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"Routine, in an intelligent man, is a sign of ambition." - W. H. Auden This is a special episode of the podcast. After more than 200 conversations with the world's top performers, you start to spot certain patterns.
https://tim.blog/2017/07/19/morning-routines-and-strategies/
In this episode, I answer the most up-voted questions from subscribers to 5-Bullet Friday, the free newsletter I send out every week. In this Q&A, I reveal: My 3-5 favorite books of the past year. Technologies and apps that have made my life easier.
“If you see distraction externally, you end up creating an internally distracted state.” - Tim Ferriss This episode of The Tim Ferriss Show is a bit of an experiment.
Dave Delaney joins the episode to dive into the topic of networking for nice people and how to build entrepreneurial relationships.
http://www.chrisducker.com/podcast/no-agenda-coffees-nice-networking-with-dave-delaney/
Today is all about email marketing as Greg Hickman joins us and breaks down the different steps on how to build your first real email marketing funnel along with other tips to help you get started.
http://www.chrisducker.com/podcast/email-marketing-funnel-greg-hickman/
Originality is king. However, what it take to be truly original in online business? Why are so many struggling with it? Let's discuss this topic more.
Dr. Daniel Dennett is a philosopher, professor at Tufts University, and author of several books including Breaking the Spell and Darwin’s Dangerous Idea. His research also led to the formation of The Clergy Project, an online forum for closeted religious leaders who no longer believe in God.
His latest book is called From Bacteria to Bach and Back, and it’s all about how our minds evolved.
I spoke with him about why our minds are like a loaded iPhone, what we would do if the internet broke, and his new art exhibit.
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Here’s more information on Dr. Dennett’s upcoming art exhibit.
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Oscar season is upon us, and one of the best picture nominees is a film that hits pretty close to home for us at Reveal: “Spotlight.” In case you haven’t seen it yet, it’s a movie about The Boston Globe’s investigative team that exposed the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal.
In this hour of Reveal, we’re going to take you behind the scenes of that investigation, look at the legacy of the groundbreaking story and see how other journalists went on to expose more crimes by Catholic priests around the world.
First up, we tell you what happened after the “Spotlight” movie ended and how The Boston Globe continued to expose cover-ups in the Catholic Church.
In the second segment, Minnesota Public Radio exposes a priest abuse scandal in the Twin Cities, more than a decade after The Globe’s original investigation. Reporter Madeleine Baran spent two years looking into the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and uncovered how the church had been making secret payments to known abusers while continuing to conceal clergy sexual abuse from the public.
And finally, Global Post reporter Will Carless takes us to Latin America on the trail of priests who fled the U.S. after being accused of sexually abusing children.
Note: This episode contains graphic content related to child sexual abuse.
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