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Hey guys,

Just wondered how you churn out effective content?

I.e. If you have to write 10/20 pieces of content a week how do you do that? How do you 1. Come up with the topics. And 2. How do you actually sit down and write it and not get distracted?

thanks!

Glenn Cooper was on the way to work when someone committed suicide. Commuters vented as to how selfish this person had been in delaying them. In the post below he looks at our attitudes towards suicide and why perhaps we are in fact the selfish ones:

http://www.getinspired365.com/articles/we-need-to-stop-calling-suicide-selfish

Hi all, I recently wrote this post (https://psiloveyou.xyz/married-to-someone-with-anxiety-d5bab822ba2d) that prompted a really good discussion on HN - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13037164

After speaking with my wife, and reading comments people we had, we thought we'd try and write a follow up that is aimed at looking at more practical advice. Specifically we have looked at what helped us.

Hope it is of some use and feel free to add comments so I can update the article with other people's suggestion.

The article is here - http://www.getinspired365.com/articles/taking-back-control-of-your-mental-health

thanks

Hi all,

I recently wrote this post (https://psiloveyou.xyz/married-to-someone-with-anxiety-d5bab822ba2d) that prompted a really good discussion on HN - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13037164

After speaking with my wife, and reading comments people we had, we thought we'd try and write a follow up that is aimed at looking at more practical advice. Specifically we have looked at what helped us.

Hope it is of some use and feel free to add comments so I can update the article with other people's suggestion.

The article is here - http://www.getinspired365.com/articles/taking-back-control-of-your-mental-health

thanks

Professor Geoff Raisman spent 60 years of his life trying to find a cure for paralysis. He's been fired twice and was laughed at often. But finally he helped paralysed Darek Fidyka walk again, and even got him riding a tricycle.

Geoff sadly died two weeks ago but I was lucky enough to interview him about his life and his work.

Here it is - http://www.getinspired365.com/articles/geoff-raisman-curing-paralysis

Hi all,

Sergeant Kevin Briggs is a California Highway Patrol officer who has stopped upwards of two hundred people from jumping off of the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco Bay.

I interviewed this remarkable man known as the Guardian of Golden Gate. It's quite a long read (15 mins or so) and this is my personal site but here's the interview:

http://www.getinspired365.com/articles/the-guardian-of-golden-gate

If you'd prefer to just watch his TED talk it is here - https://www.ted.com/talks/kevin_briggs_the_bridge_between_suicide_and_life

Thanks!

Over the past year I was lucky enough to interview a bunch of people who inspire me through a site I worked on called ZIDILIFE.

My friend and I decided to create a coffee table style book featuring the 25 people we've interviewed. We hope people find the stories contained in the book as inspiring as we did.

Here's a free PDF of the book - https://www.dropbox.com/s/wpdmt03hjtof83j/Inspiration%20for%20a%20modern%20generation%20-%20ZIDILIFE%20Book.pdf?dl=0

And here's a free eBook https://itunes.apple.com/lt/book/inspiration-for-modern-generation/id996042032?mt=11

thanks!

Hi guys,

I have recently created a web series (5 short 3-4 minute comedic episodes) and wondered if anyone had done something similar? And if so, how did you go about getting views to the series. Did you enter competitions/festivals? And if so, which ones?

thanks in advance!

Hi guys,

My wife teaches students aged 16-19. She does what's called PSE which is like career advice, sex education, university (college) advice etc. Next week she's got the subject of Internet safety.

These kids are 16-19 and she doesn't want to just give them a boring presentation. She wondered if there's any really good videos out there (that are not tedious and boring to kids). Any one here know of any? She'll obviously research it herself as well but I thought I'd ask the community.

thanks!

Hi guys,

Thinking of starting a new Saas startup and wanted to get an idea, from anyone who has experience, on how many leads I should be approaching a day?

I know this will depend on the type of service but I want to set some targets and want to know if I should be targeting 1, 10, 100 customers a day?

Finally, what is an acceptable conversion rate - i.e. new lead to paying customer?

thanks!