Surviving the Spike
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WE HAVE AN ENERGY PROBLEM 1) Physical events cause people with like interests to congregate. 2) It's during this time that we get inspired by those around us – creating a unique ambiance 3) But then Daily Life creeps back in and we lost this feeling I'm out to understand why and in turn be able to survive these energy spikes in life.
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Surviving the Spike
- 3. Extending the Impact of Events…
- 6. Why?
- 8. …Or this
- 10. Energy
- 11. People Time Energy…from Place Topics
- 12. At an event
- 13. At an event
- 14. At an event
- 15. At an event
- 16. At an event
- 17. We‟re at our “Best”
- 18. Interested Thoughtful We‟re at our “Best” Motivated Present
- 20. 17
- 21. 18
- 22. 19
- 23. 20
- 24. 21
- 25. 22
- 26. 23
- 27. At an event
- 28. After
- 29. What Happened?!? Energy Build-Up Event Time
- 30. What Happened?!? The Conference creates a Facebook group that‟s used for 5 minutes Energy Social Build-Up Media attempt Event Time
- 31. What Happened?!? You‟re quoted in an article recapping the conference Energy Social Brief Build-Up Media Reminder attempt Event Time
- 32. What Happened?!? Otherwise…back to daily life Energy Social Brief Build-Up Media Reminder attempt Event Time
- 38. This is all we‟ve got
- 39. So, I decided to go on a little Exploration
- 40. with a question…
- 42. Meet cool People Learn something Secure a Deal Break from the Office
- 43. When we all ask this question…
- 44. …we create more „Collisions‟
- 45. Collisions around shared interests
- 46. something Stephen Johnson describes in the awesome video Where Good Ideas Come From
- 47. These Collisions form inspiration
- 48. which we can draw on when we‟re Not Together
- 49. Mobile phones might help with this
- 50. A longtime friend inspired this idea
- 52. He‟s not unlike famous artists
- 53. Like this guy
- 54. Like this guy (it‟s Van Gogh)
- 55. They use their perspective as a means of telling a story
- 56. This story is the beginning of a collision
- 57. Why don‟t we do the same thing?
- 58. X
- 59. different perspectives X common place
- 60. different perspectives X = collective inspiration common place
- 61. This is helping us see it
- 62. And this is helping us hear it
- 63. We need to feel it
- 64. So this… Energy Social Brief Build-Up Media Reminder attempt Event Time
- 65. …can become this Energy Build-Up X Event Time
- 66. …can become this Location-based Mobile Interaction is one idea Energy Build-Up X Event Time
- 67. A Recap
- 68. It‟s at events
- 70. Being at one‟s “Best” = Inspired Motivation
- 71. But it needs nurturing
- 72. I‟m solving for „X‟
- 73. by compiling people‟s thoughts
- 74. by compiling people‟s thoughts Why do you attend an event? What inspires you? Who are you looking for? What’s missing?
- 76. Or here
- 77. So Get in Touch! Seth Samuels sethadamsamuels@me.com @SethSamuels
Notes de l'éditeur
- This energy is what I’m here to talk about tonight.
- This energy is what I’m here to talk about tonight.
- This energy is what I’m here to talk about tonight.
- This energy is what I’m here to talk about tonight.
- This energy is what I’m here to talk about tonight.
- This energy is what I’m here to talk about tonight.
- So we’re at the event…
- and it’s during this time that I’ve suggested that we’re at our “best” – interested in what’s around us.
- and it’s during this time that I’ve suggested that we’re at our “best” – interested in what’s around us.
- A lot better than the daily routines we go through; we look forward to these events because they’re different, exciting.
- But what happens after the event? It’s as if this energy evaporates.
- And to make matters worse, most of these people that once connected are no longer together.
- We retrace our steps…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- To understand why this energy gets built up in the first place, I’ve been asking this question – ’Why am I here?’ ‘What am I looking to obtain from those around me?’
- To understand why this energy gets built up in the first place, I’ve been asking this question – ’Why am I here?’ ‘What am I looking to obtain from those around me?’
- And so we can be surrounded by more inspiring people more of the time
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- And so we can be surrounded by more inspiring people more of the time
- I’m interested in the serendipitous relationships people form at events with others they didn’t yet know yet share some interest with. These people hold us accountable and can be some of the biggest assets in maintaining energy, yet one of the challenges is maintaining them…
- I’m interested in the serendipitous relationships people form at events with others they didn’t yet know yet share some interest with. These people hold us accountable and can be some of the biggest assets in maintaining energy, yet one of the challenges is maintaining them…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, my drawings in this odd pink-ish purple color are not just random, but rather a reference to this guy.Familiar with Harold and the Purple Crayon? Explain how we goes and draws his surroundings to make the happen.I was inspired by this form of self-artistry…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- …not unlike these impressionist painters I’ve been studying in class, such as Manet and Van Gogh, where they tell a story through their depiction of some experience. Look at that, French Art actually made it into the presentation!!!Now, these paintings are conversations waiting to happen, with infinite interpretations of what the creator was trying to convey. I see people’s insights as the same kind of thing.
- …not unlike these impressionist painters I’ve been studying in class, such as Manet and Van Gogh, where they tell a story through their depiction of some experience. Look at that, French Art actually made it into the presentation!!!Now, these paintings are conversations waiting to happen, with infinite interpretations of what the creator was trying to convey. I see people’s insights as the same kind of thing.
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- use these personal perspectives as a means of connecting with those other people at an event that might share them.Do any of us use Twitter?Lets go back to our conference example from earlier. Like an artist, one can whip out their phone to capture something inspiring, whether it’s through text, audio, photos, or maybe even a drawing.Unlike much of what we do today, I don’t just want to push for consumption, but rather I want to have others’ input in the environment be the spark for conversation, rather than just another post in an endless feed
- use these personal perspectives as a means of connecting with those other people at an event that might share them.Do any of us use Twitter?Lets go back to our conference example from earlier. Like an artist, one can whip out their phone to capture something inspiring, whether it’s through text, audio, photos, or maybe even a drawing.Unlike much of what we do today, I don’t just want to push for consumption, but rather I want to have others’ input in the environment be the spark for conversation, rather than just another post in an endless feed
- use these personal perspectives as a means of connecting with those other people at an event that might share them.Do any of us use Twitter?Lets go back to our conference example from earlier. Like an artist, one can whip out their phone to capture something inspiring, whether it’s through text, audio, photos, or maybe even a drawing.Unlike much of what we do today, I don’t just want to push for consumption, but rather I want to have others’ input in the environment be the spark for conversation, rather than just another post in an endless feed
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- And so we can be surrounded by more inspiring people more of the time
- And so we can be surrounded by more inspiring people more of the time
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…
- Now, I titled this talk ‘Event Impact’ because these events are powerful, centralized points of congregation that I believe can positively affect a surrounding community. For them to have this effect, however, they require more of this ENERGY that’s currently getting lost.So I decided to continue researching this beyond just working on TEDxUofM, and here’s how I started…