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Today we examine 10 technologies that anyone can use, build on and develop products and services with.  Or they can be used in your own live to simply live a better life if times get tough of even if they don’t.  9 of the ten are what many would call “low tech solutions” but a lot of high technology techniques can be used with them for automation and improved results. The world is changing in what we can call “The Synthesis Age”.  A time when technological innovation is moving at a parabolic rate up.  Tech like Artificial Intelligence, automation, biotechnology, … Continue reading →

When I dropped Laws of Life we had what I can only call a version error.  The file I uploaded was not the final edit, in fact it was pretty bad with typos.  It was also my first time publishing a book on my own via KDP.  Right away I began reediting it and got a professional to redo the formatting and type setting. I literally had this done in less than a week after launch.  What I didn’t know is KDP is not exactly “print on demand” as is inferred by Amazon.  It is more like print batches based … Continue reading →

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Today I welcome Michael Mercer to the show to discuss a powerful innovation in personal defense that addresses a growing concern for many Americans. Michael is a retired police officer with over 30 years of experience and the founder of F3Defense, a company that developed the world’s only patented vehicle-mounted pepper spray system. We’re seeing more incidents where people are attacked in or around their vehicles. Protestors block roads. Mobs surround cars. Sometimes these situations turn violent. Most of my audience is armed, but no one wants to use deadly force if it can be avoided. I’ve always recommended pepper … Continue reading →

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Today we’re going to look at something every builder, creator, or doer runs into. Pushback from all directions: friends, family, customers, even total strangers. Sometimes it’s subtle. Sometimes it’s loud. And a lot of the time it comes from people who genuinely care about you but have no clue what you’re really working on. Add in pressure from the market or audience, and it gets messy fast. It can be hard to tell what’s worth listening to and what needs to be ignored completely. Friction isn’t always bad. Sometimes it exposes weak spots you should tighten up. But a lot … Continue reading →