Here is the link (lets hope it works this time)
https://masteryourmarketingwithpaige.mykajabi.com/a/21512/ssGhqKYZ
Kevin
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Saturday, May 2, 2020
One more time (sorry)
What to say on social media right now
I want to introduce you to my friend Paige.
Paige is still a relatively newer agent but has already grown her business to over 25M a year in sales without a team. Thats right, her personal production is north of 25M annually. And here is the cool part, she's done it without cold calling, door knocking, or buying expensive online leads.
When I asked her (she was a guest on the podcast not too long ago) how she could build such a solid business so quickly she told me the key to her success has been building a personal brand and narrowing her focus to the smallest viable market she wanted to serve. This allowed her to leverage her time in her local zone of happiness while making connections with her community.
As she said "I've mastered ONE area and now I attract all the clients who want to buy or sell near me."
And now she's willing to share her playbook with others.
REGISTER NOW for her All New Live Masterclass MASTERING SOCIAL MEDIA DURING SOCIAL DISTANCING
Kevin and Fred
P.S.
Here's a peek at how Paige is going to help you rock your real estate business …
Find out —
- What to say on social media right now
- The 3 things you can start doing TODAY to prep for the grand reopening of your community and create a lead-generating online presence
- The digital tools every agent MUST adopt asap
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Friday, May 1, 2020
There's A Dinosaur Cloning Game For Everyone
If I'd been looking at both games at the same time I most likely would have only chosen one, and that one would have been DinoGenics, based on its more conventional illustrations and graphic design -- the obnoxious look of Dinosaur Island remains one of the few things I don't like about the game. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) I had to make a decision on DinoGenics after I had committed to buying Dinosaur Island, so I ended up with copies of both games. In the end I'm glad I did.
The two games are similar in that they are both worker placement games about building a zoo filled with cloned dinosaurs, but that's where the similarity ends. DinoGenics is a much more traditional worker placement game, with players competing for spaces on the board so they can get the resources they need to clone dinosaurs, build appropriate enclosures for them, and add enough support buildings to accommodate an increasing number of guests. And don't forget to feed those carnivores, or they'll break out of their enclosures and you'll likely spend a lot of your next turn making repairs...
The game design is solid if not overly innovative, but where DinoGenics really shines in in the quality of its components. The graphic design is excellent and does a much better job of evoking Jurassic Park than the much more stylized Dinosaur Island. The meeples are wood rather than plastic (in my opinion plastic meeples are a disturbing trend in game publishing and a scourge upon mankind), done in very nice greens, browns and greys that make it easy to tell the different types of dinosaurs apart. The cards and tiles are sturdy with high quality printing -- the only thing I don't like is that some of the text on the building tiles is very small and difficult to read.
If I had to choose between DinoGenics and Dinosaur Island, I would probably choose DinoGenics, although I do think the game play in Dinosaur Island is a bit more innovative. In the end the games are different enough that I'm happy to have both in my collection.
Rating: 5 (out of 5) This game features more traditional worker placement style game play than its competitor, but the much more lavish graphic design more than makes up for it.
- DinoGenics official website
- DinoGenics on BoardGameGeek
Pocket PC - The Forgotten Era Of Handheld Video Gaming?
Fr Mark Higgins writes-
Back in the early 2000s I was an owner of a Pocket PC, I managed to persuade my grandparents to buy me one when I was about 16, I owned, to begin with an HP Jornada 525, later on I had a NEC Pocket Gear 2060, then I had an Axim X5, before finally settling with an HP IPAQ 2495, this probably spans the years of 2002 to 2007, so that's a lot of devices in a short space of time.
Anyway, sites like PDArcade existed because PDAs were a major platform, albeit a niche one, for video games. There were other websites dedicated to PDA gaming reviews such as pocketgamer.org, forums dedicated to discussing Pocket PC gaming like, if I recall, pocketmatrix.com, and even Pocket PCs particularly marketed as gaming Pocket PCs, such as, I think some of the ASUS models. Peripherals existed like control pads to make gaming even easier.
Back in the early 2000s I was an owner of a Pocket PC, I managed to persuade my grandparents to buy me one when I was about 16, I owned, to begin with an HP Jornada 525, later on I had a NEC Pocket Gear 2060, then I had an Axim X5, before finally settling with an HP IPAQ 2495, this probably spans the years of 2002 to 2007, so that's a lot of devices in a short space of time.
Anyway, the reason I had so many of these things was because as a 16 or 17 year old I managed to find my way into reviewing games for Pocket PCs at a website now long defunct called PDArcade.com, in fact, eventually I more or less ran the news side of the site by the time I was 20. The site was pretty popular back in the day and we made a lot through ad revenues and I got a share of the pot.
Anyway, sites like PDArcade existed because PDAs were a major platform, albeit a niche one, for video games. There were other websites dedicated to PDA gaming reviews such as pocketgamer.org, forums dedicated to discussing Pocket PC gaming like, if I recall, pocketmatrix.com, and even Pocket PCs particularly marketed as gaming Pocket PCs, such as, I think some of the ASUS models. Peripherals existed like control pads to make gaming even easier.
And then, of course, there were software companies, often producing really, really impressive titles. PDA gaming, developer side of things, was a return to the days of 8-bit because games, that were selling 10000s of copies were being made by tiny teams of programmers. PDA game development also was a work of real creativity because often Pocket PCs did not have that much storage space. Some companies really excelled at being able to produce games that looked amazing, perhaps at times reaching close to game boy advance and they did so without the size of game going beyond 20mb.
There was also a thriving emulation scene and at the end of its era the top Pocket PCs were able to play, without problems, all 8 bit, 16 bit and even 32 bit systems- that's quite something, considering that we are talking 2007 being able to play PS1 games released only 5 years previously- it would be like today playing a PS3 game on an iPhone using the hardware of the iPhone.
Perhaps if there is interest I will post some more on this subject, because I might well be one of the closet experts out there on it. I must have reviewed close to a hundred games for Pocket PC and played even more. The pictures in this article give you an idea of the kind of thing you could find on Pocket PC.
Prices varied and top rate games reached up to $30 I think, but generally a top tier title would be something like $14.99. The place to buy games were the now defunct websites handango.com pocketgear.com and of course directly from the developers. Usually you bought the game on PC and then transferred it over to your PDA but it was technically possible to to everything from the PDA.
There was a lot of innovation, creativity and excellence in the short lived Pocket PC gaming system. Of course there were ports and a lot of the pictures show this, but alongside ports, developers pushed the limits of the system. Some memorable and excellent companies producing high quality were Hexacto, Ziosoft, PDAmill, Momentum games, Crimson fire, eSoft Interactive and many more.
Never again
Hey,
I bet there are so many things you CAN'T WAIT to do once this is all over.
Concerts.
Mask-free grocery store trips.
Sitting at your favorite coffee shop.
In-person happy hour.
Buying all the Hearth & Hand decor at Target without gloves.
But I bet there are some things you don't miss too. Things you would be happy to never, ever do again.
Things like ...
… driving all the way to Timbuktu for showings, missing your kiddo's class party, and scarfing down your drive-thru chicken sandwich in the parking lot because you didn't have time for a proper lunch.
… saying "yes" to your cousin's friend who turned out to be a nightmare client
… getting hung up on, sent to voicemail, and having doors slammed in your face.
And …
… working your butt off and pulling 12-hour days, only to see that the dream vacation you've been lusting over is still on your vision board instead of on your calendar.
Say it with me, name … NEVER AGAIN.
Right now is the perfect time to make your "dream schedule" a reality.
If you're anything like me, you started this real estate business so you could have more control over your schedule AND your income.
But without a roadmap or guidance, this whole "helping people find their dream home" gig can sometimes feel like a nightmare. #Truth
In a couple days, Paige Schulte is hosting a workshop on marketing yourself online in a way that feels 100% genuine and authentic, so you can run a profitable, sustainable real estate business that works for YOU (not the other way around). It's called Mastering Social Media During Social Distancing: What to say and when to say it.
If I know you like I think I know you, you've got some Big, Hairy, Scary goals for 2020 — and you're determined to crush them, despite this massive curve ball we've all been thrown. #damnitCOVID19
It's a <<must attend>> if you're:
- A newer real estate agent who's ready to show yourself (and your family and friends) that you're going to succeed kick some serious butt at this business
- An experienced agent who's ready to master online marketing, crank up the digital lead gen and take your business to the next level (its time to pivot to the digital era)
Kevin + Fred
P.S.
Here's a peek at how Paige is going to help you rock your real estate business …
Find out —
- What to say on social media right now
- The 3 things you can start doing TODAY to prep for the grand reopening of your community and create a lead-generating online presence
- The digital tools every agent MUST adopt asap
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VA’s… (going live now)
I'm getting ready to jump on today's live workshop Justin Nelson will show you his VA systems and processes.
Here's the link to join at 9:30am pacific——> HERE
See you in a few!
-Kevin Kauffman
P.S. Remember to register even if you can't attend it live, I'll send a recording tomorrow.
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Thursday, April 30, 2020
VAs…
This method pisses off the old school VA companies you've heard of.
But when you hear how Justin recruits and hires his VAs you'll understand why you should do it this way too…
My buddy Justin is doing a free training Friday morning.
Friday @ 9:30am Pacific
How to Achieve FULL Leverage For Less Than 4 Starbuck's Coffee's Per Day
This training is going to be so good. Don't miss it!
Remember, we only have 100 seats and they'll go fast. You can register to save your seat below.
Here's what we'll cover:
- What tasks are best leveraged in the Real Estate Business!
- The Myths of the Virtual Assistant Industry
- Why most people don't have virtual assistants or don't make the jump to get one!
- How to get a Virtual Assistant FULLY onboard in 30 days
Hope to see you there!
-Kevin Kauffman
P.S. As a reminder, even if you can't make it live, register and we'll send you a recording.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Friday May 1st
Hey Next Level Agents,
A friend shared something cool with us recently.
His name is Justin Nelson, and he runs a company called Sphere Rocket VA.
Justin has launched multiple companies using Virtual Assistant Leverage.
Wait? What did I say?
You heard right. He's launched multiple companies using VAs and the best part is that he's willing to share his secrets with us.
We asked Justin to share knowledge with us during a free live training at 9:30 AM Pacific on Friday, May 1st.
What tasks are best leveraged in the Real Estate Business!
The Myths of the Virtual Assistant Industry
Why most people don't have virtual assistants or don't make the jump to get one!
How to get a Virtual Assistant FULLY onboard in 30 days
Space is limited to 100 seats. Click the link below to register.
Kevin and Fred
P.S.
If you want the detailed information but can't attend live, register anyway and we'll send you the replay after it's over.
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Monday, April 27, 2020
Sunday, April 26, 2020
Top 5 Best TV Series Based On Hacking & Technology 2018
Top 5 Best TV Series Based On Hacking & Technology 2018
Top 5 Best TV Series Based On Hacking And Technology 2018
Well, if you are a tech fanatic then you will love watching TV shows which are based on hacking and technology. If you are a tech geek, then you will know that hacking stuff in movies/serials always generates glamor and mystery and adds that special oomph factor to the movie or Tv SHOW.
However, there are not much movies/ or TV serials made on hacking and technology. Technology is rapidly becoming the key point in human lives. The previous year we have seen how hackers had made their marks on giant companies. So, in this article, we are going to discuss top TV shows which have to hack as the central theme. So, have a look at the list.
#1 Mr. Robot
Mr. Robot: Best TV Series Based On Hacking & Technology 2018
Well, the reason why I listed Mr. Robot on the top is because this show has millions of followers and this is the first show that portrays an elite hacker. The elite hacker group uses computers, smartphones and many other technologies to penetrate secure network to take down evil corporation while being anonymous. The show displays the life of a young programmer named Elliot who works as a cyber-security engineer and a vigilante hacker by night.
#2 Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley
This TV series displays the tech and hacking with a bit of comic touch. The series shows the competition between techies in the high-tech gold rush of modern Silicon Valley. What's more interesting is the people who are more qualified are least successful whereas underdogs are making it big. This show is running successfully for three years now.
Read more;- How To Hack Any Game On Your Android Smartphones
#3 The IT Crowd
The IT Crowd
The IT Crowd is very popular series and is running successfully for eight years from 2006 to 2013. It is not like Mr.Robot it has its moments of hacks. The series shows the comedic adventures of a rag-tag group of technical support workers at a large corporation.
#4 Person Of Interest
Person Of Interest
It is one of the best TV series made till now. You will get to see the humor, twists, and lots of other things. In this show and intelligent programmer built and AI (Artificial intelligence) that helps to stop the crimes in the city. The show will definitely give you chills.
#5 Chuck
Chuck: Best TV Series Based On Hacking & Technology 2018
The TV series was somehow popular and ran from 2007 to 2013. The show shows the character of a young hacker and nerd who accidentally downloads US Govt, secrets into his brain and there is where the story starts CIA and NSA agents protect him and at the same time exploit him.
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