Success, says Roger Hamilton, is achieved not before you become an entrepreneur, it’s the other way around – you become successful when you choose to become an entrepreneur. Roger Hamilton is a one-man entrepreneur machine and is always fresh and inspiring as he continues to captivate the London Palladium audience with his tips on business and success.
Languages: English
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The Original Promise (PAL)
A Christian and a Jew. One determined to keep a promise, the other to discover one. Join hosts Doug Kooy and Farrah Aviva on their remarkable journey to where few have gone to ask questions that other seldom do. Explore a side of Israel rarely seen or understood. This is a one-of-a-kind documentary that reveals the world-changing achievements made by the tiny country behind the big headlines.
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Akasha: A State of Mind
This episode features a variety of speakers at the Londion Palladium, focusing on entrepeneurship, wealth and philanthropy. The lineup includes Gertrude Matshe who left Africa penniless with three children but went on to become a best-selling author.
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Christopher Howard Revealed
n this episode we examine the ideas of this exceptional American business guru who combines neuro linguistic programming with philosophy and psychology to offer a new way to view life and business.
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Bob Proctor
The 2007 Akasha conference at London’s Palladium Theatre kicks off with some unique insights from Bob Proctor. The Akasha philosophy is that success in business is more about attitude and self-development than about profit and procedure. In this programme, Bob Proctor presents some rules to this effect.
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Designing On Screen
Design is a wide ranging discipline that encompasses art, engineering, communications, web design, graphic design and many other areas. The use of information and communications technology can assist graphic designers throughout the design process. In this program we look at using ICT in design while applying different elements and processes to both student and professional scenarios. We discuss the basic principles of good design, the importance of the audience, purpose of the task, evaluating and testing and design in practice. An informative introduction to computer aided design that will stimulate creative minds while answering many common questions.
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Getting Into Games
Electronic gaming has progressed a long way since the days the first Space Invaders machines began to appear in local shopping centres. Today, electronic games are highly sophisticated and interactive, part of a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide – an industry that is now larger than the film and music industries combined. Ask many keen game players about their ideal job, and the answer would be designing or testing electronic games. This Australian-made, curriculum fit program hears from gamers and game developers alike, taking a look behind the scenes at the gaming industry, the making of games, use of games for leisure and education, and taking a glimpse into the future of games. This program is essential viewing for students who are researching the gaming industry, looking at designing their own games, or interested in a career in the electronic gaming industry.
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The Four P’s – Marketing Strategies
Marketing centers on the process that results in a product or service being available to the consumer to meet their needs. This program focuses on how businesses apply effective marketing strategies focusing on the 4P’s of marketing: product, price, promotion and place. By exploring tactics businesses use for a range of products and services, it becomes clear how marketing plans are put into action.
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Preventing Falls in Aged Care
Although falls can happen to anyone of any age group, they are undoubtedly more common in the elderly population. While risk factors for falls tend to increase as we age, in most cases they are easily avoidable. Considering the serious impacts of injury or morbidity, more must be done to identify risk and implement preventative strategies. The causes of falls being multi-factorial in nature, calls for an approach which encompasses accurate identification and effective management. Falls prevention programs play a valuable role and an understanding of what this comprises is crucial if we are to tackle this increasing problem.
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Pathways Planning (Student Version)
No matter what your age, career planning is an essential part of our life development. Due to the constantly evolving job market and the continual changes occurring in higher education and college courses, everyone needs to develop a career pathway plan that identifies three career areas of interest and the ways each of them can be achieved, short-term and long-term. This program explores the method that can be used to assist career pathway planning and the support a career professional can bring to it. The program also looks at ways of updating and renewing your pathway plans at regular interviews.