So, it's a matter of understanding your workload from a work perspective, but also from an energetic perspective, where not all tasks are created equal based on what you're great at and your natural tendencies and your natural capacities. The main reason that changed was just my maturity, " Ruel says about his latest project. But at the time, it was very different. What does it look like?
We ask you to create goals. TCC Podcast #237: How to Get More Done with Dave Ruel. On the flip side, if it's the other way around, the impact isn't big, but it's going to take a lot of your time, those kinds of things, you need to build routines into your day. The demonstration is you've got this bucket or this bottle and you've got to fit a whole bunch of stuff in it. So, it's that juggling act of understanding… Rob, we talked about load management. "The lyrical content is a lot more mature, and production-wise I really wanted to get involved as much as possible to make sure it's what I would want to listen to as well.
Yeah, create my first online course. There's always these ordered things that you're going to be doing, right? Dave: Yeah, it's not just about getting stuff done. It's for copywriters and other marketers who want to challenge each other. I was more of a routine person when I was in bodybuilding and I had no kids. It could be time, because here's the thing. So, basically, entrepreneurs were coming to meet for the online business stuff that you're talking about. Five letter words with rul. It teaches you to focus on what you have right now. I can have the planner. And now on October 8, he'll be kicking off his sold-out North American tour with a concert at San Francisco's Great American Concert Hall. Your reality, the way you operate, the type of business you operate, the type of lifestyle you're going to have is going to be different.
That really helped me in the long run. So, I ensure that every day I do that. Rob: Before we get to the interview with Dave, this podcast episode is brought to you by The Copywriter Think Tank. Kira: You're talking about three buckets per quarter. Dave: Yeah, like I said earlier, it could be financial goals. There's always these frameworks that you're going to have. Words that end with ruel t. Drink big, tall glass of water in the morning, that's how I did it. There's another book actually out there called The Power of Full Engagement by Loehr and Schwartz, two co-authors, that's similar. So, Lee actually offered me to stay at his house that weekend. We're going to share these techniques, these systems with everybody. I think there's a lot of hype probably around the word 'entrepreneur, ' but really, it's defining what it really is to be an entrepreneur.
I know Dave did a training in The Underground, which we are totally going to pitch right now, because it was an incredible training. Sometimes it could be, "I'm going to have one bucket that is more in line with this result. The Copywriter Club Facebook Group. So, there's five elements, and I covered a little bit about it. Words that end with ruel accent. We glorify working hard or working smart, but working hard is a given. In 2007, I met a guy named Lee Hayward. It's very, very important to understand that when you start, because based on that, your reality will be different.
", and go from there. We all have these four types of tasks to attend mostly on a daily basis. Kira: I feel like you're so disciplined. It could be that you want to sell X number of copies of your book. Especially because my energy has been so low as I'm entering or wrapping up my seventh month of pregnancy here, I like looking at it from more of an energy perspective. So, I do like his approach, thinking about the different buckets and then how there are big rocks and little rocks and how it all fits together. I think the key is really understanding to work right, understanding what is the desired result or outcome that you want to produce. Rob: So, Dave, I heard you twice say, "You need to do it. " So obviously, if you use the big rocks and the small rocks and that allows you to start creating frameworks for you and depending on what type of copywriter you are. That maybe needs to be broken down into two or three buckets that all add up to the rebrand, redevelopment of everything that you're doing. She's like, "Listen, gratitude. " Then you're going to look back and say, "Well, my eating was not that great four days out of the past seven days.
Rob: So, Dave, as you were telling your story, you talked about developing some of these systems and routines that really help you in your business to be done by noon as your book is called. So, pretty much how we're going to be putting our energy and attention, how and on what we're going to be placing our attention. I can lift more, because I can carry more load, because now I've adapted to this workload, right? " I think it was just a matter of seeing my pattern and seeing how I was operating as a human. If it's early on in your career, more than likely, you're going to have a little bit more financial goals regarding financial freedom. So, Rob, what are you grateful for? We were fellow competitors on the regional circuit. It's being very specific on that outcome. Dave: So, it's another thing though, Kira. So, first of all, you need to cover hydration. It's not something that I'm going to drink a gallon of water a day. It just really makes sense to me. It's built into my habits and my routines. I mean, I told you, I ate fried onions before this call.
So, it's not by looking at every single move that they're doing or micromanaging them that it's going to happen. The first one is efficiency. It's really important to your business. There's daily exercises. I can add more weight to my load. 24. waiting for Season 4. We're talking about outcomes. Hyrum Smith wrote several about them, the goal setting books by James Clear and BJ Fogg. So, there's things that you guys probably do day in and day out without even knowing but you need to do in order for your business to run properly. For some reason, the approach just really appeals to me. We're talking about results here.
You needed to have a career and a diploma to get the job, et cetera. Kira: Yeah, well, I like the idea of energy management. But if you don't have that really mastered on a personal level, it's going to be very hard for you to evolve as an entrepreneur. We take that for granted.
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Say I might be racist by the way I do these niggas wrong (maybe I am). Boo-boo-boo-boo-booty (woah). Let him that glories glory in this. The video game soundtrack composer was nominated for the inaugural Best Score Soundtrack For Video Games And Other Interactive Media award for her score to "Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök" — a lavish expansion of the latest entry in Ubisoft's series of historically inspired action role-playing games. Tell me more about how you incorporated the building blocks of black metal in the "Assassin's Creed Valhalla" score — grainy production, tremolo picking, a symphonic sweep.
Economou opened up to about her creative journey through the worlds of film and TV, the manifold inspirations behind the "Dawn of Ragnarök" score, and her hope that this new GRAMMY Award will grant the video game music community the esteem it deserves. Gotta pay me for this convo, 'cause you know I got a man. If you don't get the f*ck out of here, what are you doing here? The hook leads with a warning, "They don't wanna see no gangster b****** win / Well, the industry done f***** up lettin' these gangster b****** in / They say my fifteen minutes up, I'm only fifteen minutes in. " Don't tell me nothin' 'bout my old friends, man, them bitches mad (they cut off). You better get the motherf*ckin' money (aw, yeah). Tell me about your early inspirations and what drew you to this medium. The one that always gon' come through in any battle needed (I got you). Talkin' 'bout he don't eat the coochie, it ain't hard to make his ass (on the gang). Y'all slippin', what y'all doin' if y'all ain't on that GloRilla? Or they could happen upon a danger or tension area, and you need to design layers on top of a base layer that could be triggered at any moment, that can give them that rush or feeling of uneasiness. On 'Anyways, Life's Great...,' GloRilla grows into her voice. And then newer stuff like Patrick Watson and Father John Misty. Like, know what I'm sayin'?
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