Producing

In these posts, I actually create a piece of work and make it available. It might be something for the blog or a published article. Whatever it is, I did it – I got it done – and if nothing else, that alone ought to help you convince yourself that you too can get what you want to do… done!

May 142013
 
Pursuing Sweet Dreams of a Bakery Career: Vanessa Musi - Paid to Play, Episode 29 / Brazen Episode 2

It’s my pleasure to announce that the second episode of The Paid to Play Podcast produced in conjunction with Brazen Careerist is live – and it’s also my pleasure to announce the all new home of The Paid to Play Podcast at paidtoplay.com.au! I’ve been meaning to sort out a separate home for the podcast… well, [...]

May 082013
 
The Tyranny of Explanations

Blogging is about writing. Sharing your perspective on the world, your progress through it. Yet there seems to be a line between sharing your perspective and explaining it, trying to justify it. It’s this line between “here’s what I experience” and “here’s why I’m right in what I think about it.”

Apr 242013
 
Start Small: The Video Log

Had idea today. Got Vickie’s camera and tripod out at 10:30PM. Made test recording for zoom and position. Recorded four takes. Discovered camera only outputs video in .MOV format which Windows Movie Maker doesn’t edit. Bitched on Facebook, which resulted in friend suggesting Videopad. Downloaded Videopad. Edited clip and uploaded to YouTube. Result of around [...]

Apr 202013
 
Starting Small: One Space Marine at a Time

Facebook, if you’re subscribed to the right pages or people, can become a hall of positive thinking. It’s even better than those framed motivational posters you see on folks’ office walls. There’s one quote I’ve been noticing lately, and it goes something like this: “You’ve spent most of your life disapproving of yourself. Why not try approving of [...]

Apr 142013
 
Websites From Building to Backing Up: Business Web Integrations Podcast Episodes 15-18

Marcus and I have been a pair of slackers on the BWI podcast. Between some log work hours for the both of us, we’ve been putting off recording an episode on our scheduled evening, and even more slack about uploading them once they’re done! So now we’re making sure we redress that. Here now are Episodes Fifteen [...]

Apr 132013
 
Marketing Classic Games: Trevor Longino - Paid to Play, Episode 28 / Brazen Episode 1

You’ve probably noticed the headline that announces this episode as the first Brazen one. That’s because the Paid to Play Podcast has joined forces with Brazen Careerist! The folks at Brazen and I have a lot in common. We both want to help folks get the most satisfaction out of their working lives as possible. Brazen’s team of bloggers [...]

Feb 242013
 
Resurrecting Great Games: Lukas Litzsinger - Paid to Play, Episode 27

We talk a lot about career plans and focusing on goals when we think about where we want to be. But sometimes, you discover an opportunity that takes one of your side interests and shoves it off the pedestrian pavement and straight into your career path. For Lukas Litzsinger, that opportunity was a job vacancy on the [...]

Feb 172013
 
Ultimate Freedom through Internet Entrepreneurship: Michelle Ward - Paid to Play, Episode 26

I’ve listened to a fair few life-change and small business podcasts in the last year or so, and a lot of them talk about Financial Freedom as an aim and an achievement. It’s one thing to hear podcasters in the States talk about it, though, and another thing to meet an example of it. Michelle [...]

Feb 032013
 
Podcast Marketing: Tim Reid - Paid to Play, Episode 25

It’s one thing to talk about getting paid to play, and another to turn your play into something that others will want to buy. But getting the word about how great your thing is and how it will help / entertain people? That’s a whole different kind of challenge, especially when you’re just starting out and your [...]

Jan 272013
 
Improving Body and Spirit: Emazon - Paid to Play, Episode 24

When she appeared on the 2009 season of Australia’s The Biggest Loser, the red-haired, red-gloved, hooded Emazon cut straight into not only her trainees but also the audience, demanding nothing less than everything from the contestants in short, fierce sessions that took them so far out of their comfort zones that they could barely remember what comfort [...]