love these – what about have fun with community? get out of the house and meet new peeps?

Reading this the day after, it feels fussy in places. Working on simpler declarative statements. (The statement on Service is a good example.)

Hey there Joel. Once again, this is great snipped content for showing your expertise, but you are not getting the full effect of Ask Me Anything content – which is to get people to ASK YOU QUESTIONS. 🙂

Great video–full of emotion. Did you watch it back? Are you looking the camera in the lens? To me, it looks like you have flashes of looking at it, but you’re mostly looking below it. Do you see what I mean? It would be so powerful if you were speaking straight to me instead of my belly button.

Hi Amy,
Well, a got 1 reply.
They asked: “OOH! Can you share what you did?
What did you say?
What did you imagine?
Did you move your body?”

That’s a lot of questions, how do I handle that?

Do I just narrow it down by saying something like “Those are a lot of questions.
Let’s start w/ one, voice….”
Do I narrow it a different way?
And how…Read More

Joel – THIS follows the format and your caption here is perfect (and look at the views – much more clear and better engagement) – simplicity is key here: Ask Me Anything!
Topic: How I changed the aggressive, nasty, hostile, internal voice in my head to give myself more love, kindness & understanding
What questions do you have for me?

Nice, Claire. Are these both business-related or is one meant to be connection-building? #2 seems to broad to invite specific questions. For #1 my questions would be “What is Karma?” “How do you read it?” “Can you read someone’s Karma by reading about them or meeting them online, or do you have to see them in person?” Then again, this is not my…Read More

Hi @catpeltiergmail-com – I agree with Ruth. These topics are too broad and wordy. What about something like this: What questions do you have about Karma? or Do you struggle with meditation but want to get better at it? What questions do you have about this?

Your 4th topic – how you learned to play violin again after having a stroke – is inspiring. It sounds like a great title for a TEDx talk!

Getting down to the wire! If @AMYMSHANNONHERNANDEZ-COM doesn’t have any objection, I’m posting.

I think the others can become clearer. Here is an example: 3. TOPIC: Making practice fun for children
Nobody likes doing things they have to do. So it should be no surprise when children resist music practice. I have worked with —number of kids— over the —number of years—, what questions do you have for me about how music practice can be…Read More

The 4 it is for me too – I did not have a stroke but I have not played the piano for decades. It is more difficult to play by ear. But my piano moved in to my new home, so I ll have to figure out how start again at some point 😉

#3 is fascinating to me. I remember getting guitar lessons but not really wanting to do them. I would have loved to have some exercises that encouraged me to pursue music.

Wow – there’s a lot of juicy content here. As I am still wrapping my own head around this assignment I went through all your questions and tried to see if I could ask you “tell me more” or to even find a narrower question of my own to ask you. I found that in the Connection Content questions – that start with What – make me want to just know your…Read More

Interesting topics! We worked today on providing context for our topic with one or two sentence stories. Some of your questions may be too broad, but a little context may also help get the questions flowing. Great work!

Good start! I have questions. Do you like working more with Volunteers or moms who create business? Which characteristic do you seem to love the most working with?

How do I save $5k a year with automation? <— good question to post as is.

All of these are great. My question to choose which to use first is this – are there any characteristics of…Read More