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Nov. 14 Launching of the Baguio Flower Festival - Panagbenga at 22 Press Conference Baguio City Hall Ground Baguio City Multipurpose Hall Feb. 1 Panagbenga Opening Day Ceremonies & Parade Panagbenga Park to Session Road to Magsaysay Ave to Harrison to Melvin Jones Grandstand Feb. 1 to Mar. 5 Baguio Blooms Exposition and Exhibition Juan Luna & Lake Drive Feb. 12 Handog ng Panagbenga sa Pamilya Baguio Melvin Jones Grandstand and Football Grounds Feb. 15 School-Based Competitions Baguio City Multipurpose Hall/ BCNHS City-Wide (Elementary & High Schools) Feb. 17 to 19 PMA Alumni Homecoming Weekend Philippine Military Academy Feb. 25 to 26 Exhibitors Day Ganza Parking Area (former Jadewell) Feb. 25 GRAND STREET PARADE Panagbenga Park - Session Road to Magsaysay to Maharlika - Harrison Road to Melvin Jones Football Grounds Feb. 26 GRAND FLOAT PARADE DILG - Session Road - Maharlika - Harrison Road to Melvin Jones Football Grounds Feb. 27 to Mar. 5 Session Road in Bloom Session Road Mar. 4 Pony Boys Day Wright Park Mar. 5 Closing Ceremonies & Awarding Melvin Jones Grandstand and Football Grounds Grand Fireworks Display Citywide - 5 Stations Official Source: panagbengaflowerfestival.com

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Edit business types INTERESTS Personal Interests Personal Growth Belief Hacking Company Culture Design... See More Personal Growth Belief Hacking Company Culture Design Mindfulness Meditation Education Technology Innovation Technology Astrophysics Biohacking Spirituality Humanism CONTACT INFO @vishenlakhiani Send Message hellovishen@mindvalley.com http://www.mindvalley.com MORE INFO Affiliation Mindvalley A-Fest Omvana Consciousness Engineering Becoming Limitless Mindvalley Academy Soulvana Zenward About - CEO and Founder of Mindvalley - International Speaker - Teacher at Consciousness Engineering - Author of The Code of the Extraordinary Mind Biography Vishen Lakhiani is the CEO and Founder of Mindvalley, a company that specializes in learning experience design, creating digital platforms and apps that power online academies in personal growth, mindfulness, wellbeing, productivity and more. He is also an international speaker and a member of the Transformational Leadership Council and the Innovation Board for the XPRIZE Foundation. His mission is to disrupt the global education system by bringing new models of enhancing human potential to people everywhere and building a school for Humanity 2.0. His highly-anticipated book, The Code of the Extraordinary Mind: 10 Unconventional Laws to Redefine Your Life and Succeed On Your Own Terms is available in stores worldwide beginning May 2016, published by Rodale. Awards For Mindvalley: - WorldBlu List of Most Democratic Workplaces 2008-2015... See More Gender Male categories Public Figure

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Vishen was able to take $700 of his own money and turn it into a $100 million dollar company — with no loans or VC funding. In doing so, Mindvalley has revolutionized the personal growth industry and has won over a family of over three million customers, subscribers and raving fans. Leading an international team of 200 people from over 30 countries at Mindvalley HQ (voted by Inc. Magazine as one of the World’s Coolest Workplaces), his goal is to revolutionize the global education system by bringing to the forefront transformational and personal growth education, and making these practices more mainstream. He is also a member of the Transformational Leadership Council and sits on the Innovation Board for XPRIZE Foundation. Through Mindvalley, he has won numerous awards for company culture and workspace design. His book, The Code of The Extraordinary Mind published by Rodale, blends evolutionary biology and computational thinking. 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PASTIMALLOWS March 30, 2017 by delishPH in Sweets17 Comments Pastimallows GoDaddy.com Logo $1*/ mo hosting! Get going with GoDaddy! Looking for something new for dessert? Try making your own Pastimallows. With its name, you’ll know that it is a combination of pastillas and marshmallows. It is very easy to prepare, no cooking required and would only take 15 minutes to make. Here’s how to prepare Pastimallows: Ingredients: 2 1/2 – 2 3/4 cups powdered milk 1 cup condensed milk 1 pack medium sized marshmallows 1 tsp. butter 1/2 cup caster sugar Process: 1. In a bowl, mix in the powdered and the condensed milk. Knead well until you get the right texture (similar to the pastillas mixture). If you it’s too wet, add more powdered milk and vice versa. But the 2.5 is to 1 cup should be fine. 2. Blend in about a teaspoon of butter. This will at least keep the pastillas mixture becomes too sticky. 3. Coat marshmallows one by one with the pastillas mixture. 4. Roll them on the plate with caster sugar. 5. You can use the macaroons paper cups to arrange them well. Its shelf life is about one month. It would stay longer if you keep them refrigerated. Note from Delish: I first tasted pastimallows on one lunch occasion, one of my church mate brought it. I liked it a lot. So I decided to try making one at home. And I would like to share it to everyone. pastillas + marshmallows = Pastimallows If you have any questions about this, don’t forget to drop me a message. Watch how to make Pastimallows here: Be nice! Share this with your Friends: Share Pin it Tweet Send desserthome cookingmarshmallowspastillaspastillas recipepastimallowspastimallows recipe Next Post Previous Post 17 Responses to Pastimallows Anj says: June 23, 2017 at 6:35 pm What powdered milk brand should i specifically use for this pastimallows recipe to get the taste right? Thanks for the help Reply delishPH says: June 23, 2017 at 6:40 pm Hi, you can use bear brand. That’s what I used.:) Reply Elaine Rizal says: July 1, 2017 at 9:18 pm thank you so much for sharing. i have a question. you said if it is too sticky still to add powdered sugar. do you think you ment powdered milk to add instead of powdered sugar because also it is not in the recipe you mentioned. thank you so much. please answer back. Reply delishPH says: July 1, 2017 at 9:33 pm Hi Elaine, thanks for pointing that out. Right, you need to add “powdered sugar” if your mixture is too sticky. 🙂 Reply Benilda says: July 30, 2017 at 3:27 pm Hi….where to buy caster sugar?thank you Reply delishPH says: July 30, 2017 at 9:49 pm Hi. I got mine from SM supermarket. 🙂 Reply Hilda V. Gonzales says: August 3, 2017 at 11:55 pm Ilan po ang nagawa nyo na pastimallows based sa measurements ng mga ing.? Reply delishPH says: August 3, 2017 at 11:59 pm Hi, around 20. but I used the bigger size mallows 🙂 Reply Gema says: August 21, 2017 at 10:03 pm Hi gaano po katagal pede xang stock¿¿ thanks po… Reply delishPH says: August 21, 2017 at 10:07 pm about 2-3 weeks if not refrigerated, but it will last more than one month if refrigerated. Reply rena says: August 24, 2017 at 11:10 pm hi have a a good day panu pag pandan or manggo na flavor anu gagawin haloan lang ba ng pandan powder or mangga powder Reply delishPH says: August 24, 2017 at 11:26 pm Hi, I suggest you use liquid food flavor. Mix it with condensed milk before mixing with powdered milk. Reply Joy concepcion umali says: August 22, 2017 at 11:36 am Kung ibebenta po ba to ok ang kita? Thanks! Reply jass says: August 23, 2017 at 9:32 pm what kind or brand ng butter po ginamit niyo? Reply delishPH says: August 23, 2017 at 9:58 pm just dari creme buttermilk Reply Xin says: August 31, 2017 at 10:27 am Pwede po ba gumamit ng refined sugar?instead sa caster sugar?tanx po Reply delishPH says: August 31, 2017 at 10:36 am Yes pwede. 🙂 Reply Leave a Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website Post Comment

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Ukoy Recipe – Filipino Shrimp Fritters Posted on November 26, 2016 /Under Filipino Recipes /With 2 Comments Share on FacebookPin on PinterestTweet about this on TwitterShare on Google+Share on TumblrShare on StumbleUponDigg thisShare on YummlyShare on RedditEmail this to someone Get this easy Ukoy recipe, the Filipino crunchy shrimp fritters using sweet potato. It is a popular Filipino snack that can also be served as appetizer or, like me, as a main dish to be eaten with rice. Make sure you do not forget the spiced vinegar for dipping! Get this easy Ukoy recipe, the Filipino crunchy shrimp fritters using sweet potato. | www.foxyfolksy.comI’ve been craving for Ukoy for like ages but I always thought that it is impossible to make them while I am here in Germany because of the main ingredients involved. The Ukoy/Okoy I grew up with uses green papaya which is impossible to find here, ripe papayas sure there are some from time to time, but not green unripe ones. Then while browsing through the net, I came across several recipes for Ukoy that use different kinds of vegetables like bean sprouts, squash and sweet potato! Get this easy Ukoy recipe, the Filipino crunchy shrimp fritters using sweet potato. | www.foxyfolksy.comI was excited to try it of course, so next in my list was the shrimps! It should be not so difficult I thought, of course there are shrimps in Germany, but usually we only have the frozen ones. Does not matter, it could work! But then all that I was able to find in our local food stores were too big, already peeled or the heads removed! I don’t know why, but I cannot picture an Ukoy with beheaded shrimps. My last hope was to go to the nearest Asian food shop (which is not really so near), so I convinced Armin that it is time to replenish our fish and soy sauce. And look what I found!!! The perfect shrimps for Ukoy!!! Ok maybe, almost perfect…perfect would be if they were fresh but these were frozen fresh but still, they looked fresh once defrosted and they tasted great and were crunchy just like fresh shrimps! I cannot be more happy! Get this easy Ukoy recipe, the Filipino crunchy shrimp fritters using sweet potato. | www.foxyfolksy.comGet this easy Ukoy recipe, the Filipino crunchy shrimp fritters using sweet potato. | www.foxyfolksy.comA note about cooking Ukoy: Don’t be surprised if you get a runny batter, it is supposed to be like that. I also remembered watching an Ukoy vendor in the ‘palengke’ or market (way, way back then) because I was too curious and fascinated how they make their shrimp fritters perfectly round. That is where I got the idea of using a saucer to measure and form my Ukoys. Get this easy Ukoy recipe, the Filipino crunchy shrimp fritters using sweet potato. | www.foxyfolksy.com Print Ukoy Recipe - Filipino Shrimp Fritters Prep time: 10 mins Cook time: 15 mins Total time: 25 mins Serves: 8 Ingredients ¼ cup flour 1 cup cornstarch 1 cup water ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper 2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon annatto/achuete powder (can be more or less) 1 cup small shrimps + some for toppings 2 cups grated sweet potato oil for frying Spiced vinegar for dipping Instructions In a bowl, combine flour, cornstarch, salt and ground pepper. Add the water and whisk together until well-blended and smooth. Stir in annatto/achuete powder to the mixture and mix well until color is evenly distributed. Add 1 cup shrimps and grated sweet potato in the mixture and lightly stir to distribute. Heat oil in a skillet or frying pan over medium high heat. Fill a small saucer evenly with about 2-3 tablespoon of the mixture and add 2-3 more shrimps on top. Gently tilt the saucer to slide the mixture into the hot oil and cook for about 3 to 4 minutes on each side or until they turn golden brown. Transfer the deep-fried ukoy in a plate lined with paper towel to absorb the excess oil. Serve while still hot with spiced vinegar.

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Ukoy Recipe - Filipino Shrimp Fritters Prep time: 10 mins Cook time: 15 mins Total time: 25 mins Serves: 8 Ingredients ¼ cup flour 1 cup cornstarch 1 cup water ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper 2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon annatto/achuete powder (can be more or less) 1 cup small shrimps + some for toppings 2 cups grated sweet potato oil for frying Spiced vinegar for dipping Instructions In a bowl, combine flour, cornstarch, salt and ground pepper. Add the water and whisk together until well-blended and smooth. Stir in annatto/achuete powder to the mixture and mix well until color is evenly distributed. Add 1 cup shrimps and grated sweet potato in the mixture and lightly stir to distribute. Heat oil in a skillet or frying pan over medium high heat. Fill a small saucer evenly with about 2-3 tablespoon of the mixture and add 2-3 more shrimps on top. Gently tilt the saucer to slide the mixture into the hot oil and cook for about 3 to 4 minutes on each side or until they turn golden brown. Transfer the deep-fried ukoy in a plate lined with paper towel to absorb the excess oil. Serve while still hot with spiced vinegar.

Is the Default Mode of the Brain to Suffer? By Drake Baer

NEUROSCIENCE January 19, 2017 8:00 am Is the Default Mode of the Brain to Suffer? By Drake Baer Share Share Tweet Share Email Comment Print If you’re going to get any sort of science done, an experiment needs a control group: the unaffected, possibly placebo-ed population that didn’t take part in whatever intervention it is you’re trying to study. Back in the earlier days of cognitive neuroscience, the control condition was intuitive enough: Just let the person in the brain scanner lie in repose, awake yet quiet, contemplating the tube they’re inside of. But in 1997, 2001, and beyond, studies kept coming out saying that it wasn’t much of a control at all. When the brain is “at rest,” it’s doing anything but resting. When you don’t give its human anything to do, brain areas related to processing emotions, recalling memory, and thinking about what’s to come become quietly active. These self-referential streams of thought are so pervasive that in a formative paper Marcus Raichle, a Washington University neurologist who helped found the field, declared it to be the “the default mode of brain function,” and the constellation of brain areas that carry it out are the default mode network, or DMN. Because when given nothing else to do, the brain defaults to thinking about the person it’s embedded in. Since then, the DMN has been implicated in everything from depression to creativity. People who daydream more tend to have a more active DMN; relatedly, dreaming itself appears to be an amplified version of mind-wandering. In Buddhist traditions, this chattering described by neuroscientists as the default mode is a dragon to be tamed, if not slain. Chögyam Trungpa, who was instrumental in bringing Tibetan Buddhism to the U.S., said the meditation practice is “necessary generally because our thinking pattern, our conceptualized way of conducting our life in the world, is either too manipulative, imposing itself upon the world, or else runs completely wild and uncontrolled,” he wrote in Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism. “Therefore, our meditation practice must begin with ego’s outermost layer, the discursive thoughts which continually run through our minds, our mental gossip.” In his book Mindfulness for Beginners: Reclaiming the Present Moment ― and Your Life, Jon Kabat-Zinn, the founder of mindfulness-based stress reduction, argues that this idle narration, this “selfing,” is something that needs to be reined in order to have a balanced mental life. When the DMN “predominates, especially out of unawareness, it can very much limit our understanding of ourselves and of what might be possible,” he argues. The crux of the Buddhist argument is that if you don’t establish some relationship with your DMN, some mindfulness of its activity, you’ll be yanked around by the swirling eddies of emotion, reaction, and rumination. But what do brain sciences say? Whether or not your default activity is helpful or harmful depends on where your mind automatically tends to go, says Scott Barry Kaufman, the scientific director at the Imagination Institute at the University of Pennsylvania. In the same way that your tongue defaults to probing a cut on the roof of your mouth, the brain is attracted to unresolved issues. “People differ drastically regarding if their default mode network content is creative or ruminative,” he says. In a way, the DMN is like a scout, ranging about for prospective futures. To Kaufman, the default mode has a “prospective bias”: It’s seeking out big-picture strategies for what could be. Depending on the person, their history, and their biological dispositions, that prospection could tilt toward worrying or hoping. As psychologists have contended for decades, daydreaming itself has at least three different flavors: positive constructive daydreaming, which has lots of playful, wishful imagery and plan-making thoughts; guilty-dysphoric daydreaming, which has lots of anguish and obsessive fantasies; and poor attentional control, where it’s hard to concentrate on anything. “Prospection can lead to suffering if it hinders executive attention, the ability to have awe, attention to the present moment,” he says, emphasizing that, as with so many others ways that our minds get into trouble, the problem is rigidity; research indicates that a disturbed DMN is a mechanism in depression. “Our greatest source of suffering isn’t the default mode,” Kaufman says, “but when we get stuck in the default mode.” RELATED STORIES Where Will Happens in the Brain LSD, Yoga, and the Therapeutic Process of ‘Ego Dissolution’ Indeed, the peripatetic nature of the DMN can be harnessed for creative thinking. In a 2015 Scientific Reports paper that Kaufman co-authored, 25 participants were asked to do creative thinking tasks, including the standard measure of divergent thinking, asking how many uses you can come up with for a brick (spoiler alert: doorstop and weapon are two go-to options). At the start of the task, the DMN coupled with the salience network, which selects which stimuli to attend to, and toward the end of the task, it coupled with the executive network, which is responsible for the control of attention and working memory — results that suggest that producing creative ideas requires a combination of focusing internal attention and controlling spontaneous thinking. “The DMN contributes to the (more or less) spontaneous generation of (potentially useful) ideas,” co-author and Harvard postdoc Roger Beaty told Science of Us via email. It underscores the fact that not all minds that wander are lost. University of British Columbia philosopher Evan Thompson, author of Waking, Dreaming, Being: Self and Consciousness in Neuroscience, Meditation, and Philosophy, says the DMN’s mental meanderings are “the baseline state of you as a cognitive system.” It’s tremendously pragmatic: being able to remember the past, plan for the future, and happen upon creative insights are all essential tools for navigating life. While he was hesitant to mix the word “suffering,” which is so loaded in ancient Asian religious traditions, with the “default mode,” which is of a contemporary neural vintage, the two connect in the way that suffering arises when people concretize the fleeting swirls of thought, especially around conceptions of self. Still, he says, there’s “particular kind of stickiness” that can come when DMN activity grows overly self-centered. Default-mode content involves an image of self, one that’s easy to become attached to. These self-conceptions are “affectively charged,” he says; they carry lots of emotional weight. “We constantly think that it’s not just another thought, that [the image of self] is something real, not just an mental image.” He compared it with a strawberry and thoughts of a strawberry. If you’re a particularly good imaginer, you might start salivating at the image of a ripe, inviting strawberry. Still, it’s just a mental image; not an actual strawberry. The “selfing” conjured up by the DMN is a lot like that: images of who you think you are, but not who you actually are. While you wouldn’t take a mental image of a strawberry to be an appropriate filling to a real-world shortcake, it’s easy to take your mental images of you to be your real-world self. “The self isn’t one thing, it’s an evolving construct of many different processes,” Thompson says.“Contemplative traditions like Buddhism and yoga would say that habitually investing in the image of the self more reality than it actually has is a source of great difficulty. When we take it to be real when it isn’t, according to these traditions, then that causes suffering.” He mentioned that in cognitive behavioral therapy, that process of divesting realness from your mental chatter is called “decentering,” or thinking less that your thoughts are the truth about what’s happening and viewing them as an observer. The therapeutic interventions offered by psilocybin and LSD — which, at least in one trial, helped longtime smokers quit at a rate three times that of the best pharma drugs — seem to have a similar, though more sudden, effect. At a phenomenological, subjective, what-it’s-like level, the trouble or lack thereof that your DMN gets into seems to depend on how automatic (or de-automatized) your patterns of thought are. Lots of our trains of thought, as suggest by the term train, speed along as if carried by a locomotive, one after another, carried by mental-emotional momentum. If you’re more biologically sensitive to perceived threats, it’s likely that it’s a direct line to rumination, or negatively, recursively reflecting on how you’re bad at your job, rock-climbing, dealing with your family on holidays, or whatever the task is. Though by that point the amygdala, so present in neuroticism, will probably be involved, too. The key is what brain science people call “cognitive flexibility”: being able to more freely choose your mental habits, and have greater agency in your cognitive phenomena. CBT and even hypnosis are options for taming an unruly DMN, as is the fashionable yet ancient practice of meditation. Study after study indicates that meditation reduces activity in the DMN. Judson Brewer, psychiatrist and director of research at the UMass Medical School Center for Mindfulness founded by Kabat-Zinn, has found that extended meditation practice reforms the DMN, so that the default mode itself shifts: The resting state of the brain becomes more like the meditative state, producing “a more present-centered default mode.” So maybe that’s what all that advice to live in the present moment is getting at: If you can invest more attention in the sensory world than in your narrative overlaying it, you might identify the former, rather than the latter, to be what’s true. 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2017 Event Trends That Will Grant Your Events An Edge Next Year By Will Curran

When creating an event experience, you want it to be a memorable, unique and amazingly awesome. That’s where this year’s 2017 Event Trends roundup comes in. Add these new technologies, strategies and activities into your planning as early as now to stay ahead of the curve. Don’t forget to use our free event planning checklist and make your life 10x easier when encorporating these trends. So you might be wondering what are the top trends? Well, here they are: Share Event Experiences With Anyone, Anywhere Through Mixed Reality Make The Physical Feel Digital Via On-Demand Services, Touch Tech, and More Increase Engagement Via Artificial Intelligence Deliver Exemplary Event Experiences Make Better Decisions Through Real-Time Data Let Participants Run The Show Hold Events In Non-Traditional Locations Leave A Positive Message Create Personalized Experiences So now you know the trends, let’s dive deep into each one and hear from industry experts on why each is such a huge trend. Share Event Experiences With Anyone, Anywhere Through Mixed Reality 1. Share Event Experiences With Anyone, Anywhere Through Mixed Reality One of the downsides of live events is that people have to be there to experience it. While this does create a unique experience for the attendees, wouldn’t it be better if people could be attendees no matter where they were? That’s where mixed reality comes in. Additional realities: AR and VR Mixed reality, where people where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time, is one of the newest trends in the events industry. Through augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), people will be able to walk through the venues as if they were physically there. These two technologies are going to rapidly become mainstream in the next few years (especially with the launch of technologies like Bridge and Structure), making them a must have for future events. With the cost of experience VR dropping with the release of technologies such as Google’s Daydream VR, it’s becoming easier for everyone to try VR. Let’s just hope it doesn’t become like the novel, Ready Player One. Live streaming via drones Livestreaming is everywhere now (you can even do it in 4K). EventMB also had this one on their 2017 event trends guide, for good reason, this is going to be everywhere! For those who do not have access to VR equipment, they can tune into live event broadcasts courtesy of drones equipped with 4K cameras. Drone streaming is another trend that we expect to see next year, paired with the live broadcast features of social media sites such as Facebook Live and Instagram Live. This will let events achieve game-changing, full-360 degree streaming before 2017 ends. We’ll talk more about live tech in the next section. Virtual meetings Virtual meetings will allow people to attend events remotely as if they were there in person. Right now that is done with cameras and the same live stream technologies avaliable today but what if the experience could be more immersive? The same set of options available to regular attendees will also be made available to them, through the power of real-time technologies such as the Microsoft Hololens. Which begs the question: how will people actually interact with each other in a virtual event? This can be done through personalized avatars as demonstrated this year by Facebook. Instead of tiny images and icons, you’ll be able to convey physical movement and even facial expressions. We imagine it would be like those holograms in Star Wars, but even more interactive. “Later, as immersive experiences with AR and VR reach full tipping points in terms of price and capability, AR and VR will expand beyond visual immersion to include all human senses.” – Jason Allan Scott, The Eventrepreneur Make The Physical Feel Digital Via On-Demand Services, Touch Tech, and More 2. Make The Physical Feel Digital Via On-Demand Services, Touch Tech, and More On the flip side, technology is also making physical experiences feel more digital. The sharing economy lets people access services on-demand, making them as simple as tapping on your phone. Events now have multiple concurrent tracks that let attendees go in and out with ease, just like browsing websites. Technology becomes part of everyday objects, making them smarter and more interactive. On-demand services By tapping on-demand services like Uber and AirBnb, event organizers can use crowd-powered services to gain ideas, solutions and services to bolster participation and engagement in events. Event managers and suppliers can use on-demand services to deliver better service at a lower cost. Choose your own adventure While big conferences already offer multiple tracks to cater to their diverse audience, smaller events will soon be able to do the same. In addition to participation in different sessions, devices like NFC and RFID cards will also give guests access to specific content. Want to learn more about RFIDs and NFC? Check out our episode 14 of #EventIcons where we interview Anthony Palermo, the godfather of RFID at events. Touch tech Physical products are poised to make a comeback in the 2017 event trends. Event engagement will be enhanced by tangible items that on-site attendees can actually touch and hold. Dubbed “touch tech”, these items are simple but smart, like Snapchat’s Spectacles which lets you take first-person videos through your sunglasses instead of your phone. All we ask is that the touch tech is better than the Touchbar on the new Macbook Pros) “Distributed commerce is going to grow in importance to event organisers and consumers alike in 2017.” – Joel Crouch, General Manager, Eventbrite UK & Ireland Increase Engagement Via Artificial Intelligence 3. Increase Engagement Via Artificial Intelligence The past year has seen the rise in awareness and usage of artificial intelligence or AI. Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, and Amazon’s Alexa are just three of a legion of AI assistants that people can use everyday. Needless to say, these same AI can be tapped to provide an added boost to events when it comes to personalization. Personal concierge Another awesome idea we shared with EventMB’s 2017 event trends guide. We also drew inspiration from Inbound 2016, and the launch of Hubspot’s Growthbot, which is a chatbot designed to be your personal marketing concierge. Artificial intelligence draws its power from the cloud and the crowd, where it learns by observing questions and responses of millions of users. Not only can an AI deliver information on-demand, it can also provide it even before you need it. On top of that, artificial intelligence can act as a personal concierge since it can process voice commands and even reply just like a human does. Expect a sassy remark or two in your future AI interactions. Virtual event assistants Event managers can use an AI as a digital event assistant that can help with anything from registration to budgeting. This helps event professionals build lean teams that can focus on improving attendee experience instead of drudging through backroom operations. AI as branding Siri, Cortana, and Alexa have all become household names because of their distinct personalities. An AI can also lends its personality to your event, much like a brand ambassador. But unlike your regular human spokesperson, this one can interact with hundreds of people at the same time without limits. The AI can then be a more powerful branding tool, allowing people to interact with the “event” itself. The AI can also stand at the helm of a viral marketing campaign. And to top it off, you don’t have to deal with a huge ego. “Imagine delivering more personalized interactions, and we all know our event participants loved to be ‘understood’ – insert AI” – Dahlia El Gazzar, Tech Evangelist + Idea Igniteur, DAHLIA+ Agency Deliver Exemplary Event Experiences 4. Deliver Exemplary Event Experiences The top currency of today’s world is not the US dollar nor is it Bitcoin. It’s engagement. This holds true for the events industry as well. Keeping the audience engaged in the event not only adds to the bottom line, it also makes participation in the event a fulfilling activity for everyone involved, from the organizer to the attendee. Emotionally intelligent events Emotional intelligence will play a key role, allowing event organizers to cater to the emotional and psychological needs of each attendee. Sensory lounges, recreational rooms, experience areas, and the like can keep participants immersed and holistically satisfied. Different demographics will have different needs, and the organizer will have to create different strategies to keep each engaged. The one-size-fits-all approach is scheduled to die out. Soft skills will also be useful in the creation of more efficient programs that take into account the needs and expectations of the participant, not just those of the organizer. It’s no longer about exchanging contact details, and more on exchanging meaningful experiences. Connect emotionally with local flavor Another way to heighten the attendee’s experience is the use of local aspects such as culture, locations and even cuisines, to evoke an emotional connection to the event. By creating an authentic and memorable experience, products and brands will find a home in people’s consciousness. A good example of this is AirBnb Experiences where people can take part in unique activities instead of just buying travel lodging. “It’s no longer about having a pen on hand or business card to send off with attendees, but rather giving them something that will heighten their in-the-moment experience and later continue to connect emotion with the event/brand.” – Monica Wolyniec, Marketing Communications Manager, Boomset Make Better Decisions Through Real-Time Data 5. Make Better Decisions Through Real-Time Data One of good side effect of using event technology is that it makes decision making easier. This is because you can gather enormous amounts of data, sometimes even in real time, and distill it down into actionable insights, all without lifting a finger. This makes event planners even more nimble, able to choose the more effective course of action through data-driven decisions. Measure ROI better By default, you can already collect data from your event from a variety of means: cameras, sensors, apps, and more. By measuring this data, marketers and events managers can better measure the expected ROI of each event activity. This also means that you can segment your crowd better and explore promising niche audiences. Generalized events are fast disappearing, and the trend towards niche conventions is gaining ground. Better logistics and management Real time data gathering will also play a role in logistics and event management. Demand for anything can be measured on the spot, whether it be ticket sales, session attendance, or crowd density. You can then respond by creating real time content on-site in response. For suppliers, physical stocks can also be replenished depending on the consumption, which can now be measured in real-time. This allows a new level of flexibility when it comes to delivering good, creating activities, and broadcasting content. One of our favorite tools to collect real-time data is Loopd which allows you see where your attendees are in real-time. “This’ll be the year of data playing a big role in determining the effectiveness of events. Marketeers are better equipped to calculate ROI than ever before, and there’ll be new technology emerging in 2017.” – Ed Poland, Co-Founder and COO, Hire Space Let Participants Run The Show 6. Let Participants Run The Show A mainstay of internet culture is the online community, where members of self-organized groups create content together and moderate their own actions. Because of this, people are clamoring for events where they have a say in its activities. It might be scary to hand over the reins to your attendees but you’ll find that it might be worth your while doing so. Speakers and participants learn from each other Next year will see the gradual decline in the keynote speaker-dominated events structure. Instead of having just one keynote speaker dictating the tempo, future events will focus on the creation of “learning sessions” where both speaker and audience can share the limelight. Existing examples of these involve the AMA’s or Ask Me Anything threads that proliferate online, where there is a direct interaction between speaker and audience. PS: We do this on a small scale every week with the #EventIcons show where we let the audience as the questions, not the hosts. Hear attendee chatter One of the sidelights of many events are the talks among attendees, often held in between booths and activities. The next year will see this being absorbed directly into the framework of events. Imagine creating an impact in an event even when you’re just chatting in the corridors. Create events together Events can also be more engaging to people if they have a say in how it is made. Organizers and the audience can get together to plan the content and activities. Of course, if people are engaged, they can also become the most viral form of advertising. By tapping into services that allow live social media broadcasts, you can get people to share not only the event’s proceedings but what they think about it as well. “For corporate events we are going to see conventional conference formats change to allow much more participation in the delivery of content – that’s the attendees making more contributions both before and during the event.” – James Morgan, Founder, Event Tech Lab Hold Events In Non-Traditional Locations 7. Hold Events In Non-Traditional Locations The use of dedicated meeting places will take a hit, as organizers become more unconventional in their use of space. Informality is fast becoming the new norm, and this spills over into the use of more casual locations. This includes places like rehearsal studios, lofts, and more. Surprising “pop up” events Aside from using new venues, organizers are also getting into the “pop-up” event bandwagon. This is the use of an unlikely place that has been remodeled to fit the brand or event’s message. These events are usually announced shortly before they begin, tapping into the surprise factor. The old, familiar, unsuspecting place is then found to have been transformed into an experiential location, to the delight of the audience. Exploring new event grounds As well, event organizers are moving away from the usual upscale venues and into the more unknown locations. It is not uncommon for events to be held far from central districts, in an effort to avoid the convoluted traffic, bustle, and other conditions of mainstream, high-demand locations. Second and third-tier locations are expected to make even more appearances this 2017. “From coffee shops that host drinks receptions in the evenings and nightclubs that transform for conferences in the daytime, to empty meeting rooms in busy offices where visitors can brainstorm for an hour or two, there are so many innovate ways we can think about venue hire.” – Andrew Needham, CEO, Headbox Leave A Positive Message 8. Leave A Positive Message Making a social impact is also an important item making an appearance in events this 2017. Leaving a positive message is always a welcome thing. However, these changes ought to start within the event itself. Diversity The white-man-in-a-suit figure as the top gun in an event is fading out fast. Increased technology and social awareness has decreased the barriers to entry, allowing more and more people to participate as authority figures. Organizers can induce diversity in the event by encouraging audience participation. Social media walls, for example, can help nudge people into sharing in the discussion. Safety Of course, being participant-centric and leaving a positive mark also means showing the audience that you care for them. Crisis management preparations are bubbling up as a trend, ensuring that the audience is cared for in any eventuality. “It’s not just about “being green” but also what makes good business sense in terms of company profit and giving back to the community as well.” – Damian Oracki, Founder & CEO, ShowSlice Create Personalized Experiences 9. Create Personalized Experiences Everyone wants to feel special. It might be something as simple as seeing your name (spelled correctly, of course), in your coffee cup. Or it might be a grand experience celebrating your achievements. Big or small, technology has made it easier for event planners to personalize their events, from emails to activities and even to giveaways. Personalized offers Google is a prime example of how your current interaction helps it make predictive assumptions on your future activity. This helps make things easier for participants by giving them what they want, when they want it. Aside from smarter, activity-based emails and timed prompts, these personalizations will provide better value to customers by throwing in promotions specifically tailored to the peoples’ preferences. This is like the product suggestions in retailer websites, only at a much larger scale and much more tailored to what you want. Personalized solutions Personalization also helps make happy campers out of irate customers and attendees. Different people with different concerns call for different strategies. While the shotgun approach prominent in today’s industry can be effective, it can be much more efficient for event planners to provide laser-focused solutions based on the individual’s profile. “The biggest trend that will continue to grow in 2017 for me, is the shift towards participants dictating their personal event journey.” – Stephane Doutriaux, CEO, Poken View the trends in Slideshow format: View the 2017 Event Trends on Slideshare Last year we only had five event trends in our sights, which now doubled to nine top level topics. Of last year’s five, two make an appearance this year, with seven brand new trends moving the event industry forward into the future. What’s surprising is not just the new tech, but also the new attitudes and expectations of attendees for future events. Want to learn more about trends affecting the industry? We highly recommend you check out the following resources: EventMB’s guide to 2017 Event Trends Corbin Ball’s 7 meeting tech to watch in 2017 EventBrite’s curration of over 50 event industry experts on 2017 trends 2017 AmEx Global Meetings and Events Forecast Want to see how last year looked in comparison? Check out some of these: Endless’ guide to 2016 event trends EventMB’s 10 Event Trends For 2016 EventBrite’s 35 industry expert predictions Successful Meetings magazine top meeting trends for 2016 EventFarm’s top event marketing trends of 2016 eTouches’ upcoming meeting trends of 2016 Genioso Event Magazine’s event trends in 2016 you need to focus on For event planners like you who want to be in the forefront of the industry, it’s time to take a close look at each of the above trends and see which ones can turn your next event into both something memorable and something with impact. 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When creating an event experience, you want it to be a memorable, unique and amazingly awesome. That’s where this year’s 2017 Event Trends roundup comes in. Add these new technologies, strategies and activities into your planning as early as now to stay ahead of the curve. Don’t forget to use our free event planning checklist and make your life 10x easier when encorporating these trends. So you might be wondering what are the top trends? Well, here they are: Share Event Experiences With Anyone, Anywhere Through Mixed Reality Make The Physical Feel Digital Via On-Demand Services, Touch Tech, and More Increase Engagement Via Artificial Intelligence Deliver Exemplary Event Experiences Make Better Decisions Through Real-Time Data Let Participants Run The Show Hold Events In Non-Traditional Locations Leave A Positive Message Create Personalized Experiences So now you know the trends, let’s dive deep into each one and hear from industry experts on why each is such a huge trend. Share Event Experiences With Anyone, Anywhere Through Mixed Reality 1. Share Event Experiences With Anyone, Anywhere Through Mixed Reality One of the downsides of live events is that people have to be there to experience it. While this does create a unique experience for the attendees, wouldn’t it be better if people could be attendees no matter where they were? That’s where mixed reality comes in. Additional realities: AR and VR Mixed reality, where people where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time, is one of the newest trends in the events industry. Through augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), people will be able to walk through the venues as if they were physically there. These two technologies are going to rapidly become mainstream in the next few years (especially with the launch of technologies like Bridge and Structure), making them a must have for future events. With the cost of experience VR dropping with the release of technologies such as Google’s Daydream VR, it’s becoming easier for everyone to try VR. Let’s just hope it doesn’t become like the novel, Ready Player One. Live streaming via drones Livestreaming is everywhere now (you can even do it in 4K). EventMB also had this one on their 2017 event trends guide, for good reason, this is going to be everywhere! For those who do not have access to VR equipment, they can tune into live event broadcasts courtesy of drones equipped with 4K cameras. Drone streaming is another trend that we expect to see next year, paired with the live broadcast features of social media sites such as Facebook Live and Instagram Live. This will let events achieve game-changing, full-360 degree streaming before 2017 ends. We’ll talk more about live tech in the next section. Virtual meetings Virtual meetings will allow people to attend events remotely as if they were there in person. Right now that is done with cameras and the same live stream technologies avaliable today but what if the experience could be more immersive? The same set of options available to regular attendees will also be made available to them, through the power of real-time technologies such as the Microsoft Hololens. Which begs the question: how will people actually interact with each other in a virtual event? This can be done through personalized avatars as demonstrated this year by Facebook. Instead of tiny images and icons, you’ll be able to convey physical movement and even facial expressions. We imagine it would be like those holograms in Star Wars, but even more interactive. “Later, as immersive experiences with AR and VR reach full tipping points in terms of price and capability, AR and VR will expand beyond visual immersion to include all human senses.” – Jason Allan Scott, The Eventrepreneur Make The Physical Feel Digital Via On-Demand Services, Touch Tech, and More 2. Make The Physical Feel Digital Via On-Demand Services, Touch Tech, and More On the flip side, technology is also making physical experiences feel more digital. The sharing economy lets people access services on-demand, making them as simple as tapping on your phone. Events now have multiple concurrent tracks that let attendees go in and out with ease, just like browsing websites. Technology becomes part of everyday objects, making them smarter and more interactive. On-demand services By tapping on-demand services like Uber and AirBnb, event organizers can use crowd-powered services to gain ideas, solutions and services to bolster participation and engagement in events. Event managers and suppliers can use on-demand services to deliver better service at a lower cost. Choose your own adventure While big conferences already offer multiple tracks to cater to their diverse audience, smaller events will soon be able to do the same. In addition to participation in different sessions, devices like NFC and RFID cards will also give guests access to specific content. Want to learn more about RFIDs and NFC? Check out our episode 14 of #EventIcons where we interview Anthony Palermo, the godfather of RFID at events. Touch tech Physical products are poised to make a comeback in the 2017 event trends. Event engagement will be enhanced by tangible items that on-site attendees can actually touch and hold. Dubbed “touch tech”, these items are simple but smart, like Snapchat’s Spectacles which lets you take first-person videos through your sunglasses instead of your phone. All we ask is that the touch tech is better than the Touchbar on the new Macbook Pros) “Distributed commerce is going to grow in importance to event organisers and consumers alike in 2017.” – Joel Crouch, General Manager, Eventbrite UK & Ireland Increase Engagement Via Artificial Intelligence 3. Increase Engagement Via Artificial Intelligence The past year has seen the rise in awareness and usage of artificial intelligence or AI. Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, and Amazon’s Alexa are just three of a legion of AI assistants that people can use everyday. Needless to say, these same AI can be tapped to provide an added boost to events when it comes to personalization. Personal concierge Another awesome idea we shared with EventMB’s 2017 event trends guide. We also drew inspiration from Inbound 2016, and the launch of Hubspot’s Growthbot, which is a chatbot designed to be your personal marketing concierge. Artificial intelligence draws its power from the cloud and the crowd, where it learns by observing questions and responses of millions of users. Not only can an AI deliver information on-demand, it can also provide it even before you need it. On top of that, artificial intelligence can act as a personal concierge since it can process voice commands and even reply just like a human does. Expect a sassy remark or two in your future AI interactions. Virtual event assistants Event managers can use an AI as a digital event assistant that can help with anything from registration to budgeting. This helps event professionals build lean teams that can focus on improving attendee experience instead of drudging through backroom operations. AI as branding Siri, Cortana, and Alexa have all become household names because of their distinct personalities. An AI can also lends its personality to your event, much like a brand ambassador. But unlike your regular human spokesperson, this one can interact with hundreds of people at the same time without limits. The AI can then be a more powerful branding tool, allowing people to interact with the “event” itself. The AI can also stand at the helm of a viral marketing campaign. And to top it off, you don’t have to deal with a huge ego. “Imagine delivering more personalized interactions, and we all know our event participants loved to be ‘understood’ – insert AI” – Dahlia El Gazzar, Tech Evangelist + Idea Igniteur, DAHLIA+ Agency Deliver Exemplary Event Experiences 4. Deliver Exemplary Event Experiences The top currency of today’s world is not the US dollar nor is it Bitcoin. It’s engagement. This holds true for the events industry as well. Keeping the audience engaged in the event not only adds to the bottom line, it also makes participation in the event a fulfilling activity for everyone involved, from the organizer to the attendee. Emotionally intelligent events Emotional intelligence will play a key role, allowing event organizers to cater to the emotional and psychological needs of each attendee. Sensory lounges, recreational rooms, experience areas, and the like can keep participants immersed and holistically satisfied. Different demographics will have different needs, and the organizer will have to create different strategies to keep each engaged. The one-size-fits-all approach is scheduled to die out. Soft skills will also be useful in the creation of more efficient programs that take into account the needs and expectations of the participant, not just those of the organizer. It’s no longer about exchanging contact details, and more on exchanging meaningful experiences. Connect emotionally with local flavor Another way to heighten the attendee’s experience is the use of local aspects such as culture, locations and even cuisines, to evoke an emotional connection to the event. By creating an authentic and memorable experience, products and brands will find a home in people’s consciousness. A good example of this is AirBnb Experiences where people can take part in unique activities instead of just buying travel lodging. “It’s no longer about having a pen on hand or business card to send off with attendees, but rather giving them something that will heighten their in-the-moment experience and later continue to connect emotion with the event/brand.” – Monica Wolyniec, Marketing Communications Manager, Boomset Make Better Decisions Through Real-Time Data 5. Make Better Decisions Through Real-Time Data One of good side effect of using event technology is that it makes decision making easier. This is because you can gather enormous amounts of data, sometimes even in real time, and distill it down into actionable insights, all without lifting a finger. This makes event planners even more nimble, able to choose the more effective course of action through data-driven decisions. Measure ROI better By default, you can already collect data from your event from a variety of means: cameras, sensors, apps, and more. By measuring this data, marketers and events managers can better measure the expected ROI of each event activity. This also means that you can segment your crowd better and explore promising niche audiences. Generalized events are fast disappearing, and the trend towards niche conventions is gaining ground. Better logistics and management Real time data gathering will also play a role in logistics and event management. Demand for anything can be measured on the spot, whether it be ticket sales, session attendance, or crowd density. You can then respond by creating real time content on-site in response. For suppliers, physical stocks can also be replenished depending on the consumption, which can now be measured in real-time. This allows a new level of flexibility when it comes to delivering good, creating activities, and broadcasting content. One of our favorite tools to collect real-time data is Loopd which allows you see where your attendees are in real-time. “This’ll be the year of data playing a big role in determining the effectiveness of events. Marketeers are better equipped to calculate ROI than ever before, and there’ll be new technology emerging in 2017.” – Ed Poland, Co-Founder and COO, Hire Space Let Participants Run The Show 6. Let Participants Run The Show A mainstay of internet culture is the online community, where members of self-organized groups create content together and moderate their own actions. Because of this, people are clamoring for events where they have a say in its activities. It might be scary to hand over the reins to your attendees but you’ll find that it might be worth your while doing so. Speakers and participants learn from each other Next year will see the gradual decline in the keynote speaker-dominated events structure. Instead of having just one keynote speaker dictating the tempo, future events will focus on the creation of “learning sessions” where both speaker and audience can share the limelight. Existing examples of these involve the AMA’s or Ask Me Anything threads that proliferate online, where there is a direct interaction between speaker and audience. PS: We do this on a small scale every week with the #EventIcons show where we let the audience as the questions, not the hosts. Hear attendee chatter One of the sidelights of many events are the talks among attendees, often held in between booths and activities. The next year will see this being absorbed directly into the framework of events. Imagine creating an impact in an event even when you’re just chatting in the corridors. Create events together Events can also be more engaging to people if they have a say in how it is made. Organizers and the audience can get together to plan the content and activities. Of course, if people are engaged, they can also become the most viral form of advertising. By tapping into services that allow live social media broadcasts, you can get people to share not only the event’s proceedings but what they think about it as well. “For corporate events we are going to see conventional conference formats change to allow much more participation in the delivery of content – that’s the attendees making more contributions both before and during the event.” – James Morgan, Founder, Event Tech Lab Hold Events In Non-Traditional Locations 7. Hold Events In Non-Traditional Locations The use of dedicated meeting places will take a hit, as organizers become more unconventional in their use of space. Informality is fast becoming the new norm, and this spills over into the use of more casual locations. This includes places like rehearsal studios, lofts, and more. Surprising “pop up” events Aside from using new venues, organizers are also getting into the “pop-up” event bandwagon. This is the use of an unlikely place that has been remodeled to fit the brand or event’s message. These events are usually announced shortly before they begin, tapping into the surprise factor. The old, familiar, unsuspecting place is then found to have been transformed into an experiential location, to the delight of the audience. Exploring new event grounds As well, event organizers are moving away from the usual upscale venues and into the more unknown locations. It is not uncommon for events to be held far from central districts, in an effort to avoid the convoluted traffic, bustle, and other conditions of mainstream, high-demand locations. Second and third-tier locations are expected to make even more appearances this 2017. “From coffee shops that host drinks receptions in the evenings and nightclubs that transform for conferences in the daytime, to empty meeting rooms in busy offices where visitors can brainstorm for an hour or two, there are so many innovate ways we can think about venue hire.” – Andrew Needham, CEO, Headbox Leave A Positive Message 8. Leave A Positive Message Making a social impact is also an important item making an appearance in events this 2017. Leaving a positive message is always a welcome thing. However, these changes ought to start within the event itself. Diversity The white-man-in-a-suit figure as the top gun in an event is fading out fast. Increased technology and social awareness has decreased the barriers to entry, allowing more and more people to participate as authority figures. Organizers can induce diversity in the event by encouraging audience participation. Social media walls, for example, can help nudge people into sharing in the discussion. Safety Of course, being participant-centric and leaving a positive mark also means showing the audience that you care for them. Crisis management preparations are bubbling up as a trend, ensuring that the audience is cared for in any eventuality. “It’s not just about “being green” but also what makes good business sense in terms of company profit and giving back to the community as well.” – Damian Oracki, Founder & CEO, ShowSlice Create Personalized Experiences 9. Create Personalized Experiences Everyone wants to feel special. It might be something as simple as seeing your name (spelled correctly, of course), in your coffee cup. Or it might be a grand experience celebrating your achievements. Big or small, technology has made it easier for event planners to personalize their events, from emails to activities and even to giveaways. Personalized offers Google is a prime example of how your current interaction helps it make predictive assumptions on your future activity. This helps make things easier for participants by giving them what they want, when they want it. Aside from smarter, activity-based emails and timed prompts, these personalizations will provide better value to customers by throwing in promotions specifically tailored to the peoples’ preferences. This is like the product suggestions in retailer websites, only at a much larger scale and much more tailored to what you want. Personalized solutions Personalization also helps make happy campers out of irate customers and attendees. Different people with different concerns call for different strategies. While the shotgun approach prominent in today’s industry can be effective, it can be much more efficient for event planners to provide laser-focused solutions based on the individual’s profile. “The biggest trend that will continue to grow in 2017 for me, is the shift towards participants dictating their personal event journey.” – Stephane Doutriaux, CEO, Poken View the trends in Slideshow format: View the 2017 Event Trends on Slideshare Last year we only had five event trends in our sights, which now doubled to nine top level topics. Of last year’s five, two make an appearance this year, with seven brand new trends moving the event industry forward into the future. What’s surprising is not just the new tech, but also the new attitudes and expectations of attendees for future events. Want to learn more about trends affecting the industry? We highly recommend you check out the following resources: EventMB’s guide to 2017 Event Trends Corbin Ball’s 7 meeting tech to watch in 2017 EventBrite’s curration of over 50 event industry experts on 2017 trends 2017 AmEx Global Meetings and Events Forecast Want to see how last year looked in comparison? Check out some of these: Endless’ guide to 2016 event trends EventMB’s 10 Event Trends For 2016 EventBrite’s 35 industry expert predictions Successful Meetings magazine top meeting trends for 2016 EventFarm’s top event marketing trends of 2016 eTouches’ upcoming meeting trends of 2016 Genioso Event Magazine’s event trends in 2016 you need to focus on For event planners like you who want to be in the forefront of the industry, it’s time to take a close look at each of the above trends and see which ones can turn your next event into both something memorable and something with impact. Download Free Event Planning Checklist Have you seen these posts? 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Whole Grain Salad With Jammy Eggs And Shallot Yogurt Rye berries are sold with their hull intact, which means they’ll take a bit longer to cook than other grains but will reward your patience with al-dente chewy nuttiness. Ingredients 4 SERVINGS ½ cup whole rye berries, farro, or wheat berries Kosher salt 1 small shallot, finely chopped ¾ cup whole-milk Greek yogurt 2 tablespoons chopped mint 1 lemon, halved Freshly ground black pepper 6 cups mixed greens (such as arugula, baby mustard, and/or mizuna) 4 Jammy Soft-Boiled Eggs, halved Preparation Cook rye berries in a large saucepan of boiling salted water until tender, 60–80 minutes. Drain and let cool. Meanwhile, mix shallot, yogurt, mint, and 1 Tbsp. lemon juice in a small bowl; season with salt and pepper. Toss greens with a squeeze of lemon juice in a medium bowl; season with salt and pepper. Add rye berries and toss to combine. Scoop shallot yogurt onto plate and top with a mess of salad and egg halves. Recipe by Chris Morocco Photograph by Ted Cavanaugh

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How would your life be different if Bill Gates was your business mentor, Warren Buffett was your investment advisor, and the Dalai Lama was your therapist? Finding mentors is one of the biggest predictors of your success. As Picasso said, “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” Tai Lopez, investor and Mensa member, shares why he reads one new book a day: “Books allow you to simulate the future (without having to actually do all the trial and error yourself)...” At age 16, Tai realized that life was too complex to figure out on his own. So Tai wrote a letter to the wisest person he knew, his grandfather - a scientist - and asked for the answers to life’s hard questions. Tai was disappointed with his grandfather’s reply. There was no “secret formula.” The letter simply said, "Tai, the modern world is too complicated. You’ll never find all the answers from just one person. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a handful of people throughout your life who will point the way." But one week later his grandfather sent a package containing an old, dusty set of eleven books with a note, "Start by reading these." That began Tai’s habit of reading on his search for what he calls the "Good Life”: the balance of the four major pillars of life - health, wealth, love, and happiness. Over the years, Tai sought out the secrets to that “Good Life” by setting up his life as a series of experiments. He began by first reading thousands of books from the most impactful figures in history Freud, Aristotle, Gandhi, Charlie Munger, Sam Walton, Descartes, Darwin, Confucius, and countless others. He spent two-and-a-half years living with the Amish, spent time working at a leper colony in India, and helped Joel Salatin pioneer grass-fed, sustainable agriculture on Polyface Farms. He then joined the long list of entrepreneur college dropouts and ended up completely broke (sleeping on his mom’s couch) until he talked five, multi-millionaire entrepreneurs into mentoring him. Tai went on to become a Certified Financial Planner and worked in the world of finance before becoming a founder, investor, advisor, or mentor to more than 20 multi-million dollar businesses while settling in the Hollywood Hills. He appeared on various TV and radio shows, spoke at top global universities like The London Business School and the University of Southern California, and created one of the top downloaded podcasts and YouTube channels, “The Grand Theory of Everything.” In order to get feedback from an even larger audience, Tai started what is now one of the world’s largest book clubs that reaches 1.4 million people in 40 countries with his "Book-Of-The-Day" free email newsletter. Tai recently summarized all he has learned from his mentors and compiled them into a series of ‘mentor shortcuts’ he calls, "The 67 Steps." He also created an alternative to the traditional business school. This "Business Mentorship" program combines the best of self-learning with the best of a University degree without all the downsides of burdensome costs and inefficient methods. Awards The noble globe award Fastest growing TEDX talk at 1.8+ Million Views Gender Male Personal Information He lives in the Hollywood Hills and occasionally throws big house parties for friends and the random acquaintances they bring along. categories Public Figure STORY Tai Lopez is an investor, partner, or advisor to over 20 multi-million dollar businesses. Through his popular book club and podcasts Tai shares advice on how to achieve health, wealth, love, and happiness with 1.4 million people in 40 countries. How would your life be different if Bill Gates was your business mentor, Warren Buffett was your investment advisor, and the Dalai Lama was your therapist? Finding mentors is one of the biggest predictors of your success. As Picasso said, “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” Tai Lopez, investor and Mensa member, shares why he reads one new book a day: “Books allow you to simulate the future (without having to actually do all the trial and error yourself)...” At age 16, Tai realized that life was too complex to figure out on his own. So Tai wrote a letter to the wisest person he knew, his grandfather - a scientist - and asked for the answers to life’s hard questions. Tai was disappointed with his grandfather’s reply. There was no “secret formula.” The letter simply said, "Tai, the modern world is too complicated. You’ll never find all the answers from just one person. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a handful of people throughout your life who will point the way." But one week later his grandfather sent a package containing an old, dusty set of eleven books with a note, "Start by reading these." That began Tai’s habit of reading on his search for what he calls the "Good Life”: the balance of the four major pillars of life - health, wealth, love, and happiness. Over the years, Tai sought out the secrets to that “Good Life” by setting up his life as a series of experiments. He began by first reading thousands of books from the most impactful figures in history Freud, Aristotle, Gandhi, Charlie Munger, Sam Walton, Descartes, Darwin, Confucius, and countless others. He spent two-and-a-half years living with the Amish, spent time working at a leper colony in India, and helped Joel Salatin pioneer grass-fed, sustainable agriculture on Polyface Farms. He then joined the long list of entrepreneur college dropouts and ended up completely broke (sleeping on his mom’s couch) until he talked five, multi-millionaire entrepreneurs into mentoring him. Tai went on to become a Certified Financial Planner and worked in the world of finance before becoming a founder, investor, advisor, or mentor to more than 20 multi-million dollar businesses while settling in the Hollywood Hills. He appeared on various TV and radio shows, spoke at top global universities like The London Business School and the University of Southern California, and created one of the top downloaded podcasts and YouTube channels, “The Grand Theory of Everything.” In order to get feedback from an even larger audience, Tai started what is now one of the world’s largest book clubs that reaches 1.4 million people in 40 countries with his "Book-Of-The-Day" free email newsletter. Tai recently summarized all he has learned from his mentors and compiled them into a series of ‘mentor shortcuts’ he calls, "The 67 Steps." He also created an alternative to the traditional business school. 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