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Today's video is about an awesome podcast I had the pleasure of doing called, My Social Life. I sat down with host Jacob Kelly to discuss many nostalgic questions that not many people have asked me before! I talk about what nostalgia means to me, how I started marketing my lemonade stands, my introduction to sports cards, a family trip to Disney World, how to create memorable moments for your kids, and much more!

A lot of people would be genuinely surprised if they knew how quickly they could go from broke to having nice breathing room financially, all from flipping finds at garage sales and thrift stores. On today's episode of the podcast, I'm sharing a recent conversation I had with the legend, Steve-O. We talk about everything from the real side hustles you could be deploying to make some extra cash, to motivation and being comfortable in one's own skin. This was an incredible conversation, and I hope you enjoy it!

As we get closer to the new year and 2023 comes to a close we are all wondering what might be next for the marketing industry. Today's episode of the podcast is a recent Marketing for the Now episode where I talk with some of the top marketers and industry leaders about what's to come in 2024. I hope you guys enjoy it!

Vicki Maguire is the Chief Creative Officer at Havas London, responsible for some of the best ads of all time. Notably Asda's Elf ad in 2022 which is the happiest ad we've ever seen at System1, and the British Heart Foundation campaign with Vinnie Jones that literally saved lives.

Timestamps

00:00 - Start
02:41 - Vicki’s background
07:32 - How Vicki got into advertising
11:53 - British Heart Foundation and Vinnie Jones
20:30 - The Asda Elf Ad with Will Ferrell
35:39 - Taika Waititi and Michael Buble campaign
46:13 - Cannes Lions judging

Just like how I say the Super Bowl commercial is one of the best advertising platforms in the country, what's really interesting about this Black Friday game airing on Amazon is going to be the re-target capability for the people that watch it. Today's episode covers my thoughts on this new strategy that Amazon is doing this Black Friday while I was on the CNBC Squawk Box show with Joe Kernen and Becky Quick. We got a little into some NY Jets talk but not too much since I'm still gloomy about it, but mainly about the clarity of what Amazon is doing this Friday. Take a listen to this one before you watch the game on Friday. Hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving!

On today's episode of the podcast, I'm sharing a conversation I had back in August with the gentlemen from The Sounding Board Podcast. We talk about everything from Australian culture to the importance of empathy and kindness. We also touch on the journey and challenges of the wine business, particularly focusing on the Australian industry. This episode is perfect for entrepreneurs, marketers, sports enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about personal development...Enjoy!

In today's episode, I share a talk I had with the iconic Larry King back in 2016. We dove deep into topics close to both our hearts: ambition, commitment, and the unwavering power of one's word. We also touched upon the joy of life's journey, the essence of genuine commitment, and the art of challenging the status quo to make forward-thinking predictions. Larry shared some incredible insights on balancing dreams with the realities of life. this conversation is a goldmine of wisdom. ENJOY

Can you use AI and ChatGPT to learn more about your competitors than you could on your own? Today Yogesh Chavda, Founder of Y2S Consulting, joins us to break down the best methods and use cases to use AI for competitive insights.

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Timestamps:
[00:01:00] Daily AI news
[00:03:30] Yogesh Chavda's background
[00:07:25] Using ChatGPT in consulting
[00:11:30] How companies like Pinterest can use ChatGPT
[00:15:13] AI & ChatGPT speed up competitive insight process
[00:19:14] Exploring various use cases for creative content
[00:23:33] Final takeaway

Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Discussion of various AI tools and plugins:
- Plugin on ChatGPT for creating short videos using stock imagery
- Amazement at the quality of voice tonality and script generated by the plugin
- Tools enabling engagement in creative work previously thought impossible
- Small businesses using tools for communication like TikTok posts and long-form videos
- Accessibility of tools with a laptop and proper guidance
- Mention of China's Internet giants ordering $5 billion worth of Nvidia chips for AI ambitions
- Recognition of Nvidia's importance in powering the generative AI movement in both US and China
- Focus on using AI for competitive insights and analysis

- Examples of using ChatGPT in consulting work:
- Understanding client's industry and pain points
- Crafting presentations for conferences
- Creating blog posts for weekly LinkedIn posts
- Experience of helping engage customers at Pinterest during COVID-19 pandemic

- AI news:
- TikTok asking creators to label AI content
- Microsoft's new language model called Gorilla outperforming GPT 4
- Discovery of ChatGPT and its potential for productivity, research, and information mining
- Transformation of work processes and incorporation of generative AI
- Consulting focus on overcoming brand stigma and building a database using chat GPT and website scraping plugin
- Mention of plugins for creating videos and analyzing websites

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Patrick Bet-David is an entrepreneur, author, and founder of Valuetainment: a multimedia company focusing on business and personal development. He's also the host of "The Bet-David Podcast."
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Tetris is one of the most popular video games of all time, and Henk Rogers helped make it happen. He first discovered the game at a convention in 1988, and immediately saw how elegant and addictive it was. As a software developer based in Japan, Henk set out to obtain selected publishing rights, but waded into a tangle of red tape that stretched from Japan to the U.S. to the Soviet Union. He eventually ventured behind the Iron Curtain to bluster his way into the obscure government office that managed Tetris. While in Moscow, Henk also met the game’s inventor, Alexey Pajitnov, and the two of them hit it off. After much legal wrangling across many time zones, Henk and Alexey won the worldwide rights to the game; and today, Tetris has sold over 500 million copies.

This episode was produced by Sam Paulson, with music by Ramtin Arablouei and Sam Paulson.

Edited by Neva Grant, with research help from Katherine Sypher.

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Today's episode is a throwback to 2018 with a 4Ds session where I help entrepreneurs get the most out of their businesses by giving them advice on how I would handle their pain points. We discuss the importance of firing employees that are playing for themselves, not the logo. I explain that you can't force people to do things they don't want to do and expect success. I also share my thoughts on diversification and never becoming complacent with the one platform you're doing well on. This is a business-heavy episode but much of the advice translates into everyday life. I hope you enjoy:)

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