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It’s #BizTipTuesday and we want to share with you about The Power of Color. Most calendar apps (Google Calendar, Outlook, etc) allow you to color code your calendar events. Why? Science (especially psychology) has proven colors have important meanings and connections to emotions and feelings. We asked Fed Sherpas President Benjamin Stinson what he uses for his color on calendar events and why: Here are the Top 3 Reasons : 1. Helps me remember events better. 2. I know what to prioritize for rescheduling. 3. Visually tell if I am spending/planning my time to match my goals and priorities. What do you use calendar color codes for? #BizTipTuesday #calendarcolorcodes #businessdevelopment #timemanagement #FedSherpas #stepstosuccess
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Are you a thought leader in your industry who is looking to share your expertise with the world next March at SXSW 2025? If so, then you have just over two weeks left to enter your speaking proposal for next year's March Magic via the PanelPicker interface. Said another way, the final deadline for this PanelPicker process is 11:59 pm Pacific Time on Sunday, July 21. panelpicker.sxsw.com/about If you need help with the PanelPicker process, then please watch this Best Practices / Ask Me Anything video. https://lnkd.in/gYMK8fSK Or get even more help with your speaking proposal for SXSW 2025 by attending one of our virtual Office Hours events. These Office Hours are scheduled July 9, 11, 15, 17, and 19. https://lnkd.in/g6W2_pAU #sxsw, #sxsw2025, #PanelPicker, #thoughtleadership, #Austin, #ATX, #MarchMagic, #speakingopportunities, #publicspeaking, #opportunities,
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Big news! We’ve launched Atlas, a platform that helps justice and treatment agencies deliver, measure, and scale individualized programming — without the need to increase staff. With Atlas, agencies can: - Deliver evidence-based programming in a mobile-first, tablet-friendly format: choose from hundreds of Interactive Journaling® topics and assign the content most relevant for each participant. - Boost engagement: keep participants motivated with user-friendly features, such as interactive prompts, on-demand content, and progress tracking. - Streamline program administration: reduce admin workload with intuitive in-platform tools such as assigning content, viewing responses, and reporting. - Measure program effectiveness: track participant engagement and demonstrate program value. Check out our blog post to learn more about how Atlas drives impact for agencies and the people they serve: https://hubs.la/Q02HGh3q0
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Perspective 👀 👓 When you trip, fall and while on the floor you discover why your table has been making funny sounds, what would you say happened? When you talk about the fall, it could center on the pains that will go away or your discovery. Both perspectives are correct, but one puts you on a positive path, while the other keeps you on that 'pain path' that ensures you keep wailing and forget about all the problems you could be solving. Last year, I failed on my relocation target. I wanted a place that will conformable accommodate OtownGist Media and Kidstantic. When I could not raise the needed funds for the project, I focused on just little things, that I could afford. I focused on little gadgets and just like in my favorite song (Tiny Victories by Christina Perri), I still had something to celebrate. By the end of January 2024, we found a perfect place that will help us create media solutions as well all the facilities that will be children friendly in Kidstantic. By the first week of April 2024, we moved from a one-bedroom office to a four-unit complex that will offer us the following. 1. A two-set video/podcast studio - This is perfect for content production (OtownGist Media) and rehearsals and recordings for Kidstantic. The studio can host 5 persons in one end and 3-4 persons in the other. 2. A 20-30 capacity training hall, now with big WhiteBoard and 50 inch screen for projection - This will handle classes, press briefings and meetings for OtownGist Media, while for Kidstantic it is now one perfect place for our auditions. Being at the second floor of a well secured place, makes it safe for children. 3. Large staff office that can take 6 tables - this can also serve as meeting room and training space for interns. 4. My office now happens to be more than twice the size of our former one-bedroom office. As someone that's also into training, I can comfortably have 10 persons in the office and there'll be room for more. Landing here and putting our tiny victories to what we have now is amazing. There is so much we still need to do, but I've come to realize that with the economic situation at the moment, the best thing is to stop waiting and keep moving. So ladies and gentleman, this is but a glimpse of the OtownGist Media studio located at 26 School Road Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria. We are open to creators especially those thinking of starting podcasts - video or audio. Let's see how we can make your dreams come true. Remember, we have all you need, just come with your vision. Yes yes 😊 😍 😍 #media #podcast #ImoState #growth #learning #entrepreneurship Francess Ekezie Blessing Iriaka Precious Olileanya Nnadi Goodness Nkeiruka Hillary U. Blessing Azugama Anyanwu Olivia Ijeoma Hope Ogunka Zita Anah N. Harriet Ijeomah DIKE Princewill
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On the morning of Tuesday, June 25, the PanelPicker interface begins accepting speaking proposals for next year's South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin. panelpicker.sxsw.com/about Pro Tip #1 on the PanelPicker speaker proposal process is as follows. DO NOT enter your speaking proposal on June 25. Or even June 26 or June 27 or June 28. Why not? Because you don't gain any advantage in this very competitive process by entering your speaking proposal early. Instead, please take your time before you hit the "Submit Your Proposal" button on the PanelPicker interface. Make sure you have all the wording on your proposal exactly right. Bounce your proposal off of your friends and colleagues to get their input on what they like (and don't like) about your idea. Proofread and re-proofread and re-re-proofread and re-re-re-proofread to make sure there are no errors. Remember that once you hit the "Submit Your Proposal" button for your idea, you can no longer make edits or changes. Just make sure you finalize / submit your proposal before the final PanelPicker entry deadline of Sunday, July 21. Gain more valuable Pro Tips for the 2025 PanelPicker process by attending a Best Practices / Ask Me Anything (AMA) virtual session at 11:00 am Central Time on Thursday, June 27. https://lnkd.in/gTy_cwnr Or if you live in Austin, then come to a special summer edition of "Tacos & Topics" at 8:00 am Central Time on Thursday, June 27. This "Tacos & Topics" event will likewise cover the most effective strategies for creating a winning PanelPicker proposal. https://lnkd.in/gWFnVabS #sxsw, #sxsw2025, #sxswpanelpicker, #panelpicker, #creativity, #innovation, #speakingproposals, #opportunity, #Austin, #ATX, #publicspeaking, #speaking, Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce, #newideas, #trends, #thoughtleadership
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Last week, I had the privilege of attending #TrustCon, put on by the incredible team at the Trust & Safety Professional Association. I learned from so many, and I'm grateful for the engaging, challenging, and enlightening conversations I had. My career has been dedicated to the prevention of violence, and one question Ravi Iyer asks is, "What about upstream design?" To which I respond: In the world of Social Work, we call this Primary Prevention. The good thing is, no need to recreate new wheels for how to address Public Health concerns and the harm that is perpetuated and experienced within the T&S space. A lot of the conversations I heard were also about how we "bridge the gap" of Theory and Practice, but this is a concept that many professions have done for a long time, social workers included. Similarly to what others have shared, in order to engage in Primary Prevention efforts, we have to challenge social constructs, and much of my focus in my career has been on education and combatting systems of oppression in order to actually prevent harm- which can be done in upstream design. I love chatting all things prevention, and in a reactive environment like T&S I'm excited to see the work we do towards prevention of harm - our impact could be huge! This is a Public Health resource but still a little primer on Primary Prevention, Secondary, and Tertiary prevention: https://lnkd.in/eNBd66h3
TrustCon Should Focus on More Upstream Design #Trustcon was a great event and the organizers should be really proud of themselves. It was a rich conversation across policy makers, technologists who really cared, and civil society groups. I met many an old friend and look forward to keeping in touch with many new friends. However, I did find myself having the same conversation over and over again about the importance of upstream design. The conversations about design that I saw were often about how to design reporting flows or designing moderation systems rather than how one might design a system to prevent harm in the first place. Many conversations didn't include design at all. For example, a conversation about sextortion didn't really touch on why it is relatively easy for many groups to contact youth online and see their contact lists when many teens do not believe public accounts are beneficial. Instead, the discussion focused on educating youth to recognize sextortion and report it. That is noble work, but clearly it would be better to prevent the need to report it in the first place, right? I'm happy to be corrected if folks had other experiences as I certainly didn't get to see everything. Maybe I was in the wrong places. But I do worry that there is now a whole industry (e.g. the many vendors selling moderation based services) that has a vested interest in the content moderation paradigm. This is noble work too, but it is *not* the most effective lever in preventing harm and so I think it is worth intentionally making even more space for rethinking how our online spaces are designed. Thoughts and opinions welcome.
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New Post: Microsoft Office 2021 for Windows is on sale for $45 - https://lnkd.in/guDwsfhm - TL;DR: As of March 10, get a Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows at just $44.99 (reg. $219.99).Though much divides students, working professionals, and business owners, they do share one thing in common: reliance on Microsoft Office tools. Whether it’s typing an essay in Word, organizing budgets in Excel, or organizing communication with Outlook, these apps are staples for everyday tasks and larger projects.We’d like to put you onto a more affordable avenue than Microsoft 365 — a Microsoft Office Professional 2021 lifetime license for Windows. When we say lifetime, we mean it; enjoy unlimited access to the app suite for the course of your PC’s life. Elsewhere, this license costs $219.99, but right here you can get one for $44.99.Includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and five other appsMicrosoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows comes with eight apps. Instead of having to pay monthly or yearly to access them, you just have to purchase this license, download the suite to your PC, and use them as much as you need.Open Word to create, edit, and format professional documents; Excel to analyze and visualize data with spreadsheets, charts, and PivotTables; PowerPoint to craft slideshow presentations with transitions; Outlook to manage emails, calendars, and tasks; OneNote to organize multimedia notes; Publisher to design publication materials, and Access to build large databases.Make sure your Windows PC is equipped for downloadUniquely, this specific license type is not tied to your Microsoft account, but rather to your computer. This makes setup a little easier and solidifies the fact that you won’t be asked to renew or pay any recurring fees.A couple of software and hardware requirements to note before purchasing: Your PC should have Windows 10 or 11, at least 1GB of RAM, and a minimum of 4GB of available storage on your hard drive.Grab your officially licensed Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows lifetime license code on sale for just $44.99 (reg. $219.99).StackSocial prices subject to change. Opens in a new window Credit: Retail King Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows: Lifetime License $44.99 $219.99 Save $175.00 Get Deal
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