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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Ideas are fleeting. Like spring daffodils, fall leaves or summer sunsets some are with us only days or moments. This podcast is about the capture, aggregation, refinement and application of such ideas, images and concepts. Whether you're an executive or student, parent, teacher or artist you'll hear ways to engage and involve; see and capture; learn, create and do.
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English
United States
18 episodes
since April 23, 2017
episodic
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A behind the scenes look at documentary film production and what any content producer can learn from the process. Guest Elizabeth Searles talks about her swan song documentary "Auerbachs and ZCMI Memories" with Rich Finlinson, author of "How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content: An A-to-Z…
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We’ve known the restorative power of nature for thousands if not tens of thousands of years. It’s hard to disagree with Aristotle that “in all things of nature, there is something of the marvelous.”
Over my shoulder is Bear Lake and in my heart is gratitude for the restorative power of nature, and particularly water.
A brief look at audience research questions tied to self-determination theory and a celebration of the number 23,090.
How to combine an A-to-Z approach with Julia Cameron's morning pages. Plus a glimpse at 26 ways to get to know your target audience.
After what happened early yesterday morning, I had to ask myself how well I use this list of 13 Stress Busters that were created with the A-to-Z approach used in my book How to Capture Ideas and Create Compelling Content.
How's your comfort level with putting your draft ideas in front of people and listening to their candid reaction? Here are five ways to get early and often feedback on your content. Listen to my Ideas Captured podcast for Day# 23087
Here’s why capturing ideas is important to me, and why it may also be important to you. It really gets down to three words.
What's to be learned today from an old, imperfect technology that forever changed the motion picture industry?
If the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, what is the one almost magical thing we could be grateful for? The answers will vary of course, but here are perspectives from two Franklins and Confucius.
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