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Good news & bad news Okay sooo there’s good news and then there’s bad news. Dean just recorded a quick video to explain everything. Click the below link to watch it now. https://lnkd.in/gdcJ-w3W And don’t wait, he’s taking it down soon. Plus the “bad news” he has to share is reallllyyy time sensitive (as in, you need to get up to speed within the next 24 hours - yes, THAT time sensitive) Honestly it doesn’t matter what your experience was this last week, whether you showed up and went all in every day for The Game Has Changed Event… Or you signed up but life got in the way and you weren’t able to watch a single second… This message is the key to creating your version of success (whether that means having more freedom, more control, more impact, more choice)… and doing it faster, easier and stronger than ever before. Click the below link. Watch Dean’s final message. https://lnkd.in/gdcJ-w3W And don’t worry - the bad news isn’t so bad ;-) Enjoy, #mastermindbusinesssystem #thegamehaschangedevent

Highlights are a 20-minute compilation of all the entertaining moments of a 4-hour-long game. But they do not show you the moments where the game actually changed, because such moments are subtle - a field change in cricket, a substitute in football, a small team huddle in basketball. These moments are where the game flips, but highlights show you what will grab your attention. Book summaries, movie recaps, match highlights - they are all for entertainment, for you to tick them off the checklist. Art that can teach you, or leave an impact on you, can not be condensed into short form. It must be watched, understood and consumed in the way it was meant to be. Else you are just making shallow attempts to squeeze maximum value with minimal efforts, which serves no purpose but pleasure. This is not a dig at people who watch highlights instead of live matches, but a reminder that a condensed capsule or a shortcut can never replicate the experience and impact of doing it the real way.

When it comes to game trailers, those first few seconds are make-or-break. With attention spans shorter than ever, hooking viewers immediately is key to keeping them engaged and excited about your game. But how do you make those moments count? In today’s post, we’re exploring what makes the first 5 seconds of a trailer so crucial. Swipe through for insights on crafting the perfect opening for your game trailer, and if you've found this helpful, follow for more!

𝗥𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗘𝗣𝗜𝗖 𝗳𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗹𝘆 𝗴𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗻𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀? When I was young, my family would occasionally sit down to play a round of Farkle. If you don’t already know: Farkle is a game played with 6 dice. The objective is to be the FIRST person to reach 10,000 points. It’s like Yahtzee’s wilder cousin! But out of respect for your sanity I won’t go into all the details. Let's just say OUR family game nights involved spirited debates about the official Farkle rulebook (which probably doesn’t exist) Here’s what I WILL say: There’s a lot of luck involved. Some people play conservatively. Other people (like me) like to play on the “riskier side. And unfortunately for me… my risky gameplay caused me to lose quite a bit. My family would even get a bit ANNOYED about how I liked to play. I’d be in the perfect position but decide to keep going and risk it all. “Really? You’re gonna roll again?” my mom would say. “Yup” I’d reply, brimming with confidence. Like I said, it rarely worked out. But oh the GLORY when it did! I'd blow everyone out of the water as the Farkle champion. Now I’m not trying to condone careless risk taking. After all… this was just a GAME without real-world consequences. But it teaches an important business lesson (and it’s highly applicable to real-life): Unwavering belief. I knew the odds were stacked against me. Everybody in my family did. But did it stop me? Nope. I believed in my strategy (even if it was a little bit unorthodox). On those rare occasions that it DID pay off… The rewards were huge. Point is: Taking calculated risks coupled with massive belief can lead to amazing results (even when the odds are stacked against you). P.S. Building your email list is like the LOWEST-risk investment for your business. Either it makes you more money… Or it doesn’t (but ONLY if you don’t do it correctly). Now if you’ve been thinking of building your email list but don’t know where to start… reply “FARKLE” to this email. Let’s take your business to the next level.

This is the best way to prepare for a game 📈 Watching a short video of your focus points before the game is the best way to prepare yourself to perform during that game! By watching this video, you will remember your focus points better, which will help you focus on this during the game. We believe that this focus on what you need to do and how you need to do it will help you to perform better. Therefore, all our players receive a pre-match video. In this video, we share clips of the topics discussed during the week. Due to this clip, players can remind themselves of this topic and, from there, focus on it on the pitch. Do you also want to have better focus during the game? Then send us a message, and we can arrange a free trial session to help you achieve that.✅

Challenge your mind with the NYT Connections game! Test your knowledge, spot connections, and beat the puzzle. #NYTConnections #PuzzleGame #BrainTeasers Read More: https://lnkd.in/gFnDjYW6

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.

For the last few weeks we’ve been testing out a new Game Mode for GoSign.AI using Instagram's question addon where I can pose a question and the Instagram audience guesses an answer. The long-term goal is clear, how do we continue to drive down costs in R&D around (SLR) Sign Language Recognition technology? We’ve gamified the data collection process on a worldwide scale and now our b2b customers benefit from the cost savings compared to traditional methods. But now what about the annotating and labeling process, this is still ineffective for scaling up at volume so we’ve gamified this part through the new game mode which brings even further cost savings to the overall process. We’re calling it ‘Guess This Sign’ where we offset the annotating process to our gamers where they will get points and other incentives through gamification methodology. You can try it today by checking out GoSign’s Instagram Story. The preview will be up for another 12 hours or so and pushing it out on iOS & Android in a few weeks. Thanks for your feedback! Entrepreneur note - By using Instagram we’re able to test MVP features before deploying in full to quickly test some assumptions. Don't wait till the product is fully built and ready to test your assumptions, do it as early as you can within the development pipeline.

“It’s with great sadness that I admit that will soon be switching vocations and be looking to embrace my inner passion to be a board gamer Too much angst to discuss why I’m throwing in the towel, partially bad HR choices when it came to staffing the organization, partially because I did not fight hard enough to beat my competition and mostly due to government incompetence. So I now look at a new direction and challenge, the board game industry. I plan to launch this game by Nov 15, and hope to get some of you to beta test and/or buy all the modules I put out. Enjoy!” Introducing Parliamentary Shadows: The Interrogation Game! 🎲 A unique blend of strategy, role-play, and parliamentary wit. Engage with friends as you roll the dice and navigate real-world-inspired scandals. Perfect for team-building or a fun night in. Unleash your inner politician and see if you have what it takes to question effectively! #BoardGames #TeamBuilding #ParliamentaryShadows Available on LinkedIn through my messenger until a proper website will be created. Stay tuned here for links to social media explaining the game further.

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.