12 new shorts: health, donating blood, core values, lego and my several takes on meetings!
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I’ve been busy with my New YouTube Channel over the last month and since my 10 first videos and videos about Taiwan I’ve posted more short takes and a long video about meetings. Here are my recent 12 shorts (each is less than 1 minute, so check them out!):
- Feeling sick
- Active weekends
- Donating blood
- Core values
- Lego
- Happy users
- Michaels
- Meetings
- Rules of Meetings
- Prepared meetings
- Channel trailer
- Other Michael
- Subscribe and share!
Feeling sick
When you’re working in a hybrid mode or #NoOffice then you can work even if you have a mild cold and be pretty productive:
Active weekends
If you want to be healthy and productive, you need to make sure you have a balanced life, where there’s time for active weekends:
Donating blood
Health of others is also important, so I encourage you to donate blood. Here’s how and why I do it:
Core values
At Nozbe we have established our 4 CORE VALUES, here’s why:
Lego
I love lego and here’s why it helps me with my productivity:
Happy users
We’ve launched a new web site at Nozbe where we showcase our happy users:
Michaels
As mentioned before I’ve been playing with the idea of “Two Michaels” to show change and I think I’m getting to the right concept with the “Meetings” video. Here are both personas:
Meetings
I sliced the Meetings video into several shorts, starting with a question: How many meetings do you have?
Rules of Meetings
At Nozbe we believe that Meetings should be regular, optional and well prepared:
Prepared meetings
Here’s what I mean when I say that meetings should be well prepared:
Channel trailer
Based on my first video on the channel I created this short trailer:
Other Michael
This is the “other Michael” I created for my channel:
Subscribe and share!
My YouTube Channel is still new so I encourage you to subscribe or share my videos or just this page with the videos embedded.
I really love it how this short video format is helping me distill the message to bare minimum and be both helpful and useful in less than a minute! Do you agree?