This document provides an overview of a basic knowledge database (BKD) created by Guzman, Arzu, & Associates to promote complete daily awareness. The BKD contains memory updates on topics related to 21st century success, including the most common goals and setbacks. It aims to increase awareness, enhance skills, and build memory in areas like academics, athletics, arts, fitness, and family life. The organization creates BKDs for different groups like students, athletes, and entrepreneurs to outline key knowledge for rapid learning and development.
DO YOU PRODUCE VIDEO CONTENT FOR YOUR BRAND OR MAYBE EVEN MORE BRANDS? THEN YOU PROBABLY MADE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING EXPERIENCES CHOOSING MUSIC FOR IT:
1.)LOOKING FOR MUSIC IN LIBRARIES TAKES A VAST AMOUNT OF TIME.
2.) YOU OFTEN DON’T FIND WHAT YOU LOOKING FOR BECAUSE YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE FIRST PLACE.
3.) THE CHOICE FOR MUSIC IS UP TO VIDEO editors THAT COULD BE MORE PRODUCTIVE DOING OTHER THINGS.
4.) OFTEN TIMES LIBRARY MUSIC IS CHEAP AND ALSO SOUNDS LIKE IT.
WITH MUSIC BRAND POOLS WE HELP YOUR BRAND TO EASY TO LICENSE MUSIC THAT STRENGTHENS YOUR BRAND RECOGNITION AND GET YOU NOTICES RECOGNIZED AND RECALLED.
This document contains information about entrepreneurship knowledge and daily awareness. It outlines topics like 21st century success, goals, resources, obstacles, and demo assets needed for entrepreneurs. It also includes sections on student, parent, athlete, professional, and entrepreneur editions that provide knowledge in different areas. The document aims to provide a basic knowledge database for various groups.
The document outlines a knowledge database for students, parents, athletes, professionals, entertainers, and entrepreneurs. It discusses major setbacks like daily obstacles, social barriers, and distractions. It also covers problems plaguing families and communities, like childhood obesity and violence in schools. The document states that the database will provide information on the most common major goals for different groups, with over 100 goals covered.
¿What are our real motivations behind each design?
What influence does our world-vision have on this? How do our daily objectives & criteria fit in all this? If our vision is programmed, in great part by the "consumer dream" of our present culture ... How can we really change it?
Even though we might have good information & good intention, it's inevitable that we go dragging behind us many habits, patterns & ways of thinking that aren't very permacultural ...
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The documents discuss mission statements, vision statements, and their importance for organizations. A mission statement describes an organization's overall purpose and objectives, while a vision statement outlines its aspirations for the future. The documents provide examples of mission and vision statements and discuss their key characteristics. They also cover how to develop mission and vision statements through a collaborative process involving managers, and how these statements should focus on customer needs and the utility of an organization's products or services.
DMS Mentoring Brochure
"I believe in the importance of tapping into our true purpose and recognising the value of our experiences. I feel it's important for musicians to discover their own route to financial freedom, work/life balance and community connection. In doing so we empower ourselves, inspire others, and increase our chances of long-term sustainability."
- Elroy 'Spoonface' Powell
This presentation was prepared and delivered by Yvette Adams of The Creative Collective for AMPED (A Music Program Enabling Development). AMPED aims to assist young emerging musicians and artists aged between 15 and 30, young bands, musicians and music industry workers across the Sunshine Coast to develop their skills and professional opportunities in the music industry. The project is an initiative of the Queensland State Government through Arts Queensland’s A-venue program and delivered by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council.
The document provides tips and strategies for public relations, event planning, communications, and media relations. It discusses developing key messages and stories, understanding audiences, framing issues, responding to questions from reporters, and tips for effective interviews. The overall focus is on planning communications to achieve organizational goals and priorities through various media and dissemination strategies.
DO YOU PRODUCE VIDEO CONTENT FOR YOUR BRAND OR MAYBE EVEN MORE BRANDS? THEN YOU PROBABLY MADE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING EXPERIENCES CHOOSING MUSIC FOR IT:
1.)LOOKING FOR MUSIC IN LIBRARIES TAKES A VAST AMOUNT OF TIME.
2.) YOU OFTEN DON’T FIND WHAT YOU LOOKING FOR BECAUSE YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE FIRST PLACE.
3.) THE CHOICE FOR MUSIC IS UP TO VIDEO editors THAT COULD BE MORE PRODUCTIVE DOING OTHER THINGS.
4.) OFTEN TIMES LIBRARY MUSIC IS CHEAP AND ALSO SOUNDS LIKE IT.
WITH MUSIC BRAND POOLS WE HELP YOUR BRAND TO EASY TO LICENSE MUSIC THAT STRENGTHENS YOUR BRAND RECOGNITION AND GET YOU NOTICES RECOGNIZED AND RECALLED.
This document contains information about entrepreneurship knowledge and daily awareness. It outlines topics like 21st century success, goals, resources, obstacles, and demo assets needed for entrepreneurs. It also includes sections on student, parent, athlete, professional, and entrepreneur editions that provide knowledge in different areas. The document aims to provide a basic knowledge database for various groups.
The document outlines a knowledge database for students, parents, athletes, professionals, entertainers, and entrepreneurs. It discusses major setbacks like daily obstacles, social barriers, and distractions. It also covers problems plaguing families and communities, like childhood obesity and violence in schools. The document states that the database will provide information on the most common major goals for different groups, with over 100 goals covered.
¿What are our real motivations behind each design?
What influence does our world-vision have on this? How do our daily objectives & criteria fit in all this? If our vision is programmed, in great part by the "consumer dream" of our present culture ... How can we really change it?
Even though we might have good information & good intention, it's inevitable that we go dragging behind us many habits, patterns & ways of thinking that aren't very permacultural ...
The Business Vision and Missiobvfdvn.pdfhananakbar781
The documents discuss mission statements, vision statements, and their importance for organizations. A mission statement describes an organization's overall purpose and objectives, while a vision statement outlines its aspirations for the future. The documents provide examples of mission and vision statements and discuss their key characteristics. They also cover how to develop mission and vision statements through a collaborative process involving managers, and how these statements should focus on customer needs and the utility of an organization's products or services.
DMS Mentoring Brochure
"I believe in the importance of tapping into our true purpose and recognising the value of our experiences. I feel it's important for musicians to discover their own route to financial freedom, work/life balance and community connection. In doing so we empower ourselves, inspire others, and increase our chances of long-term sustainability."
- Elroy 'Spoonface' Powell
This presentation was prepared and delivered by Yvette Adams of The Creative Collective for AMPED (A Music Program Enabling Development). AMPED aims to assist young emerging musicians and artists aged between 15 and 30, young bands, musicians and music industry workers across the Sunshine Coast to develop their skills and professional opportunities in the music industry. The project is an initiative of the Queensland State Government through Arts Queensland’s A-venue program and delivered by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council.
The document provides tips and strategies for public relations, event planning, communications, and media relations. It discusses developing key messages and stories, understanding audiences, framing issues, responding to questions from reporters, and tips for effective interviews. The overall focus is on planning communications to achieve organizational goals and priorities through various media and dissemination strategies.
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The document discusses the importance of marketing school nutrition programs on a tight budget. It recommends understanding your target audiences of students, parents, and teachers and their motivations. Some low-cost marketing strategies include celebrating holidays, student contests and cafeteria elections, inviting families to eat, and using social media, visuals, and videos creatively. The goal is to effectively promote the program and drive participation while working within a limited budget.
The document outlines AICTE's Student Induction Program, which aims to help new students transition smoothly to higher education through a 3-week induction period. The objectives of the program are to familiarize students with the institution's culture and practices, establish a healthy daily routine, facilitate bonding between peers and faculty, and develop awareness of one's place in individual, family, social, and environmental contexts. The induction activities include modules on universal human values, physical health, familiarization with academic departments, literature, creative arts, and remedial mathematics/language skills. Resources provided to implement the program include guidance manuals, teaching materials, and recordings of sample induction activities. The goal is to support students' holistic development through a value
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The document outlines an induction program developed by AICTE for new students entering higher education. It aims to help with the transition from school to college through a three-week program. The objectives are to familiarize students with the institution's culture, establish a daily routine, develop bonds with peers and faculty, and address weaknesses in skills. The activities include lectures on universal human values, physical health activities, visits to local areas, lectures by eminent people, literature activities, creative practices, and other co-curricular activities. Resources provided include guides, manuals, teaching materials, and recordings of previous programs. The goal is to help students overcome challenges and have a holistic educational experience.
The Baden-Powell Scouts’ Association aims to inspire the next generation through traditional outdoor scouting values relevant to the 21st century. While growing slowly, the organization has identified key priorities including focusing on the outdoors, maintaining its original program and ideals, embracing new technologies, promoting democracy, and creating a supportive environment for leaders. The association is committed to maximizing youth development and happiness through a progressive program grounded in its Scout Law and Promise, supported by a democratic and friendly organizational structure.
The document appears to be a report from a student design challenge team on their project to address gaming addiction. Some key details:
- The team undertook the project to help address the growing issue of gaming addiction in Singaporean society.
- They researched the topic, conducted surveys, and planned to hold a one-day workshop for primary school students promoting sports as a healthier alternative to video games.
- The action week appeared to go well, with positive feedback from participants. However, the team realized the limitations of their small project and that long-term solutions require broader community efforts.
- The report reflects on lessons learned in project planning and managing group dynamics, and sees the project as an initial
Regional Communication Forum / Programme & Expectationsworldscouting
The document outlines the programme and expectations of a Regional Communication Forum organized by the World Scout Bureau. The forum aims to train national leaders on communication strategies and help National Scout Organizations promote Scouting's mission and stories. Key objectives include supporting NSOs in developing and implementing communication plans to help the movement grow. The forum will provide training over four days on topics like defining messages, working with media, and developing a communication strategy. Participants will evaluate the sessions daily and at the end to help replication at the national level.
2016 Conference - Life after levels: assessing the whole child in primary PEYouth Sport Trust
This document discusses assessing students in primary physical education (PE) in a holistic way after the removal of national curriculum levels. It explores assessable outcomes in PE that consider the whole child. Teachers split into groups to discuss how PE activities could develop both physical and non-physical skills and how those outcomes could be assessed. The document presents one school's curriculum map, assessment criteria, and use of the Skills2Achieve online resource to systematically plan, measure, and record students' physical literacy development in PE. Teachers are asked to reflect on adapting these ideas for their own schools.
Robb Zbierski is a professional speaker who helps clients develop skills and mindsets to maximize their potential through his company Freedom Personal Development. As a speaker, Robb aims to inject excitement and encourage embracing passion to get results, drawing from his background in sales, marketing and the outdoor industry. The document provides Robb's contact information, background, past programs and partial client list to showcase his experience as a dynamic speaker.
The document provides information about an upcoming meeting of the ICF Colorado organization in June 2012. Key details include:
- The Denver Coach Federation is rebranding to ICF Colorado.
- The June meeting will feature a panel of experienced coaches discussing successful coaching practices.
- Special interest group meetings will be held before the general meeting on exploring coaching as a profession and building a coaching business.
- The newsletter highlights upcoming events, leadership messages, membership benefits and volunteer opportunities for the organization.
1. Communication skills - Employers want graduates who can effectively communicate orally and in writing.
2. Problem-solving skills - Being able to analyze complex problems and develop solutions is highly valued.
3. Teamwork skills - The ability to collaborate with others and work well in a team environment is essential in most careers.
There are several options for repaying student loan debt, including standard, extended, and graduated repayment plans that allow repayment over 10-25 years. It's important to understand the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans and utilize available tools to calculate repayment amounts. Creating a budget and sticking to it is key to managing student loan debt in a sustainable way. Communicating with lenders about any difficulties making payments can help avoid defaulting on loans.
The document provides an overview of the Living Smart program, which aims to empower participants to improve sustainability in their homes and communities. It discusses the partnership between organizations that developed the program. The 7-week course uses guest speakers, discussions, and coaching to provide sustainability tools and create a supportive learning environment.
Global Youths Leaders "Evolutionary Design Thinking" Program and Tour might just be the most sustainable and regenerative approach for youth's transformative development.
Super WOWed by the way our youths think... WIN WIN WIN for everyone and every step of the way is GENIUS! Please support WOW's Youth's Champion, Ms. Kyla Christie, and her crowdfunding project. This is part of her Babson College "Study Away" social innovations development vision.
If your company needs to submit a Charity Funding Proposal PowerPoint Presentation Slides look no further.Our researchers have analyzed thousands of proposals on this topic for effectiveness and conversion. Just download our template, add your company data and submit to your client for a positive response. http://bit.ly/2SxXSAJ
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After extensive research you will create a set of actionable design keywords and a concept. These keywords and your concept are your communication goals for the project. These communication goals will drive your design.
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Mike Adams, the CEO of ecdp, was awarded an OBE for his 20 years of service to disabled people. The bulletin provides updates on ecdp projects including working with Skills for Care to support disabled employers and seeking new trustees. It also summarizes local initiatives on developing an Essex health strategy and dementia care training, as well as national news on extending the Right to Control pilot and inclusive sport grants.
We're Adopting! A Strategy for Social Media In EducationEwan McIntosh
Social media, and whether or not it's adopted in any organisation, is almost entirely down to the culture of the organisation. But having a culture that doesn't match the aspirations of openness and sharing that would make social media a natural progression for the organisation does not mean that all is lost.
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Working with a Social Media agency - A non-profit client's perspectiveRyan Eades
In October 2010 I co-presented with New Media Strategies at a Non-Profit seminar. Our session was about the Not-Profit client perspective on working with a social media agency.
Julio Cesar Arzu and Charles Graham Jr. are team leaders being considered for sponsorship. Arzu leads the AAAE Sports Club and is described as visionary, creative, and sensitive to others. His traits include energy, a desire to lead, and intelligence. Graham leads the PAEG Entertainment Club and is task-oriented, autocratic, and confident with honesty and integrity. Both demonstrate non-traditional leadership styles that value diversity and collaboration over bureaucracy.
The document outlines the business plan for an educational support services company called The BKD Conglomerate. It discusses the market opportunity in online tutoring and stay-at-home education. It then lists the management team, services offered such as summer camps, mini-rule cards, and sports tutoring. The document also includes the objectives to refer 100 clients and sell 100 products per week, fields of supplementary education, daily obstacles faced, class objectives, and social media presence.
This is a presentation I gave to the Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation to help them understand how to better communicate for advocacy thru social media.
Spreading the Word Without Breaking the BankPrimeroEdge
The document discusses the importance of marketing school nutrition programs on a tight budget. It recommends understanding your target audiences of students, parents, and teachers and their motivations. Some low-cost marketing strategies include celebrating holidays, student contests and cafeteria elections, inviting families to eat, and using social media, visuals, and videos creatively. The goal is to effectively promote the program and drive participation while working within a limited budget.
The document outlines AICTE's Student Induction Program, which aims to help new students transition smoothly to higher education through a 3-week induction period. The objectives of the program are to familiarize students with the institution's culture and practices, establish a healthy daily routine, facilitate bonding between peers and faculty, and develop awareness of one's place in individual, family, social, and environmental contexts. The induction activities include modules on universal human values, physical health, familiarization with academic departments, literature, creative arts, and remedial mathematics/language skills. Resources provided to implement the program include guidance manuals, teaching materials, and recordings of sample induction activities. The goal is to support students' holistic development through a value
UHV I Induction Program Highlights v2.pptxSiva453615
The document outlines an induction program developed by AICTE for new students entering higher education. It aims to help with the transition from school to college through a three-week program. The objectives are to familiarize students with the institution's culture, establish a daily routine, develop bonds with peers and faculty, and address weaknesses in skills. The activities include lectures on universal human values, physical health activities, visits to local areas, lectures by eminent people, literature activities, creative practices, and other co-curricular activities. Resources provided include guides, manuals, teaching materials, and recordings of previous programs. The goal is to help students overcome challenges and have a holistic educational experience.
The Baden-Powell Scouts’ Association aims to inspire the next generation through traditional outdoor scouting values relevant to the 21st century. While growing slowly, the organization has identified key priorities including focusing on the outdoors, maintaining its original program and ideals, embracing new technologies, promoting democracy, and creating a supportive environment for leaders. The association is committed to maximizing youth development and happiness through a progressive program grounded in its Scout Law and Promise, supported by a democratic and friendly organizational structure.
The document appears to be a report from a student design challenge team on their project to address gaming addiction. Some key details:
- The team undertook the project to help address the growing issue of gaming addiction in Singaporean society.
- They researched the topic, conducted surveys, and planned to hold a one-day workshop for primary school students promoting sports as a healthier alternative to video games.
- The action week appeared to go well, with positive feedback from participants. However, the team realized the limitations of their small project and that long-term solutions require broader community efforts.
- The report reflects on lessons learned in project planning and managing group dynamics, and sees the project as an initial
Regional Communication Forum / Programme & Expectationsworldscouting
The document outlines the programme and expectations of a Regional Communication Forum organized by the World Scout Bureau. The forum aims to train national leaders on communication strategies and help National Scout Organizations promote Scouting's mission and stories. Key objectives include supporting NSOs in developing and implementing communication plans to help the movement grow. The forum will provide training over four days on topics like defining messages, working with media, and developing a communication strategy. Participants will evaluate the sessions daily and at the end to help replication at the national level.
2016 Conference - Life after levels: assessing the whole child in primary PEYouth Sport Trust
This document discusses assessing students in primary physical education (PE) in a holistic way after the removal of national curriculum levels. It explores assessable outcomes in PE that consider the whole child. Teachers split into groups to discuss how PE activities could develop both physical and non-physical skills and how those outcomes could be assessed. The document presents one school's curriculum map, assessment criteria, and use of the Skills2Achieve online resource to systematically plan, measure, and record students' physical literacy development in PE. Teachers are asked to reflect on adapting these ideas for their own schools.
Robb Zbierski is a professional speaker who helps clients develop skills and mindsets to maximize their potential through his company Freedom Personal Development. As a speaker, Robb aims to inject excitement and encourage embracing passion to get results, drawing from his background in sales, marketing and the outdoor industry. The document provides Robb's contact information, background, past programs and partial client list to showcase his experience as a dynamic speaker.
The document provides information about an upcoming meeting of the ICF Colorado organization in June 2012. Key details include:
- The Denver Coach Federation is rebranding to ICF Colorado.
- The June meeting will feature a panel of experienced coaches discussing successful coaching practices.
- Special interest group meetings will be held before the general meeting on exploring coaching as a profession and building a coaching business.
- The newsletter highlights upcoming events, leadership messages, membership benefits and volunteer opportunities for the organization.
1. Communication skills - Employers want graduates who can effectively communicate orally and in writing.
2. Problem-solving skills - Being able to analyze complex problems and develop solutions is highly valued.
3. Teamwork skills - The ability to collaborate with others and work well in a team environment is essential in most careers.
There are several options for repaying student loan debt, including standard, extended, and graduated repayment plans that allow repayment over 10-25 years. It's important to understand the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans and utilize available tools to calculate repayment amounts. Creating a budget and sticking to it is key to managing student loan debt in a sustainable way. Communicating with lenders about any difficulties making payments can help avoid defaulting on loans.
The document provides an overview of the Living Smart program, which aims to empower participants to improve sustainability in their homes and communities. It discusses the partnership between organizations that developed the program. The 7-week course uses guest speakers, discussions, and coaching to provide sustainability tools and create a supportive learning environment.
Global Youths Leaders "Evolutionary Design Thinking" Program and Tour might just be the most sustainable and regenerative approach for youth's transformative development.
Super WOWed by the way our youths think... WIN WIN WIN for everyone and every step of the way is GENIUS! Please support WOW's Youth's Champion, Ms. Kyla Christie, and her crowdfunding project. This is part of her Babson College "Study Away" social innovations development vision.
If your company needs to submit a Charity Funding Proposal PowerPoint Presentation Slides look no further.Our researchers have analyzed thousands of proposals on this topic for effectiveness and conversion. Just download our template, add your company data and submit to your client for a positive response. http://bit.ly/2SxXSAJ
Design Process From Concept Sketch / Keywordsstout510
After extensive research you will create a set of actionable design keywords and a concept. These keywords and your concept are your communication goals for the project. These communication goals will drive your design.
This is how you create a visual language that corresponds to your concept and engages your viewers.
If your company needs to submit a Funding Project Proposal PowerPoint Presentation Slides look no further.Our researchers have analyzed thousands of proposals on this topic for effectiveness and conversion. Just download our template, add your company data and submit to your client for a positive response. http://bit.ly/3bkZqql
Mike Adams, the CEO of ecdp, was awarded an OBE for his 20 years of service to disabled people. The bulletin provides updates on ecdp projects including working with Skills for Care to support disabled employers and seeking new trustees. It also summarizes local initiatives on developing an Essex health strategy and dementia care training, as well as national news on extending the Right to Control pilot and inclusive sport grants.
We're Adopting! A Strategy for Social Media In EducationEwan McIntosh
Social media, and whether or not it's adopted in any organisation, is almost entirely down to the culture of the organisation. But having a culture that doesn't match the aspirations of openness and sharing that would make social media a natural progression for the organisation does not mean that all is lost.
http://edu.blogs.com
Working with a Social Media agency - A non-profit client's perspectiveRyan Eades
In October 2010 I co-presented with New Media Strategies at a Non-Profit seminar. Our session was about the Not-Profit client perspective on working with a social media agency.
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The document outlines the business plan for an educational support services company called The BKD Conglomerate. It discusses the market opportunity in online tutoring and stay-at-home education. It then lists the management team, services offered such as summer camps, mini-rule cards, and sports tutoring. The document also includes the objectives to refer 100 clients and sell 100 products per week, fields of supplementary education, daily obstacles faced, class objectives, and social media presence.
The AAAE Family Inc. is a business that provides online and mobile education products and services focused on health, wellness, education, media, and sports. It aims to prevent stagnation and poor performance through innovative life micromanagement systems. The business franchises its model of teams of instructors handling teleconferences and videoconferences to deliver personalized education globally at a lower cost than traditional programs. It seeks growth through collaboration with forward-thinking entities.
This document outlines a 4-week strength and conditioning program for an Olympic athlete. The program focuses on total interval training and includes exercises like rope jumping, ankle hops, Olympic lifting, planks, hip raises, abdominal circuits, mountain climbers, quad circuits, and plyometrics. It provides detailed 10-minute workout blocks with 2 minutes of recovery between each block for warmups, strength, core, conditioning, and plyometrics on both Mondays and Tuesdays. The overall goal is to improve the athlete's strength, power, core, and conditioning through interval based total body workouts during their early season training phase.
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10. Complete Daily Awareness Edition 1
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All-Star Info Kit
Complete Daily Awareness Edition
Memory Updates for Rapid Learning in the
areas of 21st
Century Abundant Success.
Outlining a basic knowledge database specific
to students, parents, athletes, professionals,
entertainers, and entrepreneurs.
22.Demo Of Mandatory Entertainer Assets
Video Audition
Entertainment Profile
Video Resume Interview
Photo-Shoot Organization
Release Demo Project
Organization
Independent EPK
Talent Management Program
Table of Contents
1. The Concept Of 21st Century
Abundant Success
2. The Concept Of Complete Daily
Awareness:
3. Goal Understanding
4. Heavy Preparedness
5. Many Resources
6. The Concept Of The
Socioeconomic Warzone
7. The Concept Of The Lacking
8. The First Purpose Of Our
Innovations
9. The Second Purpose Of Our
Innovations
10. The Third Purpose Of Our
Innovations
11. The Most Common Major Setbacks
12. Daily Obstacles
13. Social Barriers
14. Distractions
15. Problems Plaguing Our Families
And The Global Community
16. The Most Common Major Goals
17. The List Of The Most Common
Major Goals
18. The Six Fields Of Independent Study
19. The Specific Areas Of Focus
20. Demo Of Needed Entrepreneur
Assets
21. Demo Of Professional Assets
22. Demo Of Entertainer Assets
23. Demo Of Parent Assets
24. Demo Of Athlete Assets
25. Demo Of Student Assets
26. What Is In The Student Edition?
27. What Is In Parent Edition?
28. What Is In The Athlete Edition?
29. What Is In The Professional Edition?
30. What Is In The Entrepreneur Edition?
31. What Is In Entertainer Edition?
32. What Is In The Edition of
Holistic Fitness & Physique Prep?
33. What Is In The Edition of Mental
Toughness & Physical Courage?
34. Final Thoughts
11. Configuration of the SMARTIST Model
The ways she started her business
• Build Our Roster- No Client = No Company and Dedication = Love
• Get Our Lawyer and Sign Contracts – Entertainment Lawyer
• Don’t Quit Our Day Jobs – Find ways for our artist to earn money, at least one artist
should be making over 200 thousand dollar a year.
• Draft our business plan- learn it and brainstorm
• Make a name for ourselves – promote and build a rep but still be professional
• Be Organized
• Get our Entertainment Account
• Get to work
The ways she started her tour
• Searched for venues and promoters; here is our list…
• Found out where our fans were; here are our profiles and fan interviews…
• Drafted a route and schedule; here it is…
• Drafted our show booking agreements; here they are…
• Negotiated our agreement; here are some pending shows…
• We drafted a budget – includes shows, gas, food, etc. and spending let; here it is…
• Advance the tour – get info ready for parking, payments, show manager, lodging, how
many people we can have on stage; here is my outline…
The album release timeline she was on
• Write Away – We got our media contact list, looking up editors names, and creating
awareness, get social media sites ready
• 12 Cycles ahead – We brainstormed from the top to the bottom our plan, who will run
our tour like the, managers and agents
• 4 Cycles ahead- we submit our music to media, set up a single, set up distribution, and
book our tour dates.
• 2 cycles ahead – we set up the album release; 2-3 weeks before is recommended, then
announce album release
• 1 cycle ahead- hype for album release party
• 3 weeks ahead – call radio station and other promoters and invite them to our release
party
• 2 weeks ahead – we sent hard copies of our music to college radio, and then began
interacting with our fans, which becomes the most important part after this is all
accomplished.
12. AAAE Template for Excellence
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Section: Popular Arts & Entertainment
Chapter: Character for Future Stars and Leaders
Tool: Power Vocabulary/Super Movements
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o be a person of conscience
o be courageous
o be considerate
o be compassionate
o be confident
o be in control
21. THE BKD
Basic Knowledge Database
A research database brought to you by:
Guzman, Arzu, & Associates
The Academics & Athletics Academy for Excellence
The Popular Arts & entertainment Group
The Individual Development & Fortune Company
22. Collaborators
Sam Nash: IDFC Team Leader
Noelia Figuereo: AAAE Team Leader
Charles Graham Jr.: PAEG Team Leader
Julio Arzu: GAA Ltd. Executive Business Manager
Michelle Lamb: GAA Ltd. Efficiency Protocol Officer
Esteban Guzman: GAA Ltd. Individual Development Specialist
23. The BKD on Complete Daily Awareness
Welcome back to another memory update from our basic knowledge database; where a chunk
of knowledge is given in each bit to increase awareness, enhance skill acuity, or build memory
within your area of focus. This BKD is based on Student Complete Daily Awareness. Let’s begin...
Highly recommended is the “BKD”. This is a self-study life-micromanagement tool utilized by
motivated citizens and upcoming leaders. It contains a power vocabulary of practical answers
that generate real lifetime results and socioeconomic independence. All the research has been
done for you.
Just the presence of this knowledge guarantees that your preparedness for 21st century
abundant success is achieved with speed and convenience. Just one read is an awesome
experience that boosts your mental status and physical awareness in everyday life; many reads
will transform you.
Most importantly, this knowledge database gives you access to the leading-edge lifestyles of
international athletes, scholarship students, and existing community leaders of both the
present and future elite. In our opinion, there is no greater asset that can be offered.
About our work
My team and I create BKDs on Complete Daily Awareness. These are memory updates for rapid
learning in the areas of 21st Century Abundant Success. Outlining a basic knowledge database
specific to students, parents, athletes, professionals, entertainers, and entrepreneurs.
The first purpose of our innovation is to increase awareness; it is the knowledge of what is
acceptable and acting accordingly. Being aware of different problems and confronting them in a
manner to create a beneficial outcome.
The second purpose is to enhance skill acuity through physical development.
It provides us with the abilities we need to explore and interact with the world around us.
These are all complex physical tasks that require body strength, hand-to- eye coordination and
perception.
The third purpose is to build memory. It is our brains filing system. It contains everything we
have learnt. We can store an amazing amount of information in our brain -for example, as a
child we learned around ten new words a day, and eventually we know 100,000 or more. The
job of RGSC is to get you to the point and beyond as fast as possible.
The issues we address are centralized around the four most important concepts of the 21st
Century. The concept of 21st century abundant success; the concept of complete daily
awareness; the concept of the socioeconomic warzone; and the concept of the lacking.
24. Our Area of Subject Matter Expertise
The Six Fields of Independent Study
1) Academic Leadership & Excellence
2) Athletics Science & Sports Recruiting
3) Popular Arts & Entertainment
4) Holistic Fitness & Physique Preparation
5) Applied Socioeconomics
6) Familial Stabilization & Household Management
The 8 Specific Areas of Focus
1) Independent Music
2) Acting
3) Modeling
4) Dance
5) Sports
6) Fitness
7) Education
8) Family Life
BKD Concepts
The concept of 21st century abundant success:
Overcoming the most common major setbacks and instead accomplishing the most common
major goals; raising the level of competition in the socioeconomic war zone.
The concept of complete daily awareness:
There are certain factors of individual development that help us accelerate our progress
and bulletproof our chances of success. In the socioeconomic war zone, these factors are goal
understanding, heavy preparedness, and many resources. This aspect is vital if the mission is to
realistically overcome setbacks and accomplish goals; you must know them to know what to
look out for, and so on.
Goal understanding:
being aware of the most common major goals; to make sure you know where you are going;
Heavy preparedness:
being prepared for the most common major setbacks we will face in a lifetime.
Many resources:
having access the resources you need to accomplish all of these tasks and avoid losing time
searching for answers that are already present.
The concept of the socioeconomic warzone:
The Socioeconomic warzone is our name for the public in reference to the real-world
battle naturally taking place amongst all people aiming to live and thrive within it.
The concept of the lacking:
The lacking is our name for the individual state of being too unaware. Unprepared, or
under resourced to accomplish the most common major goals off the 21st century.
25. How To Use The BKD
Power Vocabs, Form Commands, And Conceptual Informative Phrases
This is the way we were taught to do it: Create flashcards of your vocabulary words, either
digitally or by hand. Review your cards once a day. Every time you get a card wrong, put it in a
section for cards you need to review frequently. When you get a card right, put it in a section
for cards you need to review less frequently. You can even score each card for how well you
remembered it and place it on a scale from 0 (review tomorrow) to 5 (review next week or
month). Follow your schedule and adjust as needed. Use software, if needed, to store and keep
track of your cards — just not to create them. Instead, create the cards yourself and add
context clues so they're relevant to you. From there, you're on your way.
The Rapid Mental Growth & Physical Development Methodology
There are six forms of training and study used with this tool in order to gain optimal
retention and practical application. It also includes “Program Design Trackers”, this is an archive
that records progress for future analysis of performance and presentation challenges assigned
by Instructor-Trainer Guzman. With this tool, the academy uses five forms of training and self-
study for practical application alongside optimal retention.
Matching tasks and category: a one or two player game where notecards are used to improve
concentration and memory by forcing you to remember the definitions associated with the
vocabulary written on the note cards.
Memory game: read and review conceptual informative phrases (CIPs) or power vocabulary
associated with your vClass or area of life micromanagement. Then recite without note to
evaluate your level of retention.
Word association game: pick a category; challengers go back, and forth reciting power vocab
associated with specific area we are enhancing.
High intensity presentation training: to increase memory and perfect your execution of the
delivery needed for recall optimization.
Program design tracking: a self-study tool for independent practice so when you rehearse on
your own; you can also send your stats to a specialist for further customization or analyzation.
Please Note: Enroll in a rapid learning program or club with Instructor Guzman for more in-
depth study.
The Mental and Physical Training for Individual Development
Mental Training
1) Set aside 15-30 minutes of no
disruption
2) Be ready to review, recite, & present
the “power vocab”
3) Have a pencil and notepad in hand
4) Each session requires a “Program
Design Tracker”
5) Always text, or email, your results and
questions to your Instructor Guzman
Physical Training
1) Set aside 15-30 minutes of no disruption
2) Be ready to review, recite, & perform the
“form commands”
3) Choose a comfortable in-home practice area
4) Wear loose clothing, setup yoga met, and
water bottle
5) Have a pencil and notepad in hand
6) Always text, or email, your results and
questions to your Instructor Guzman
39. Complete Daily Awareness Edition 1
All-Star Info Kit
Complete Daily Awareness Edition
Memory Updates for Rapid Learning in the
areas of 21st
Century Abundant Success.
Outlining a basic knowledge database specific
to students, parents, athletes, professionals,
entertainers, and entrepreneurs.
Check out our other
All-Star Info Kits
Student Edition
Parent Edition
Athlete Edition
Professional Edition
Entrepreneur Edition
Entertainer Edition
Holistic Fitness &
Physique Prep Edition
Mental Toughness &
Physical Courage Edition
40. BKD NOTES
SHEET
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QUESTIONS NOTES
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SHEET
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Class: ______________________ Topic: ________________________
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SUMMARY: Write 4 or more sentences describing specific learning from these notes.
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SHEET
Name: ________________________________________
Class: ______________________ Topic: ________________________
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QUESTIONS NOTES
SUMMARY: Write 4 or more sentences describing specific learning from these notes.
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44. BKD NOTES
SHEET
Name: ________________________________________
Class: ______________________ Topic: ________________________
Date: _______/ _____/ ________
Section ______
QUESTIONS NOTES
SUMMARY: Write 4 or more sentences describing specific learning from these notes.
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