Leon Edwards ft $ixforever (Prod. saintjuules)

Techno Set Vol 01

Techno Set VOL 1 - mixed by Dj Storeflore

Solar Hypnosys

Repression

Dont doubt me Prod by FlipMagic

This week’s Misfit Entrepreneur is Dean Guida.  Dean has a storied history.  Dean launched his first company Infragistics in 1989.  Being a startup with just 10 people, he went head to head against Microsoft for a $300k deal with Philadelphia Conrail—and won. From there, he never looked back.  The company has grown to 250 employees across 6 countries, without ever accepting outside funding. Today, the company boasts a client roster that includes 100% of the S&P 500, including Intuit, Exxon and Morgan Stanley.
One of the things Dean saw as he built his own business and observed teams at hundreds of others is the struggle they have to bring the right tools together to drive decisions and effectively use data.  He started his latest company Slingshot to help solve this challenge.

Dean has a wealth of experience and knowledge, but one of the things I most want to speak with him about is how you can better use data in your business to grow and thrive.

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343: Commitment to Grit, Lessons Learned from 35+ Years of Success with Dean Guida

This is a song raising ecological awareness, and reverence for the magical wonder and abundance found in village consciousness.

The song asks designers and planners to revere Nature, and asks Urban dwellers to learn and practice the art of Simplicity! 

https://www.mahamayaexperience.world/villagesongsbrazil

https://mahamayaexperience.bandcamp.com/

Village Songs - Chorus excerpt

Village Songs - Chorus, Mahamaya Experience, Featuring Ranjit Makkuni

Review:

Sung from the perspective of a village leader asking her daughter what she learnt from her experiences in the city, “Village Songs” emphasizes on the rejection of mass automation and consumerism (I couldn’t help but see the song’s opening line “We don’t need no big roads” as a subtle tribute to the timeless opening line of Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2”) and embracing of traditional, sustainable village living. The end result is a heartfelt and surprisingly upbeat song which stands as one of the album’s most memorable tracks.

https://www.mahamayaexperience.world/villagesongsbrazil

https://mahamayaexperience.bandcamp.com/

Village Songs - We don't need big roads!

Village Songs - We don't need big roads! Mahamaya Experience, Ranjit Makkuni

Tracklist:

Return Fall - Return Fall
Tao Andra - Quiet Woman
Karla Blum - Free Your mind (Alex Stein Remix)
Sisko Electrofanatik - Ametista (Tiger Stripes Remix)
Davinson - Illusions
Rich Venom - Solstice
Episode 1 - Body And Soul
Lowerzone - Fuck This
Episode 1 feat Murahni - Rofhog
Kaspar (DE) - Valhalla
Raho - Look This
ØURSPACE - Andromeda [unreleased]

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