The Apps & Tools We Use to Make Stuff

One of the most frequently asked questions we receive is about what specific apps, websites, sources, courses, and other tools we use to make stuff. In this episode we'll get geeky with you and dive deep into that exact subject. Click here to download or listen to this episode now. Spiritual Foundations How do you respond when someone asks, "How are you today?" If you're like most people you respond with something like: "Fine" "Okay" "I'm hangin' in there" This may come as news to you, but you get to decide how you process your day. In this episode I give you some reasons why you should carefully consider the instructions you give your brain, because what you say is often what you experience. Selah. Tip Of The Week If one of your goals this year is to take a trip…enroll in course…get in better shape…or anything else you're likely to not do when it's no longer convenient…today's tip is for you! Most of us struggle to achieve our goals, that's because there's a big difference between having a goal and achieving a goal—stickK works by helping people eliminate this gap by using a Commitment Contract. A Commitment Contract is a binding agreement you sign with yourself to ensure that you follow through with your intentions—and it does this by utilizing the psychological power of loss aversion and accountability to drive behavior change. By asking users to sign Commitment Contracts, stickK helps users define their goal, acknowledge what it'll take to accomplish it, and leverage the power of putting money on the line to turn that goal into a reality. Feature Segment: "The Apps & Tools We Use to Make Stuff " The Tools and Apps We Use To Make Stuff This episode is a little different since it's more like a giant resource guide. Everything we use is listed below, and if you want more insight into why we use what we use then join Sean and I on an entertaining romp through the good, and the not so good, items in the Ray Edwards toolbox. Resources Mentioned In This Episode stickK Apple MacBook Pro iPhone 7 Plus iPad Pro Bose Bluetooth Headphones WordPress Get Noticed Theme Bluehost Rightly Designed Slack Evernote Fujitsu ScanSnap Nozbe Todoist Asana Basecamp New Kajabi Thinkific 1Password TextExpander Dropbox Alfred Expandrive Snagit CleanMyMac3 Jumpcut Backblaze SuperDuper Zoom Gotowebinar Workflow Freedom Pages Word Excel Numbers Keynote Screenflow Canva Scrivener Chrome Day One Byword Textwrangler Dragon IMovie Adobe Premiere CC Adobe Photoshop CC Canon 80D DSLR Rode VideoMic Pro Heil PR40 Audio Technica ATR2100 MDX Compressor/Linmiter/Gate Focus Time Overcast Habit List Dragon Anywhere MyFitnessPal Bible Study Kindle How To Help Subscribe to the show through iTunes and give us a rating and review. Make sure you put your real name and website in the text of the review itself. We will mention you on this show. PLEASE USE THE APPLE PODCAST APP! Get The Transcript Right-Click and "Save As" to Get the PDF Transcript. Quote Worth Note Seth Godin tells this story in "What To Do When It's Your Turn (And It's Always Your Turn"… "Stephen King, one of the most beloved, famous and bestselling authors ever, often goes to writer's conferences. After he talks for a little bit he says, 'Any questions?' Inevitably, someone raises their hand—I'm paraphrasing here—and says, 'Mr. King, you are one of the most beloved, famous, and bestselling authors ever. What kind of pencil do you use to write your books?' It's almost as if knowing what kind of pencil Stephen King uses will help them be more like Stephen King." It's not the pencil. It's not the computer. It's not the app. Or as they say in music… "It's not the gear, it's the ear."