Wednesday, January 28, 2015
3 Needs of Longevity – 30 to 60 minute tasks
• BBR Productions Inc : 3 Needs of Longevity – 30 to 60 minute tasks
Getting everything accomplished can feel overwhelming. Task after task piling on to make a mountain the size of “Impossible”. Tasks are vital to success. Completion of a task ensures movement. Not all tasks need to be completed in one day. In fact, if done correctly, you need only do a minimum of one task a day. This will inevitably add up to three hundred and sixty-five tasks a year. This mentality is good for a person trying to get into the swing of things.
One task a day is steady. Two tasks a day is a little more adventurous. At this point a strong upward average is about twenty-two tasks a day. This is a yearly success rate average. Keeping it up to this number will make a year flyby with glorious results. What a person can do in ten years is being accomplished in one year. What tasks get priority in this grouping!? All of them. Each task is filled with purpose and will get things going. Don't work hard, but be productive!
This is one of our most enjoyable statements at BBR Productions Inc. “Don't work hard, but be productive!” Life is beautiful, so why waste it away on working too hard. Working hard accomplishes nothing. Being productive is so much more rewarding! Give each task time caps. 30-60 minutes per task give a person control of success. If it is not completed in that amount of time, there is always tomorrow. A lot of little things is better than one big thing!
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
3 Needs of Longevity – Manage: Time, Money, And People
• BBR Productions Inc : 3 Needs of Longevity – Manage: Time, Money, And People
Quality of life begins at preparation. Learning basic knowledge on how to get brains thinking enough to stay alive. When all else fails, education is limited in life experience. Not everyone deals with stress, nor is stress placed upon each person, in similar ways. Limiting stress begins with winning back control over seemingly uncontrollable situations. Enlightenment must be sought. Inner peace and confidence are key factors to managing other people and oneself through life.
Time is a part of being that will continue long after humans are gone. It is everlasting, but it does not control people. People allow time to control them through mislead information. Time management is taking back that control through organized “S.M.A.R.T Goals”, daily “To Do Lists”, and “Self Imposed Time Restraints” per task. Committing to 30 to 60 minute time blocks per given task begins stages to reclaiming control over time. If a task is not completed, it is okay, it will be there tomorrow.
The heart of all evil is known as Money. This evil is actually a fear of conversation, and not physical money. People should talk about money. Money controls people out of fear. A fear to pay a bill, or eat. This fear is not about money, but survival. How does money work? What is its true value? Asking questions or spending time with wealthy people, or even being around those who understand money is a good first start. A budget is a amazing first step.
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Monday, January 26, 2015
3 Needs of Longevity – Getting there is only the beginning
• BBR Productions Inc : 3 Needs of Longevity – Getting there is only the beginning
With dedication success is very attainable. Though, what is success? Our definition of Success: A Client working in their field interest without a day job. Getting to that level takes a tremendous amount of effort. Once there, it is about maintaining that position of success while also growing opportunities. In life there needs to be a sense of ascension; never reaching a plateau. Keeping 3 Needs of Longevity in check helps perpetuate one's career.
Longevity is a combination of 3 Needs; Management, Entrepreneur, and Talent. Control over these aspects of Longevity turn success of a dream into a career for life. Management: focus on organizing time, money, self, and others. Entrepreneur: companies are ran in the green not the red. Talent: skills, tasks, each side of our Triangle of life. Focusing on only a talent, or practicing to be the best “anything” is a sure way a system will collapse. A powerful synergetic relationship between the 3 is crucial.
It is important to get organized before jumping out of a plane; Parachute, check... Socks, check... Gopro camera recording! CHECK! Set up a plan of action with S.M.A.R.T. Goals to get a monthly budget going. Know the strength of incorporating a venture. To keep Longevity's value up, practice talents to be ready for any situation. Getting there is only where it all begins. Be more than an idea, be actionable! It takes effort to keep it going way after success is captured!
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Friday, January 23, 2015
Social Media – 5 Does to help you Social Media
• BBR Productions Inc : Social Media – 5 Does to help you Social Media
These 5 helpful tips on Social Media are designed to maintain an organize. Setting up rules to follow for a better experience interacting with an audience.
1. Dedicate a limited amount of time to your social interaction. One hour to three (spread out) hours a day is a good amount of time. You have more important things to do out in the real world. When you are on your social media, time restraints keep you focused on your tasks at hand.
2. Remember it is not about what you are offering. Social media is about what others are saying. Keep in contact with people and show genuine interest in them. The game of life is about others. This is how we develop relationships. The more we care about others, the more they want to interact.
3. Images change everything so change your images from time to time. Once monthly is a good minimum to stick with. Anything more than once a week would be considered annoying. Audiences want to be involved but not cluttered with constant change.
4. There are better ways to invite people to events: Have actual conversations. Talk with people on a regular schedule. This is important, because if you have not talked with them in three months, it is now considered rude when the first thing you ask is “come to my event”.
5. Connect all your social media sites to Twitter. So when you post something it goes to twitter then is sent out to all your other Social Media Sites. This helps you reach out on all your sites while saving time and maintaining your needed interaction for that day.
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Thursday, January 22, 2015
Social Media – People respond to emotions
• BBR Productions Inc : Social Media – People respond to emotions
Personal lives are meant to be left off the internet and our social media sites. It can be dangerous for people to have sensitive knowledge of a specific person. Success, within any field, grows through a sense of mystery. The more that is known about something, the less exciting it becomes. To connect with an audience without giving to much away is an art-form of perfectly timed posts throughout the day. In addition to these post, what they represent are equally important.
How often posts hit the internet are especially crucial combined with timing. On average, post should be kept to about three times a day. Think meals; Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. If you happen to be a Hobbit from Lord of the Rings, keep to three of your seven meals. People like to look through their phones when eating, or on break from work. Another reason those times are powerful is because when eating, it is easy to open a phone and post something between stuffing the mouth!
What is a Brand representing? What is the purpose of that Brand!? These things come down to emotional posts. Or, the emotion of what is going on. A comedian might post a photo of them sitting at the table waiting to go on, or a photo of the set list with a comment status of “There is nothing more fulfilling than performing”. Obviously the comment and photo style would be based on that particular Brand, but the direction is still the same.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Social Media – HERE IS EVERYTHING I AM DOING
• BBR Productions Inc : Social Media – HERE IS EVERYTHING I AM DOING
Traffic can be unbearable at times. That congested going nowhere feeling that comes with too much waiting in a stack of nothings. Social Sites are no strangers to this feeling. Too many posts from one person, or “come to my show” request after request, can deter interest. When a feed is over populated with “Requests to Act” it can cause a few reactions, mostly being blocked, ignored, or a negative attitude towards a specific brand, grows. What is the point of a Brand's Social Media?
People are interesting creatures. They are born with a need to know mentality. A special curiosity embedded into the nature of our human behaviors. In certain studies it has been concluded that people want to know, they just don't want to be told about it. Because being told about something, or asked to do things, takes away a simple pleasure; the pleasure of discovery. More importantly, a Social Media outlet is designed to express an emotional outlet of action.
The buy me, see me, touch me, hear me, and taste me attitude should be left on a Brand's website. Social Media sites should be “what's going on behind the scene”, to Create a brand Interest. Audiences want to share their opinions within a Brand's experience. But how can one share an opinion on a “Request to Act”? - (Please come to my show!) Whereas expressing what's going on; “Had an amazing time performing tonight!”, gives audiences a chance to say “Wow, did you have fun performing!?”
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Social Media – People will find me, I'm awesome
• BBR Productions Inc : Social Media – People will find me, I'm awesome
Having a spectacular skill alone could attract audiences, if that audience knew about those spectacular skills. An issue with social media is an “Ego Game”. A Brand is only as big as its bark; not the other way around. Wanting to see who is drawn to follow a Brand's social media could end up being a very long wait. If Katy Perry decided to open up a new Twitter with the name Katy Perry, she would instantly draw a fan base. If she changed her name to Anna Whatever, then her numbers would be low.
Katy Perry's Brand Value is so great right now, her fan base is seeking her out to see what she is doing. More importantly, they want to be a part of what she is doing. Other than friends and family, very few people care about an unknown Brand. This can easily be corrected. Instead of worrying about who will “naturally” follow an account, become proactive. Begin interacting with non-celebrities, company, or anyone that has that lovely blue check next to it.
Interact will create awareness for a Brand. People will see what this new interactive brand is talking about; based on the “Rule of 10%”, over time audiences will buy into the Voice, Image and Create a Conversation with said Brand. Take away an EGO, and become proactive. Success is reflected in the effort placed into something. More productive actions create a much greater results. Utilize Time Management properly to get the best out of each day's efforts.
PS... Can you find the monkey?
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