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A Step-By-Step Plan to Promote Your Next Program

Workshop Your Next Online Course Launch

Now it’s time to plan your first or next launch with my tried-and-true, 7-Step Launch Sequence. 

You’ll receive everything you need to know, ask, and decide to get launch-ready in the way that works best for you. 

In Part One, you’ll receive steps one and two, which include the following: 

✔️ Determining the offer that works best for you and your students;

✔️ How to narrow down your ideal structure, frequency, and medium to avoid getting stuck in analysis paralysis; and

✔️ The best way to define launch goals and how to measure your success from where you are currently.

You deserve to get yourself and your course out there! Let’s workshop!  

Resources to Help You Build Your Course & Business

* VIP Half
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* Your Game Plan for Building a Wildly Successful Online Course
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* Get Your Starter Course Out to Market in 6 Weeks
https://coursecreationboutique.com/sixweeks

* High-Touch Done-for-You Services:
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This episode features Chris Olinde, co-lead for the Sparking Technology Innovation and Growth (STING) professional development program. In this episode, podcast host Chelsea Selby interviews Chris about the STING program. She then talks with two STING sponsors from Cohort 3, 1LT Chris Aliperti and SFC Bill Wilder, both with the U.S. Army 3rdInfantry Division (3ID) at Ft. Stewart, Ga. Chelsea discusses their sponsorship of a STING problem and the result of working with their STING team. Finally, Chelsea interviews Elise Young and DJ Akers, two members from the STING team who worked on the 3ID problem in spring of 2022. They describe their experience with STING and how they arrived at the potential solution recommended to 3ID.

Podcast hosts Taina Rodriguez-Berardi & Serenity Tedesco lead a panel discussion at LMU's 10th annual Yoga Day. Join them as they meet with panelists Tracy Tiemeier, Ph.D, Shyam Ranganathan, Ph.D, Marsha Banks-Harold & Giri Bhai, to talk about the state of Yoga and where we should go from here. 

Our guest for this episode is Liz Allen, Director of Communications and Marketing at Seoul Foreign School in South Korea. Backed by her global career and expertise in digital marketing, Liz shares her insights around social media, including which platforms are best for an institution to connect with current students, alumni, and their community. Furthermore, discover how Seoul Foreign School is showcasing their tradition and history in a modern era using digital media. Lastly, Liz recommends resources that can assist in taking your career global.

On this special edition podcast, we hear from all the amazing women involved in the Boost Lancashire Peer to Peer Network programme delivered by Simone Roche MBE (Northern Power Women), Alex Cousins (Alex Cousins Consulting) and Jane Dalton (Groundswell Innovation). 

The cohort reflect on the advice, guidance and support they have received (and given!) over the last 6 months as they have seized opportunities and grown their businesses. 

Uplifting, honest and open - you won’t want to miss this one!

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Let's learn about the various types of observational analytic studies - cohort, case-control, and cross-sectional studies!

A dietary study in Europe reveals a connection between processed foods (and drinks) and cancers. 8 years of research they tried to eliminate factors such as socioeconomic and diet preferences from the data but the link remains strong. What does it mean for you ? Doctor Karl and Professor Claire Collins discuss. 

https://theconversation.com/research-check-will-eating-ultra-processed-foods-give-you-cancer-91984

In this safeguarding podcast we discuss the relationship between social media use and adolescent mental health with Professor Yvonne Kelly of University College London. Based on 11,000 14 year olds from the Millennium Cohort study, the results of this analysis show clear pathways from social media usage to depressive symptoms of mental health. We also discuss how this can be averted, what industry at large can do and how new forms of algorithms could help.

Tongue to tail, our bodies need this more than ever. The science is absolute - hearts, brains, bodies, guts - this works. It's affordable, tasty and we all need more of it. Bananas, popocorn and high cocoa dark cholocate ? Professor Claire and Dr Karl both have upped their fiber intake.
http://healthyeatingquiz.com.au/ 

In Episode 5 of the DIAL Podcast, Professor Karl Ulrich Mayer of Yale University and the Max Planck Institute of Human Development discusses life course research, longitudinal studies and how they can help develop develop effective social policy. He also discusses what he calls his "just one wish data set" and why he believes we are close to having a Lifecourse Observatory.

Karl Ulrich is a keynote speaker at the DIAL Mid-Term Conference 2019.

Useful links

• An Observatory for Life Courses: Populations, Countries, Institutions, and History
• Societal Change and Educational Trajectories of Women and Men Born between 1919 and 1986 in (West) Germany

Do you have colleagues working alongside you to help meet your goals, discuss important issues in youth development and provide support & feedback?  In this podcast, Amber shares how you can utilize the Action Learning Approach strengthen this type of network in your role as a youth practitioner!

Read the Blog:  http://blog-youth-development-insight.extension.umn.edu/2018/05/take-action-with-action-learning.html

Podcast Transcript

A dietary study in Europe reveals a connection between processed foods (and drinks) and cancers. 8 years of research they tried to eliminate factors such as socioeconomic and diet preferences from the data but the link remains strong. What does it mean for you ? Doctor Karl and Professor Claire Collins discuss. 

https://theconversation.com/research-check-will-eating-ultra-processed-foods-give-you-cancer-91984

On the July16, 2015 edition of Tell Somebody, Maurice Copeland talks about the lack of progressj in getting Special Exposure Cohort status for Kansas City nuclear weapons parts plant workers and about plans for cleanup of the old plant.

Maurice is a former nuclear weapons worker at the Kansas City Plant and is active in helping workers with EEOICPA issues.

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After news of a serious incident at a Honeywell uranium processing plant in Illinois, the October 29, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody  welcomed former Kansas City nuclear weapons parts plant supervisor Maurice Copeland back to the show to talk about compensation and healthcare for former workers at the plant.

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