Motivational Speakers and Their Teachings Master Table
Why?
See who is preaching what, the similarities and differences.
How?
Publish a master table that lists the motivational speakers, one per row, and the principals, concepts, techniques and methods they teach, one per column. Show who is teaching what, and see who have unique techniques, who are very similar, etc. each row and column is a link to more information on the subject.
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Automatic Personal Instant Coffee Maker
Why?
Get your instant coffee just right every time.
How?
A machine that can make instant coffee that is just the way you like it. The perfect mixture of water, coffee, milk, sugar, etc. It can also have multiple buttons, one for each member of the family or office, so each one will have coffee the way they want it.
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Should I Eat Dinner?
Why?
Keep you on track to lose weight or keep it.
How?
During the day input into an app everything you eat. When it’s dinnertime, the app will tell you if you should maybe skip it. If you are still very hungry, it will show you what you can still eat if you insist.
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Lets Build Your Story
Why?
Stories are an excellent tool (you might say it’s a must) to create and maintain your brand. You might need help in finding your story and presenting it in an effective way.
How?
A service that conducts a deep interview with you about you, your life and goals. Then helps you find the right (and true) stories that would advance you, and creates the best ways to present those stories.
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Get Your Readers to Spread Your Newsletter
Why?
If they seem to be part of the production, they’ll show off to their friends.
How?
Include the following in your newsletter, something like this: “With a few clicks and in one minute, you can have your very own version of this newsletter. You can pick and choose what to include in it from a variety of articles, videos, quotes, etc. Then you can share your very own version with anyone you think might like it. Click here to get your own version where YOU are the acknowledged editor.” When they click they see a web page that shows the same newsletter with options to change a few parts of it, add other content that you already have for them to include, and even let them write a paragraph or two of their own. Then they can either type in email addresses of who they want to send it to (or use their contact list), or send it to themselves to be later forwarded to others. The newsletter is showing (and is sent with) their name prominently shown as the editor, just like the original newsletter they received had someone’s name showing as the editor.
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