Remember You Will Die – So Start Living NOWMost people spend their lives avoiding one simple fact: you will die. But what if embracing this reality could actually make your life richer, more meaningful, and more fulfilling?In this thought-provoking conversation, Nick Day and Hari Kalymnios dive deep into the ancient wisdom of Memento Mori—a philosophy that reminds us to live fully by accepting our mortality. They explore:- Why embracing death leads to a more fulfilling life- The Butterfly Effect: How small choices create big changes- Overcoming fear, isolation, and procrastination- The mindset shift that will change how you approach each day- Grief, loss, and finding meaning in difficult times- How discomfort, resilience, and action lead to personal growthWhat if today was your last day? Would you live differently? 🔹WATCH THIS if you’re tired of waiting for ‘someday’ and ready to take control of your life!Connect with Nick Day on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickdayConnect with Hari Kalymnios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harikalymniosTransformational Coaching with Nick or Hari Enquiries: nick@t4mcoach.comVisit: https://harikalymnios.comNick Day's Other Podcasts:The HR L&D PodcastThe Payroll PodcastMental Health Disclaimer & Guidance: The content in this podcast is informational….(00:00) The Small Habits That Shape Your Life (01:53) The Challenge of Finding a Sense of Place (05:35) The Butterfly Effect: How One Choice Changed Everything (11:41) Dealing with Personal Loss(15:40) Dealing with Emergencies and Finding Perspective (19:10) Memento Mori: Why You Must Remember You Will Die (24:07) Shifting Your Mindset to Deal With Life’s Challenges(27:43) Spiritual Experiences and Grief (30:20) What Happens After Death? (32:39) The Difference Between Belief and Faith (36:22) Creating Your Life vs. Reporting Your Life (39:06) The Power of Small Daily Rituals (45:35) Longevity and The Future of Aging (48:54) What Would Marriage Look Lik

The latest SlateCast episode featured Dimitri de Jong, founder and CTO of 204.ai, in conversation with Liam “Akiba” Wright, Editor in Chief of CryptoSlate, and Nate Whitehill, CEO of CryptoSlate. The discussion centered on de Jong’s innovative work at the intersection of AI, blockchain, and artistic expression. His experience spans decades of research and development in decentralized systems, blending technology with creative vision.From Microelectronics to AI and BlockchainDimitri’s journey began with a foundation in microelectronics and systems theory. As he explained, this background provided a deep understanding of complex systems and their optimization. His work in the 2010s revolved around using machine learning to simulate rare events and improve microchip designs for diverse environments, from space missions to nuclear reactors.“I specialized in systems theory and nonlinear systems to optimize designs in virtual environments,” said Dimitri. “That foundation translates directly into understanding decentralized systems.”This knowledge eventually led him to blockchain and AI, where he developed data sovereignty solutions such as Ocean Protocol, a decentralized data exchange, and Nevermind, focused on AI agents and data ownership.204.ai: Fusing Art and TechnologyDimitri described 204.ai as an “interactive design studio” where AI and artistic research converge. The studio explores immersive generative art, creating unique experiences like stepping into AI-enhanced paintings or witnessing fossils “come alive” through dynamic overlays.“We aim to make AI interactions multi-sensory and deeply engaging,” he said. “For example, we use brain-computer interfaces to enhance real-time generative designs.”204.ai’s work spans institutional projects and public-facing immersive experiences. From kinetic installations to AI-driven nature simulations, Dimitri emphasized the importance of bridging creative expression and technological advancement.The Vision of a Universal Recomme

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In this episode of Printing's Alive, Yehuda Niv from Spines.com discusses Spines' AI-based services and their impact on publishing and company growth. He contrasts AI with traditional publishing, highlighting benefits for authors and addressing misconceptions about AI and printed books. Warren shares insights on the industry's AI-driven evolution. Topics include Spines' market focus, brand strategies, collaboration with printing companies, and AI's role in content review. The episode also covers book production pricing, distribution options, new author tools, and the future of one-click publishing. Yehuda offers advice for aspiring authors and future collaborations.