyone, my name is Artem Zhulyev

This is the second part of the previous video about three magical notes

If you haven't seen it yet, you can click on the link and take a look at it

Today, I will tell you about the II-V-I progression

It is one of the most widespread progressions in jazz

It will sound good in 5 different keys

One progression for 5 different keys

The dominant will always be altered

Let's first listen to this progression

Let's take a detailed look at it and analyze it

It consists of two groups of notes

The first group is С D G

The second group consists of three notes

It's the same notes, but they are sharp

C# D# G#

They are the same notes we talked about in the previous video

The same three notes in a halftone relation.

C D G and C# D# G#

Then it's just an inversion of these two groups of notes

For example, here's the first bar

C D G And a repetition of C

And then the descending progression

The second group of notes - C# G#D# C#

The next bar is D G C D

It's an inversion of the first group of notes

It used to start with C, now it starts with D

D G C D

Then, again, the second group of notes

D# C# G# D#

In the next bar, the first group of notes starts with G

G C D G

A descending progression

The second group of notes is G# D# C# G#

And so on

And then it's descending again

You can pause it if you need a little more time to figure it all out

It's not complicated

This is an interesting progression

It sounds modern

This progression could look a little different

You can see variations on the screen

The main idea is an inversion of two groups consisting of three notes each

in semitones

C D G, in our case, and C sharp D sharp G sharp

Now, let's see why and how we can use it

in 5 various 2-5-1 combinations

and in 5 different keys

Let's start with С major

II-V-I in C major

Dm G7 C∆

Let's listen to this progression in this key

This is how it sounds, very interesting

Let's see what happened

The first group, C D G

They suit D minor perfectly

C is 7th, D is root of D minor

G is 4th

It's great

And when we move to G7altered8 (In this case, it's G7+5 -9

So, G#/Ab is flat 9

C sharp is +11

D# is +5

So, they fit into an G7 altered perfectly

Then we return to C major

We play the first three note group again

C D G

C becomes root of C major, D 9th, G 5th

It's great

Let's try to play the same progression in B flat major

We'll have II-V-I , In B flat major, they will be C minor, F7 altered and B flat major

Let's listen to it

The first group of notes in regard to C minor

Turns into C root, D 9th, G 5th

It's wonderful

The second group of notes, C sharp D sharp G sharp

In regard to F7 altered chord

C# turns into +5

D#/Eb turns into 7th of F7 altered

G# turns into +9 of F7+5+9. The sequences fits perfectly.

We return to B flat major

The notes C D G

C becomes 9th

D becomes 3rd

G becomes 6th of B flat major

It sounds great

How else can we play it?

F major

II-V-I of F major

G minor, C7 altered, F major

Let's listen to how it sounds

This is how it sounds

The same progression, the same notes

But it's a bit different

But it still fits perfectly

Let's see how and why

C 4th, D 5th, G root of G minor

Wonderful

C# D# G# in regard to C7 altered chord

C#/Db is -9

D# is +9

G# is +5

We again have C7+5+9

We resolve to F major

The first group turns into C 5th, D 6th, G 9th of F major

Lovely

But that's not all

Let's now see what happens if we change places a bit

We'll start the progression not with the first group of notes, C D G

But with the second one, C# D# G#

II-V-I in regard to B major will be C#m7-F#7-B∆

Let's listen to it

The same notes played in a different order

I started with the second group of notes

C# D# G#

We are in B major

We have C#, D# G# in regard to C #m7 They are C# root, D# 9th , and G# is 5th of C#m7

Perfect

Now, we have alteredF7 altered chord

We play the first group of notes

C D G

In regard to F7 altered chord: C is +11; D is +5; G is -9.

It's good

We have F#+5-9

We resolve to B major

We play the second group of notes again: C# D# G#

C# is 9th of B major

D# is 3rd; G# is 6th of Bmaj

The same progression, same groups of notes work perfectly here, too

How else can we play it?

In E major

2-5-1 in regard to E major

It will be F#m7 B7alt. E∆

Let's hear it

We played C# D# G# in F#m7

C# is 5th, D# is 6th, G# is 9th

For B7alt. chord, we played The first group of notes, C D G

C is flat 9 in regard to B7 alt. chord

D is +9th

G is +5 for B7alt.

We have the same chord B7+5-9

We resolve it to E major

We again have C# D# G#

In regard to E major, C# is 6th; D# is 7th major; and G# is 3rd

It is all wonderful

My name is Artem Zhulyev

I hope this was interesting and useful for someone

Visit my website

You'll find a lot of interesting material there

Subscribe to my channel

And so on

All the best!

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Why Valentine's Day Is A Relationship Nightmare [GEN WHY] - Duration: 1:22.

-How do we feel about Valentine's Day?

-We love it! -It's stupid.

-Sometimes Valentine's Day can get complicated because it makes

things more serious than they actually are.

-otally, like I consider us like more as friends.

-We've been dating for like a year. -Yeah good friends.

-I don't need Valentine's Day to treat my girl. I like to keep things special and spontaneous.

-Isn't that what you said about Christmas.

Oh my god that would be such a good Christmas gift.

-Lets just keep things special and spontaneous. -Okay so sweet.

-This year I plan on celebrating Valentine's Day by waiting for someone to notice me.

-Spending Valentine's Day with a hook up is like giving a diabetic person candy.

-Yea you don't want to be responsible for them going into shock.

-I'm allergic to commitment!

-Ahh! This Valentine's Day we're going to have our annual sex.

-Oh we'll see, haha we'll see, haha we will see.

-Valentine's Day posts are really stupid they are so dumb everyone is just getting

red roses and steak dinners and cute little teddy bears.

-Stop. No. -But they have a picnic in February.

-Nope, nope. nope. -How do you even do that?

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ซีรีส์รุ่นพี่ Secret Love | My Lil Boy 2 'น้องม.4 พี่ปี1' | EP.6 [1/4] - Duration: 11:51.

​Are you Nong S?

​Yes.

But I want to write my own song.

​Write a song?

​So it'll be special

​I saw Orn earlier.

​What's she doing here?

​She's not picking up. She's usually not like this at all.

​Where's your bedroom?

​Belle, walk carefully.

​Slowly.

​Belle, okay. Let's go.

P'Belle.

​P'Belle! P'Belle! P'Belle!

What's going on, S?

​Both P'Belle and P'Boss are in the room.

Belle!

​We have a spare key.

​Coming! Move!

​Stop!

​Stop!

​See if he's really gone and lock the door afterward.

​Belle.

Belle.

​Nong S, does it hurt?

​I'm okay.

​You're bleeding heavily.

​As long as she's fine, I'm okay.

Look at her not knowing what went on.

Aom, find a wet towel to give Belle a sponge bath.

​And take care of Nong S's wound.

​Okay.

​Let's go.

​You… always make us worried.

​Why didn't you let us know where you went?

​We could've gone with you.

Really?

​Yes. If I hadn't sneaked a peek at Belle's phone,

​I wouldn't have known about the clip.

​How could she? Filming you and S like that.

​I feel bad that I caused the misunderstanding.

That's nuts. Belle wouldn't take it seriously.

​She knows there's nothing going on between you and S.

​It's unthinkable.

​I guess.

But this should never have happened.

​It's fine.

​Your intention is pure.

​Aren't we going to tell her about last night?

​She's not up yet.

You're not mad anymore, are you?

​Still a little bit.

​Come on, Pang.

​I can't help it after what we planned for her.

​But the reason she went with P'Boss was because she saw the clip.

​Let's stop talking about this.

​We should prepare for the test.

​Orn.

Orn.

​Wish you lots of happiness, my dear friend.

​We'll be friends forever.

​If you have any problems, think about us first.

​Then, think about Nong S.

​P'Boss, I can go home on my own.

​Well, I want to give you a ride.

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ซีรีส์รุ่นพี่ Secret Love | My Lil Boy 2 'น้องม.4 พี่ปี1' | EP.6 [3/4] - Duration: 8:12.

​Keep your word, boy.

​Belle said you're on the varsity team at your school.

​Is this all you've got?

​Is this the best you can do outside your school?

​The world is bigger than you think.

​Loser, go home and cry to your mommy.

​It's fine.

​Good luck, boy.

​Let's go.

​Why did you get into a fight with him?

​I don't know, Belle.

​It's just a friendly game.

​Maybe that's just how he is.

​Where should we go for dinner?

​Can we go straight to my apartment?

​I'm not hungry.

​Fine.

​Thank you.

​All right. I'm taking off.

​Okay.

​P'Boss ka.

​Yes.

​Sawasdee ka.

You've got some nerve coming here.

Can we talk later? I have something I need to do.

​We have something to talk to you, right, Aom?

​It'll only take a second.

​We won't take much of your time

​After you leave, you probably won't come back.

​Belle, you still don't know what happened last night, right?

​Last night, after you got drunk, you passed out completely.

​I really have to go. I'm in a hurry.

​It won't take long.

​P'Boss dropped you off right in your bedroom and tried to molest you.

​That's insane. Who would've done such a thing?

​The apartment was full of people.

​Aom and I went to bed.

​Orn also blacked out.

​S was asleep.

​He was there?

​P'Boss took you into the bedroom and locked the door.

Thanks to Nong S who tried to break in,

​otherwise, we wouldn't have woken up to save you.

​Stop with your bullshit.

​Do you have any proof?

​The bruise on your face!

​S punched him to protect you.

​Do you believe your friends since high school

​or a guy whom you've known less than a year?

​I'd like to take back what I said last night

​about giving you a chance

​I believe my friends.

​I don't need any proof.

​Bye, P'Boss. I hope to never see you again.

Sawasdee ka, P'Boss.

Hey, you're back.

​I'm so sorry. I couldn't wake up and go to class with you.

​That's okay.

​The cake is good. Want some?

Go on.

​I have to excuse myself. Enjoy.

​I'm going to my room as well.

​Just call if you need anything.

They all left.

​I'm going home today. I have some stuff to do.

​I haven't been back home for so long.

Have a bite. It's yummy.

​Oh, sure. That's fine. Yep.

​Do you want to go to the noodle shop?

​I have a date today. You go.

​That's okay.

​I'm going to take a shower. You can go home.

​I can wait.

​No need. Go home.

​I wish P'Belle is here to see S play.

​Why didn't you ask P'Belle's friends?

I did.

​Are they coming?

​I'm not sure

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Happy Valentine's Day Song | Valentines Songs for KIDS | Indie Music for Children #NerdDad - Duration: 0:34.

happy happy happy happy

Valentine's Day

Kids: Yeah!

happy happy happy happy

Valentine's Day

Kids: Yeah!

Happy happy happy happy

Valentine's Day

Kids: Yeah!

Happy happy Valentines Day

We love

Moms and dads and brothers and sisters

Grandmas and Grandpas too

We love our

Family and friends yes we love them

this is the day to say

happy happy happy happy Valentine's Day

Kids: Yeah!

Happy happy happy happy Valentines Day

Kids: Yeah!

Happy happy happy happy Valentine's Day

Kids: Yeah!

Happy Valentine's Day

Child: Yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh!!!!

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HIstory of Pilots and Roger: History in a Minute (Episode 12) - Duration: 1:50.

Hey there. This is Mr. Philip Campbell

with Homeschool Connections' History in a

Minute. I am your bearded, nerdy history

guru.

Why do pilots say Roger? Roger, roger

that. What does that mean? How

did they get that? This actually goes

back to the very early days of radio

transmission and flight. And the

letter R was the code for received. So if

somebody sent a message, R was the

symbol to say they received it.

And so they could say received.

However, when we fast-forward to the

period of World War Two

it didn't work to say received, to

receive the message, because

among the Allies not everybody spoke the

same language. The French, the English, the

Americans. The French didn't say received.

So they they changed "received" to Roger

because this was a clearly

understandable name. That is, a name

in all three languages. In English and

American English and in French. All share

the name Roger and so Roger is a code

word for received. When you get a message, you

say Roger. That means received. If you say

Roger Wilco, wilko is short for will

comply.

Roger Wilco means "received the message,

will comply". Now later in the 1950's fifties the US military and and NATO

change the phonetic alphabet. The letter

R instead of Roger became Romeo,

which is today, but the older usage

survives in that pilot still say Roger

to acknowledge a transmission. So very

interesting stuff. Anyhow, that's it for

History in a Minute. Please subscribe to

our channel. Visit homeschoolconnections.com dot-com

and remember history is awesome!

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Does Love Making require learning a Technique? WALKING THE PATH with Marco Missinato - Duration: 22:25.

Do you believe that techniques for Love Making could be helpful?

techniques whether it's lovemaking

or something else can be helpful sometimes

it depends how tuned in

you are with your heart so if you are

let's say quite disconnected....

the more disconnected you are the more you need

support from techniques, from outside

secondhand information so second hands

guidance... if you are tuned within your

soul and heart then most of the time you

do not need the techniques because you

tap into a situation where everything is

there

everything is a master of light, a master

of everything you know, you're tapping into

a field of millions and millions of

years, if you want think linearly,

of Life, of experience

in regard of lovemaking.... to me it seems a little be odd

to talk about techniques because

love making more than most of anything else

is such a such as a natural

spontaneous expression our self that

we really need to have a great deal of

distrust to what we are and what we feel

in order to get to the point where we

think we need techniques, but there's

nothing wrong, it's just that once you

operate from a technique point of view

you shifted into a state of being that

is mind related so you are

addressing the experience with your mind

because technique means i have to think

what I'm doing I have to I have to use

my technique so I'm going to be on my

mind, lovemaking when you are in your

mind is like not really the most desirable

situation... I realized that many many

people in this planet right now are

operating, when it comes

to sex when it comes to making from that

standing point because we have been

programmed and educated to externalize

our

our way to perceive sexuality and so we are

very much in our mind but again if you

are connected with Source, with your

heart you do not need the technique to

make love, making love will happen

spontaneously and you will fully

embrace experience and allows

mysteriousness to unfold and the unknown to

unfold and then

you will allow something unexpected to

happen,

it also depend how you get to the lovemaking and

at what stage of the connection with

your partner you....

so you are saying that in some cases it could be helpful then

yes when you are not connected with your true heart

and soul, then you need you need

support you need help, when we are

disconnected we do need help because we

are not we ...we don't have the internal guidance

mechanism that is not supporting us so then we

have to look for outside in order to get

support that not only love making its

anything anything we do

yeah so for example if you learn dancing

or photography or anything like that you

learn first some technique because you're

not completely new and you don't know

much about it so you can expand a little

bit on what it is and then once you

learn a little bit the techniques you can let go and

get more into your heart and you know

and then apply the things that you learn

yeah that's how we usually do

we operate, it can be tricky

it depends on your personality

and again how much tuned in you are

with life, you can learn how to swim

by just going in the water and

figure out things while you are there or you

can read 50 books about swimming

before you even dare to put one feet in

the water, is nothing wrong with one or the

other , however i personally think

that it's much more valuable in the

experience, in the direct experience then

in the accumulation of data that

somebody else has created and then

following that it kind of sometime take me

away from the experience so I never

really fully have the experience and if

you think about it if you are learning a

technique

someone must have created that technique

and that person didn't have technique

so he or she started to operate with no

technique

and then the technique was born so in a

way there we go..we are applying

techniques because most of the time we

have not

we're not connected with life enough to

just dare into the situation and just

create our own technique as we have the

experience... there's nothing long and

learn, I have studied photography i

have studied many things and they have

been supported we have to just make sure

that what we learn in the in the school

or in the book or and whatever

educational system we choose doesn't

take over us because then we lose the

magic and then we become puppets that

just mechanically operate through that

technique and there's many people that

you see that come out from the

university or whatever and they have the

big degree and they are big professor

of big whatever, but their doing

it's not extraordinary and

they're more or less do the same thing

you can see... you sometimes you walk in a hospital

and doctors seem to be kind of similar

lawyers seem to be kind of similar

they even dress like some time you know and even not

even in the art you see some musicians that

more or less they do the same thing and if you

take away from them the supportive mechanism or

technique they are, they get very nervous

so we need to use our intelligence to

blend, to make

the best of our techniques but then we

have to let it go and forget about it

and then allow our heart and soul to

take charge

so back to make love if you need to

learn techniques just do it, just go to

the tantra techniques the whatever

techniques and memorize the pictures and

learn that you have to breathe in a certain

way and the positions in a certain way and

then...but once you have learned that

and then you jump in the bed with your

lover please forget everything and just

allow your true your true essence to

express itself without without filter it

with knowledge because otherwise

your doing will never ever take you to

an extraordinary field and unexpected

field, and geniality is exactly

that, if you follow the technique and

that's all you do you will never never

be a genius, a genius, and I believe we

all are genius when we are connected to

the source, in different ways that we all

are, is nothing else but a person

that completely surrender it takes our

system, all the programming,

all the right way to do

the wrong way to do it just does "tabula rasa"

mean just press the delete button of all he knows

and just start to, he goes in

the water and and just feel the

experience and then the feeling will

take him to a certain situation of

course is viable to know certain things

for example if you you need to know of

it there are some things

when you make love you have to know do I

want to have children? you know or don't?

because you know, just to give you a simple example

so yes I personally enjoy

learning enjoy learning some degree of techniques but

because I could learn a technique

to do this interview

there are courses to how to do an

interview there are courses on how to

speak out to say what you have to say

what kind of posture and how to see down

what kind of voice you have to use

and then you apply all this techniques and

you have this perfect interview but

that's not what we need we don't need

an artificial perfection

most of the time is quite boring and it

really doesn't create any emotion

i rather just to sit down and then just

hear what you are going to ask

I do not know what you're going to ask me and

then I trust my inner source to guide me

through the answer and sometime I find

an answer that I didn't know before

now if I use one hundred percent technique that

will never happen and so I will never

learned anything from this because i am

applying already a pre-configurated path

and with that pre-configuration i will

not be able to surprise myself and learn anything

but as you say some are

disconnected and find it very hard to feel

in their own body

yeah and feeling for example for the

partner's body

you know so for example when

someone learns to breathe

more deeply and learns to connect more with their body

then I think it could be very valuable

and the person can you know learn in

that way also to open up more to their

hearts and connecting more in that way to their

bodies and learn in these ways step by step to go deeper

in to lovemaking

yes it is it is so, it is valuable

however again what is it better? it's

better that I am scare of doing something

and I face my fear and I jump into it

and I see what happened or I hide my

fear and I cover-up with a bunch of

information that comes from some other person

and then gradually maybe I get

confident enough but its a choice

everybody has different different

approaches and some people relate on

education and on on techniques in order

to avoid or maybe let's not say

"avoid", to build more, to create a sense

of self assurance that everything is

going to be fine because now I have

technique right , so nothing is going to

hurt me or nothing is going to be...

I am going to do, to have this

technique which will allow me to make

sure that I

I am doing what I'm supposed to do

because I'm really scared to do

something wrong because then i will not

be accepted what would be not loved

yeah in a way it will be better to... ok i

got fear here... alright let's see what's

going on... let's play with fear

hey you are my lover, I have to be honest

with you, I have zero technique and I'm

scared, I am really scared

let's try and see what happens

you know... but that's an honest and open and

vulnerable field to which many people

just cannot get there, so these people

sometimes they take classes and they

get very a huge amount of data sometimes

not all with some time now the ego kick in,

so they avoided their insecurities and

fear which are still there, is just now

cover up with a lot of information that

making feel that I am I am and I master

i got a degree here, you know... and now

it's going to be even more difficult for

me to identify the real work that i have

to do which is face my fear and the

best way to face my fear is to jump

directly into the experience because

life experience is the technique, is

the best teacher rather than somebody

else that tells you his founded rightness

and wrongness... and maybe he didn't even

found it, he learned from somebody

else so he is also lost... so you are

getting not second hand but third fourth

tenth hand information

all these because we don't really want

to go deep into our core and and expand

and grow up and yes it's scary it's

scary

yeah so what? it's scary, i am afraid

I am nervous, yeah I don't see any big problem with that

we all are nervous, we all experience fear,

just let's see where this fear takes me...

and then maybe

it will be a disaster the first time

if your lover is a real lover will allow

and embrace your disaster and say: don't worry

we will try again right? but again that

will require already a strength within

yourself that I understand that most of

us do have and so back to your

question yes

for some of us it's good to have to

have technique, and I I again i have studied technique

sometime I study how to use the camera

so I can do any interview, how to take

picture how.... but in a sense

mostly of the time I try not to know too much

because when I know too match then my mind is

polluted with "this is how it has to happen" and then

it's not fun anymore because I don't get

I don't get to live the surprise of the

creation, if your a Creator and

you create, it means you're doing

something that you are.... you're supposed

to do something the has never been done

before because then.. if that's

not the case then you're not creating

you re-creating, you are creating again

but if you're a creative person and you

create in means that you are stepping

into a mystery

an unknown territory and

and then you have the chance to create for

the first time.... when you have a lot of

technique... very very difficult that you

have that chance... because there is a lot

of information inside your head and with

all those information you won't be

to be innocent

you will not be able to be like a little

child, you will not be able to be a first

timer and so you will most likely

recreate something more than create some thing....

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TFS 028: How to Break Down Creating a Course into Small "Sprints" - Duration: 26:53.

You are listening to The Femtrepreneur Show,

and this is episode 28.

In this episode, we're talking about how to break down

creating and launching a course

into manageable two-week sprints,

and how that can save you time, and save your sanity.

Hey guys, it's Mariah.

- And I'm Megan.

- And my hair looks really weird today.

(both laughing)

I feel like I just have to get that out of the way, guys.

I'm aware that my bangs are unruly.

Okay, so we're featuring

our Launch Your Signature course students,

and this week's podcast is sponsored

by our very own Ashley Srokosz

who is from brandbuildblog.com.

She is a Launch Your Signature course student,

and she's also a registered holistic nutritionist,

essential oil educator, and a holistic business coach.

She's also a mom.

She basically does it all.

- She's got a lot of titles. (laughs)

- She's got a lot going on.

Some of you guys may have seen

my video interview with Ashley.

She's one of our super successful students,

so we love to show her story everywhere.

Her online course is called Brand, Build, Blog,

and it's a branding and blogging course

for holistic biz owners who are tech-shabby.

I love the way she says that.

- I know.

(Mariah laughs)

- Brand, Build, Blog is the step-by-step program

that shows you how to pick your ideal business,

pick your clients of your dreams,

build a website that attracts them,

and then turn that website into a marketing machine.

You can visit brandbuildblog.com

to get your free brand and website checklist.

Definitely check out Ashley.

She developed and created this course

while she was in Launch Your Signature course,

and we're super proud of her,

and everything she has created.

All right, so let's hop into the episode.

- Yeah, I'm excited.

You have been talking about sprinting a little bit lately,

and we've gotten some good questions about it,

so that's why if you don't know what sprinting is,

don't worry, we're gonna explain that

but Mariah, why don't you kick it off?

- Yeah, I've kinda been on this sprinting kick lately

because recently I taught a workshop

that was just like a free live workshop

that I feel inspired to do. (laughs)

Because I was having such a hard time prioritizing,

and developing my own sprints,

and if you're not sure what the hell I'm talking about,

just wait a sec. (laughs)

But I basically was having trouble with my own sprints,

so I did a workshop

to help me explain how I plan my time,

and how we manage our time as a team,

and so basically I taught a workshop

about these two-week sprints in your business

as a way to actually get things done,

and how to break big projects up

into little two-week chunks,

and then focus on only that little piece of the project

during that two weeks so that you're making real,

incremental progress instead of feeling really scattered,

or feeling really disorganized,

or a month later, you look back at your to-do list,

and nothing seems like it's happened.

It's usually because you're just unfocused,

and you don't really have a plan of attack,

so after that workshop,

which we will link to in the show notes.

You can get it at thefemshow.com/planning.

If you're listening right now,

and you haven't seen this workshop,

it's absolutely essential.

At the time of recording this,

more than 12,000 people have gone through that workshop,

and told us that it is life-changing,

so definitely check it out. (Megan laughs)

But someone asked after I did that workshop

how I would break up course creation and launching

into these sprints like using, at the time of the workshop,

I gave tons of different examples

of things that could be put into two-week sprints

but someone asked, "Well, how would you create

"and launch your course on this type of schedule?"

So today we're gonna be talking about how to break up

what can seem like a really big and overwhelming project

like launching this course into small chunks

that are called sprints so that you can actually get it done

just one little piece at a time,

and then by the end of all of your sprints put together,

you'll have your course ready to launch,

so (clears throat) we kinda want to go

into just very basic overview,

what we mean when we say a two-week sprint

but like I said, I explained this in a lot more detail

in this workshop that I did,

and you can watch it for free.

It also has a downloadable workbook

that goes with it that's super helpful,

so you can actually plan out your sprints alongside us,

and so that's at thefemshow.com/planning

but I just want to really briefly say

that a two-week sprint is basically a two-week period

when you start and finish a project

with no other outside distractions,

so you're working on a single objective in a single project

for two weeks, and you're not working on anything else,

so we're not trying to make a little bit of progress

on three different projects.

You're starting and finishing one.

(clears throat)

This is how people actually get things done.

(both laughing)

- Yeah.

- And in terms of where this idea comes from,

so this is based on the methodology,

I guess as I'm reading scrum.

He kinda says that it's not a methodology but.

(both laughing)

- Oops. (laughs)

- It's from this idea of scrum

that basically talks about

like it's a way of project management,

and a way of productivity for getting things done

specifically it relates to teams

but we found that it works for individuals as well

especially for students.

- There is a Scrum book, so we'll put a link to that

in the show notes also

in case you want to actually read about scrum

because sprints and the scrum method kinda go hand in hand.

- They kinda go hand in hand.

Sprints are like one tiny little piece

of the scrum way of doing things,

and scrum is like its whole own beast in and of itself

but even if the only thing you practice

is focusing on one project for two weeks at a time,

I think that, in and of itself,

is gonna change the way you get things done,

so during a sprint, during this two-week period,

you don't work on anything else outside of that one project.

It's a very focused way of getting things done

start to finish so that you actually have something

to show for it at the end of those two weeks

instead of just incrementally creeping along

with 10 different projects feeling really scattered,

so basically it's like you're going to start

and finish creating of your sales page

or something in this two-week period.

Okay, so a couple of examples, like I just said,

one would be like during this two-week period,

I'm not gonna work on anything else.

I'm just going to create the slides

for modules one through four.

Okay, that would be a really good sprint.

Another example of a good sprint

would be like during this two-week period,

I'm just gonna get the sales page created,

so I'm gonna write the copy,

and then I'm gonna design it, and I'm gonna set it up,

and the sales page is gonna be done,

so instead of saying like,

"Oh I'll just kinda work on the sales page

"once a week as it happens,"

you're really committing to getting it done.

Another example of a sprint

could be like writing out your prelaunch content, right?

So that could be like, "Okay, for these two weeks,

"all I'm doing is writing emails, blog posts,

"and social media posts that I'm gonna be using

"during my launch."

Another example of a two-week sprint would be a giveaway,

so promoting and running like a viral giveaway

with KingSumo or something like that,

which we can put the link to in the show notes

(clears throat)

to be build your list, that would be a good sprint,

and another thing that I do want to mention

is that a live launch like your open cart period

is a sprint in and of itself

because you are 100% focused on that,

and you're not working on behind the scenes projects

during a launch usually

because you'll be busy. (laughs)

- Yeah, you will be doing other things.

- [Mariah] Yeah. (laughs)

- You've already mentioned some of the great benefits

of why we like to do sprints,

and why we recommend them.

For my little planning self,

I really appreciate that when I'm doing sprints,

I can actually plan at a launch in a more realistic way,

so I can say, "These are all the things I need to do

"to actually launch this course.

"I can break those up into sprints,

"and doing that will show me how long I need."

So I might start this process.

We have students do this where they're like,

"I'm gonna launch in one month,"

and it's like you can if you're willing

to like do nothing else except 24/7 to do this

but you could actually go through this process and say,

"Well, I need at least four sprints to do this,

"and if each sprint is two weeks,

"then I need at least eight weeks

"before I plan on launching my course,"

so I feel like it's a really smart way

to also project when you might be able

to launch your course.

- Yeah, definitely.

It helps you plan out realistically

how long is this gonna take,

and you don't try to squeeze in

like you can't say like,

"Well, I'll just make this scrint be."

The scrint, wow.

"We'll make this sprint be three days." (laughs)

Or, "This sprint is only gonna be five days."

It has to be two weeks,

so you're creating projects that are two-week projects,

so the first thing you're gonna want to do

in terms of translating, creating and launching a course

into the sprint system that we outlined,

you want to put everything into a logical order

that makes sense, so you gotta ask yourself like,

"What needs to happen first and what order

"in order for me to move on to the next step?"

So for example, you can't really start

creating the sales page for your course

until you have validated the idea or something like that,

so make sure that everything is laid out in a logical order.

This could be like you need to build your email list, right?

'Cause you can't launch without an email list

so that should be a priority.

Creating a freebie and landing page.

That needs to be a priority.

Validating your course because you can't do anything.

You can't start creating modules

until your course is validated, right?

So when you put things into a logical order,

you're gonna start to see it takes shape

as like, "Oh yeah, I can't."

it's sort of like how in a sauna,

it has like that like waiting on-- (laughs)

- Yeah.

- Thing where it's like you know that you can't move on

to this next thing without having the first thing done,

so that's kinda how you figure out the order of things.

Obviously in Launch Your Signature course,

we give you the order of things

that makes the most sense

from us doing this and working with thousands of students,

so if you're kind of confused on like what to do when,

then it's very much laid out in exhaustive detail (laughs)

in our program too.

- I would also say if you don't know,

give yourself that chance to just brain dump

like, "Okay, I'm not gonna worry about the order yet.

"I'm gonna like dump everything out,

"and then once I have like this brain dump of tasks,

"then I can go ahead, and put it in a logical order

"that makes sense." - Exactly.

- But putting it in order is very important.

- Yes, 'cause that's the order

that you're gonna actually do the two-week sprints in.

Okay, so then what you're gonna do

is break down each piece

of a creation and launching of your course

into small projects that can be accomplished in two weeks,

so for example, if right now you are looking

at this brain dump,

and it's like all the stuff that you have to do,

how can you collect those things into two-week projects

that are related, right?

You don't want to have like create module one,

and write the launch emails at the same time.

Let's try to keep it so that everything is cohesive,

and almost like a batch, right?

- That's what I was gonna say.

You want to be focused kind of in the same mindset

just like when people say,

"You should do all of your writing in this one period

"because you can really develop a rhythm, and write faster,"

than writing, and then all of the sudden,

you're creating a sales page.

You're being creative, and then all of a sudden,

you're doing something else so--

- Yeah, even just like this week,

I was, so right now as we're recording this,

I'm in the process of re-recording

all of our Webinar Rockstar course,

and like literally remaking the entire course

from the ground up, and I've realized that sprinting on it

is it's like when I was trying to just update that course

in the gaps between other projects,

it was so difficult to jump back into it

because I was like, "Where was I in the slides?

"Where was I in the outline?

"Really what was I in the flow of saying?"

You can't really remember.

It's so hard to jump in and out of a project

whereas in the last week because I was sprinting on it,

every morning, open up the same document.

I know exactly where I am.

I know where I left off the night before.

I'm just jumping back into the momentum that I already had

instead of feeling like, "Oh if I open this document,

"I have to read through everything

"'cause I totally forget where we were."

- That's such a good point.

- So it's really important.

Like you said, it's the idea of batching,

and getting into that flow.

You're already doing it.

You know how it feels.

You know what you're doing.

Okay, so I want to break down everything into small projects

that are realistic to be accomplished in two weeks,

and I will say right off the bat

that you will get better

at estimating what takes you two weeks. (laughs)

You will not be good at it at first,

and then you will get better at it,

so like if your first couple sprints end up being like,

"Oh a lot of stuff gets bumped into the next sprint,"

don't worry about it.

It takes all of us that time to figure out

what really is realistic for us to do in two weeks.

For example, like creating an entire course,

like create my course, you can't put that down

as a project that you're gonna do in two weeks.

That's just not gonna happen.

We need to break it down into smaller chunks, right?

So something like creating that sales page in two weeks

maybe just like creating three modules or something

because you're in the flow,

and you can get half the modules done

or something like that, and like I said,

what you can personally accomplish in two weeks,

it depends on your time, and your life,

and your responsibilities, if you have a job.

We have a team of six full-time people,

so us working on a sprint for two weeks

looks a lot different than a solopreneur

working on the side of her day job. (laughs)

- Yeah but the strategy still works,

and we talked about this in the last episode

about how to find time to create a course,

and so I don't want to rehash that whole thing

but you can find time to do this no matter your situation.

You just adapt the sprint to meet the time you have,

so like Mariah said, 40 hours a week times six people

is like you can accomplish a lot more as a team

than you can if you only have one to four hours a week

as a solopreneur but that's okay.

Still do the strategy.

You're just gonna make it more digestible little chunks,

so instead of doing three modules, maybe you do one module,

or maybe you just rough outline all of the modules

really quickly, or maybe you do one module at a time,

so it can work.

You'll just probably be doing smaller, smaller projects

than we might give examples for.

- Yeah, definitely.

Okay, so now what you have to do

is schedule all the stuff into a sprint.

I just slightly changed my sprints that I had planned

live while we are recording this

(both laughing)

because I realized that some of the things

are kind of happening at the same time,

and this is something that you're gonna,

so the cool thing about sprints,

the cool things about scrum

if you do end up reading the book Scrum,

which is really good,

it's very flexible.

It's designed to be how people actually work,

which is things take longer than you think they're going to,

and it has to be flexible, and you actually come up with,

you can't plan for six months down the line

'cause you're gonna come up with a different idea,

or you're gonna come up against a different challenge

that you could not anticipate six months earlier,

so you only plan really these two to four weeks in advance

knowing that things are gonna expand and change,

so basically here is an example of the process

of creating and launching a course

in a really sort of broad overview.

It shouldn't be super detailed

'cause it's like this is what you're gonna be working on

for two weeks, right?

- Yeah.

- So here is everything,

and don't stray from what is included in that sprint,

so I know it can tempting to be like,

"Oh I feel really inspired to write a blog post right now,"

but if you really need to be working on your sales page,

you just have to work on the discipline

of finishing one project

before you move on to the next project.

If we let ourselves constantly have half-finished projects,

and moving on to the next one because we're like,

"Well, it's still working.

"I'm still making progress."

Then nothing will ever get done.

Trust me.

(both laughing)

So please, please just stick with it, and people say,

"Well, how do you learn that?

"How do you learn that skill of discipline?"

And it just takes time.

It'll just take a couple of sprints.

- Just practice, in time,

and learning yourself, self-awareness is key

but you'll get better.

- You'll get better.

- So we're gonna map out.

You're gonna go through.

This is six sprints

that you're gonna map out? - Yes.

- Okay.

- So six sprints, each is two weeks.

That'll happen over a 12-week period.

Okay, so what you want to do is the first two-week sprint

would be just the first thing you should do

is set up a freebie on a landing page,

and start getting traffic to that landing page.

This is part of the process of validating your course,

so those first two weeks of you being like,

"I have an idea for a course."

The first thing you're gonna want to do

is get a landing page up.

Get that idea out there, and collecting interests, right?

We just call it like kinda getting leads

that are maybe interested in your course topic,

and using that to validate your course,

so those first two weeks, you need to do a couple things

to validate your course like within these two weeks,

you're gonna be collecting those emails.

You might do a couple of surveys.

You might create a poll on a Facebook group

full of your ideal customer

to see if they like your ideas,

or if you have two or three ideas,

you could see which one they're more interested in.

We have students of ours right now

who are going through Your First 1K

who are using polls in groups

to get really good feedback on their ideas,

and it's been really successful, so things like that.

It might also include co-pi-su-king of course,

which is doing all the research on the desires,

fears, and questions that your ideal customers have,

so you're validating your course during those first weeks.

The next two weeks is gonna be building your presale page,

and your presale page looks the same as your sales page.

There's just a couple of tweaks,

and this is stuff that we go over

in Launch Your Signature course but really the final form,

and the only true form of validation is making sales,

which is why we ask that you presell your course

before you create all the content,

so you want to start preselling it,

so very kinda early in the game,

you're gonna be creating a presale page.

This presale page is gonna evolve

but I want you to spend the next sprint,

the second sprint of two weeks

getting that presale page ready to launch.

Okay, the next sprint, the third sprint is gonna be creating

the first couple modules of your course.

This could be creating modules one and two,

creating modules one through four.

The idea here is that once you started getting validation,

and you started making presales,

it's time for you to create

the first couple modules of your course.

When you actually open up,

and do your real launch at your full price,

that's when you can start creating the rest of your modules

but I do encourage you before you launch

to have like either two to four modules

that are already ready to go when you do launch.

The next sprint I have down is to do a webinar blitz,

and so this would be two weeks of you doing webinars

with joint venture partners,

or just doing webinars on your own

but it would be doing webinars to pump up your list,

and build your list before you launch,

and also test out some of your content ideas.

We have students who use pitch-free webinars

to test out their course ideas basically.

Does anyone sign up for this?

- And you get good questions too.

This is the first time you're really teaching this topic,

and you're gonna realize that there is like a gap

you kind of forgot that not everyone knows,

or like this area you always thought was common sense,

you're gonna realize isn't,

so it's really enlightening.

I agree.

I love the idea of this being pitch-free.

I think that's gonna really help you

just gather more strategic leads

for when you do launch and yeah.

- And one of the things we talk about

in Launch Your Signature course

is creating what we call a signature webinar,

which is a webinar that you deliver multiple times

during a launch, and that you will repurpose a lot

in the future as well, so some of our students,

if you're doing your first couple webinars,

you're not sure what's gonna convert,

or you're not sure what's gonna be the best idea,

so doing a couple of weeks of testing out

two or three webinar ideas,

seeing which one gets the most signups,

and gets the most engagement is a good way to say,

"Oh well, that's the one that I should turn

"into my signature webinar,"

that you're gonna do on a bigger scale

during your real launch, so it's a really good way

to kinda like test out.

You don't want your first webinar

to be your signature webinar,

and have it be a flop. (laughs)

- Yeah. (laughs)

- So it's good to test it out,

and just do a couple of pitch-free webinars,

and see what people are signing up for, or responding to.

Yeah, so I kinda put that in there

as like this period of doing a webinar blitz,

and then the fifth sprint

is gonna be creating your launch content,

so you're getting closer to your actual launch.

At this point, you want to write all of your launch emails,

and all of your social media posts, and any of blog posts,

or anything else that you're gonna be putting out there

as prelaunch free content that's gonna be going out

in the four weeks before you actually launch your course,

so I like to do that all at once

because I find that there is a lot of overlap.

To me, there's always overlap in like I write all the emails

in a big, long, flowing document

like it's just this one document with every email,

so I write that in a big batch,

and then I notice that a lot of the phrases

that I've said in those emails,

I want those to become Facebook posts,

and I want them to become Instagram captions,

so I write all of that content all at once,

and then some of it also become blog posts,

or podcast episodes, so it could become any of that stuff,

so it's good to just create all that free launch content

that you're gonna be releasing all at once,

and then your final sprint, sprint number six

would be setting up all the tech, testing it,

and then actually doing the launch.

Not that you're like waiting till the last minute

but kind of the final thing that you do

is set up your actual course,

load it all into your course platform.

Just make sure that your payment buttons are working.

Usually do that two weeks before your launch,

or a week before your launch, or something like that,

and then you're gonna open up your actual launch.

- Yay.

- [Mariah] That's that.

- I know that's a lot

but at the same time breaking it down into those two weeks

like when you're in sprint number one

where you're doing your freebie, and you're validating,

you can literally block out any stress

or thoughts you have on the modules.

You can say, "Not right now.

"I'm not gonna worry about what module three

"is really gonna look like right now.

"I'm gonna focus on building my list,

"and doing this freebie, and validating my course

"before I get stressed out

"with what slide design will I use for my course,"

and I think that by, I remember we talked about this

when we started implementing sprinting

that that was kinda hard to do at first.

You're not used to restricting them

like the average person is usually letting their thoughts

guide them (laughs) wherever they go.

- You're used to getting stressed about something

that you're gonna do in a month.

- Yeah, so it's an adjustment

but I feel like we would both agree

that when you do start to really own it, and embrace it,

and say, "Nope, I'm gonna worry about that later,"

or even like I know Beverly,

one of our team members says this,

you could have notepad next to you,

and maybe a thought comes to you,

or a question comes to you about something else,

you could just quickly jot it down

knowing that you've captured that question or thought

but you're gonna deal with it later.

- Yeah, you're not gonna down

that rabbit hole right now. (laughs)

- Yeah, save that for later but I love doing this,

and the focus it brings you,

I think everyone's gonna really benefit from,

so a quick recap of the six,

so sprint number one is validating your course

through setting up a freebie, and building a list.

Sprint two was building your presale page.

Sprint three was creating the first few modules.

Sprint four was doing a webinar blitz.

Sprint five was creating the launch content,

and everything that's gonna go into that,

and then the last sprint was setting up

all of the technology, and testing it,

and then you're ready to launch.

- Yep, that's really good.

Yeah, exactly, and I think just like you said,

breaking something so big and overwhelming

like creating and launching your course

like there's so many things

that are gonna help you get through that

but really breaking it down, and not letting yourself,

we see so many of our students worrying about step 10

when they haven't even done step one yet.

- Yeah, they don't even know their topic,

and they're like, "How do you handle refunds?"

(Mariah laughs)

- It's like, "Slow down." - Okay.

- Don't worry about that quite yet.

You'll get there.

- Yeah, exactly, so I mean even just like you said, Megan,

for your mental sanity,

this is like worrying about the thing

that you need to tackle immediately like right now and today

is gonna change how you work

instead of letting yourself get crazy about things

that you don't have to deal

for like two months down the line,

and it's just gonna help you actually get things done,

so I'm excited to have shared all this stuff with you guys.

I hope it's really helpful.

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