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In part 2 of Digital dementia and The Lost Art of How to Find Things we take a memory test. Grab piece of paper and take the test with us

Find out more about the campaign here http://www.pozible.com/project/204106

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REPLACE THE BRAIN BATTERY

Get your first edition electronic copy of the "The Lost Art of How to Find Things" + our online newsletter.

Keep your valuables safe. Help your friends find lost items. Save money, time and end the frustration of absent mindedness.

Reviewers write - "The cure for digital dementia" - Glen Ransley - Deloitte "Clear, concise & well illustrated" Barbara Etter - APM Barrister "Change your life for the better" - Darren Osborn - CEO Headway PDF edition

Does the thought of giving a speech without notes terrify you? Chances are you are suffering from digital dementia, the inability of perfectly normal healthy people to memorise and recall.

Check out the new campaign to fight digital dementia.

http://www.pozible.com/project/204106

My name is Bill Aronson. I am a memory coach. My team want to show you how you can reverse digital dementia and age-related forgetfulness. To date, I have trained more than seventy Tasmanians and the results are remarkable. As Jim Kwik, one of my memory coaches says, "There is no such thing as a poor memory only an untrained one." Once you know the techniques, whatever your age, your memory starts to improve.

Come on this journey and transform your ability to remember. As your memory improves, so does your self-confidence and your ability to imagine your future.

In 2015, I became interested in improving my memory. I noticed that it was not as sharp as it used to be. I had particular trouble recalling names.Then I realised that this was a common problem. We are all prone to digital dementia, the inability of perfectly healthy people to remember names, numbers, lists, street directions, pin numbers, passwords and all the other vital details of our lives. There is an unintended and significant cost of moving our memory into the Cloud and that is our memory is declining. Memory is not something that you have; it is something that you do. As we age, our memory declines. We assume that is normal and inevitable. It is not. I work helping others to double their memory. I am amazed at the capacity of the brain to adapt and change. Tell it that it is in decline and it declines. Tell your mind that this is not helpful and it improves. Neuroplasticity is a beautiful gift. My memory is far better than it was years ago only because of tips I will share with you.

I have also appeared on ABC radio where I recited the first 50 decimal places of Pi. You can listen to the interview with Ryk Godard by clicking the image above or here. https://soundcloud.com/936-abc-hobart/man-never-lo... My website at www.billaronson.com.au is devoted to all things to do with improving memory.I have written a short ebook - The Lost Art of How to Find Things - which is now ready for publication. Challenges The major challenge is our negative belief that it is natural to have a poor memory. That is why I want to train several hundred people. The more the merrier but at this time, my next target is 200 people in Hobart and 200 online. That will start to build up a critical mass. Then we can start introducing this work in schools, aged care facilities and workplaces. We are now in discussions to provide memory training to small business owners and their teams with federal funding paying the cost. Let's end digitally induced dementia and strength our ability to visualise the future. http://www.pozible.com/project/204106

Sydney Armani is a long time Silicon Valley entrepreneur, with more than twenty five years' experience in the Valley's community, acting in both an entrepreneurial and investing capacity. He shares his recent vision from the 4th Annual silicon Valley Crowdfunding conference and the growing move to alternative investments. We gain valuable insights into the future of crowdfunding and the importance of 2016 with a move to more equitable finance, the increasing opportunities for women in crowdfunding and the development of ethical investments within the sector. Sydney is an active speaker and moderator at conferences and plenary sessions on crowd finance, capital markets, secondary liquidity, disruption in banking and a host of other topics. He has lectured at major universities such as Georgetown and Hult International business School , while authoring articles for or being interviewed by CNBC, WSJ, INC Magazine, Forbes, Fortune, The Economist, amongst others. S ydney is publisher of CrowdFundBeat.com, an online daily crowdfunding news site in US, Canada and UK. He is also the founder of Crowdfunding USA Platform an early stage venture funding for startup incubator & accelerator. http://svcrowdfundbeat.com/ http://crowdfundbeat.com/

Join us for part 2 of the RMIT 3D Printing Tour with an update on 3D Printing Trends

We take a tour at the Centre for Additive Manufacturing where research is driven by market requirements and focuses on design, materials and manufacturing and system development.

More details can be found here

http://www.rmit.edu.au/research/research-institutes-centres-and-groups/research-centres/centre-for-additive-manufacturing/about/

01 : EATT Magazine startup Podcast E1 with Research Rockets

Blast off with the first podcast from the EATT Magazine startup Podcast and join Paul Ayling from Research rockets.

02 : Podcast for startups with Helen from Busivid

Join us and listen to the startup podcast with Cullen from EATT Magazine and Helen from Busivid and get insights into one of the new startup apps at The CONNECT Expo In Melbourne

03 : EATT Magazine Podcast 3 – Retail design with Andy

EATT Magazine Podcast 3 – Retail design with Andy and an introduction to this years podcast program.Andy Hennessy takes us through a designers view of retail merchandise and how an understanding of several principals can apply to the effects a design.

04 : EATT Magazine Podcast 4 – Silicon beach with Athula

In part 1 of this series of podcasts around silicon beach for startups we join Athula Bogota in this remarkably candid interview on his role as the lead organizer for a silicon beach meetup.

05 : Podcast 5 – Interview with Phillip Ball

Join us in this Interview with Phillip Ball sharing his thoughts on his new book Invisible: The Dangerous Allure of the Unseen.

Phillip shares some of his research into his next book he is currently working on and the window he is using capture the philosophy and engineering of this exciting project.

06 : EATT Radio at Carlton Connect with Tony Lloyd

EATT Radio interview Part 1 with Tony Lloyd an Australian contemporary artist.Join Cullen the Editor of EATT magazine interviewing Tony Lloyd about his exhibiting works at "Baby it's hot outside!" – a ThoughtLAB-14 event presented by the Carlton Connect Initiative at The University of Melbourne.

07 : EATT Magazine podcast 7 with Pamela Bain

Join us for the EATT Magazine podcast 7 with Pamela Bain part 1 of a 2 part podcast series.Pamela Bain is a practicing artist with over ten years exhibiting history. Working with materials and media such as acrylic, watercolour, pastel pencil, ink and collage, Pam is now exploring the application of digital manipulation to her painterly creations.

08 : Col. Chris Hadfield – First Canadian Astronaut to walk in space with Pamela Bain Podcast

In Part 2 of this podcast Pam also talks about her life long passion for space travel history – a fascination recharged with each pilgrimage to NASA Houston.Hadfield conveys his interesting insights on art and communication pertinent to the 'space' experience along with his unique views of earth from the International Space Station.

09 : Virtual Reality podcast with Stefan Pernar the director of Virtual Reality Ventures Podcast

In this Virtual Reality podcast Stefan Pernar, president of the Australian Virtual Reality Industry Association and director of Virtual Reality Ventures, shares some of his experience in VR technology.

10 : Artists and Entrepreneurs with Cammy Davis from art on the airwaves.com

Join us in this interview with Cammy Davis about Artists and Entrepreneurs. Cammy hosts a show called Art on the Airwaves for KSKQ radio in Ashland Oregon. The show is about art and the business of art, where she interviews a wide variety of guests from artists, to musicians, to magazine editors, to book authors and discusses topics relevant to "artists and entrepreneurs."

11 : Join Dr Renee Beale at the Carlton Connect initiative podcast

Peter Sharp and Dr Renee Beale, High and Low, 2013. Peter Sharp and Renee Beale created a couple of years ago called 'High and Low' for an Insight Radical show in a gallery in Sydney – it tells a story of Chemistry from its roots in alchemy to more modern tech of today.

12 : An interview with Katie Demar – networker, accountant and photographer volunteering with Melbourne Silicon Beach

Katie has previously been involved in volunteering with Melbourne Silicon Beach, has dabbled in trades from all areas and is always keen to get involved in new and exciting opportunities. Currently Katie has taken her love of networking to the web where she is aiming to utilise her skills to create the digital nomad lifestyle for herself and other people.

13 : Tim Sinclair the CEO of Ringr the new app podcast

Tim Sinclair the CEO of Ringr the new app joins us from a very special event not yet revealed in this post but inside the interview itself and this is the first time EATT Magazine has used this technology during this call as a live test. Ringer has gained recognition from such companies as:

14 : Melbourne Silicon Beach with Sanjay from Random drinks and Sarthak from Getworm

Join Sanjay at Melbourne Silicon Beach talking about his new meetup created by 2 random dudes, having random drinks, looking to meet random people, doing random things at a specific place on a Friday night! If I ask you to describe the relationship between a startup and early users, what would you say? Perhaps producer-consumer? What if I say they are both the same? What if I say they both can be described with "one word" from the dictionary, that is:

15 : DJ Main Event and Josh from AUUG at #SiliconBeachOz

Join us with DJ Main Event and Josh from AUUG at #SiliconBeachOz.Main Event is a DJ, music producer, TV show host, songwriter and live MC act. He has performed the world over for concerts and multinational corporations as well as working with the best acts in modern entertainment.

16 : Cullen Pope and Martin Ball, Artist & musician with Cammy Davis

Martin Ball is a multi-instrumentalist and composer living in Ashland, Oregon. His music varies through many different musical styles, combining elements of alternative, electronic, reggae, and world sounds into a unique and ever-shifting mix of dramatic and compelling music. His goal is to make music that captures the listener's imagination with beautiful melodies, catchy rhythms, and interesting sounds and instrumentation.

17 : International podcast day .com with Steve Lee #PodcastDay

Join Steve Lee the owner of Announce Solutions an IT consulting firm. After retiring from the Air Force he worked as an IT Consultant for such companies as, Computer Sciences Corporation, Modern Technologies Inc., International Consultants and IBM.

In part 2 of our interview with Oscar Jofre, President and CEO of KoreConX, we discuss Equity Crowdfunding across the Globe.

Oscar applies more than two decades of experience and insight into successful start up enterprises to lead KoreConX's ongoing development and growth. He is a member of the Crowdfunding Intermediary Regulatory Advocates in the USA, a Top 100, Global Thought Leader on Equity Crowdfunding, and a Top 100 Fintech Influencer.

Oscar Jofre's latest book

EQUITY CROWDFUNDING 101

THE GLOBAL GUIDE TO A FINANCIAL REVOLUTION

THE GLOBAL PHENOMENON

Joy Schoffler stated about the book that: "Being educated before you launch a crowdfunded offering is critical, Equity Crowdfunding 101 provides readers with a great base of knowledge to build their crowds."

The Ebook was written by Oscar A. Jofre Jr edited by Jason Futko, and covers many areas of crowdfunding and Equity Crowdfunding.

EQUITY CROWDFUNDING 101

THE GLOBAL GUIDE TO A FINANCIAL REVOLUTION

Opens with a simple forwarding paragraph stating that Equity Crowdfunding is considered by most to be the holy grail of the crowdfunding phenomenon that is sweeping the globe. Companies can access capital via equity crowdfunding.

Then it dives straight into the basics with a very clear outline of the 4 main types of crowdfunding and equity based crowdfunding

Download EQUITY CROWDFUNDING 101

We sat down with Oscar Jofre, President and CEO of KoreConX, to discuss the future of equity crowdfunding and shareholder management for private companies. He's a Top 100 Global Thought Leader on Equity Crowdfunding, and a passionate advocate of finance disruption.

The discussion begins at ground level - with the how, what, when, why and where of crowdfunding, and proceeds to look at the industry from 10,000 feet up, focusing on why it's disruptive, and what the potential economic and financial impacts of this innovation are.

Gone are the old days of arms-length relationships with shareholders, and equity crowdfunding is a direct result of this. You have to be transparent with the crowd, and if you do it right, they're your best customers and biggest advocates.

Oscar is a featured as a passionate speaker on equity crowdfunding, compliance, governance, and transparency across the USA, Australia, UK, Canada, Peru, Singapore, Indonesia and China.

In a recent media release KoreConX was outlined as a Secure Platform that Prepares Users for Due Diligence and Simplifies Shareholder Communications to Reduce Risk

The release also states portals are responsible for conducting due diligence on each company that wants to list on their portal. Doing this to the highest standards is where they get the edge and the reputation they need to succeed. This is a major undertaking, and time consuming when companies come unprepared and in large numbers. Portals serve the company and the investor, and protect the best interests of both with good due diligence. The investor will remain with the portal long after the company has raised its money, therefore the portal operators want to make sure their investors are being well taken care of by the companies they have just helped in raising their capital. We help save equity crowdfunding portals time, increase deal flow, and make regulatory compliance easy.

The full release can be found here https://koreconx.com/blog/en/news/

Examples of Anthony's words that sell include

The focus on this page Equity crowdfunding USA is on people taking action when it comes to their equity crowdfunding projects. The seconds counting down on the timer is a proven way to get people to act instantly.

Here's an example template Anthony did using LeadPages on Conversion copy words that sell to demonstrate an email opt-in page. This template uses a high-quality background photo and includes a countdown timer, bullet points and easy opt-in call-to-action.

Additional works include

Crowdfunding examples

And an Crowdfunding App Competition currently live here at EATT Magazine and being used also no on our EATT Magazine Instagram account.

Elliot Chapple is the campaign advisor for Australia's biggest crowdfunding platform, Pozible. His mission is to increase the overall success rate of all campaigns. Working closely with creators his he coaches campaigns daily at all stages of their campaigns. With a background in the creative industries Elliot successfully launched Australia's biggest Action Sports Film Festival which started as a Skateboard Film Festival back in 2012. His time at Pozible has seen the project success rate rise from 58% to 65%.

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