Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we've got paradigm shifts, accessibility, workplace sabotage, and more, plus a few exclusive updates for the Process Hackers on our mailing list.

Also, don't forget to check out our latest full episode, an interview with Morgan Kling, Founder of CloutHQ, Who Helps You Leverage the Clout of Influencers on Hack the Process Podcast.

Enjoy!

Events

Mailing List Exclusive: Come to Sonoma County on October 17 and 18 to attend Harvest Summit, an open-air conference where you can hear about innovation from the top leaders in media, entertainment, food, wine, agriculture, and technology, including Brian Solis.

For the upcoming Thinkers50 2019 Awards, Steve Goldbach, Tiffani Bova, Christian Terwiesch, and Safi Bahcall have all been shortlisted. Congratulations!

Media

RVN TV Women in Business from RadioVision Network puts the spotlight this week on Kesha Moore, who spoke about her life, health, career, and how she went about building her business, Life in Focus Coaching.

Stopping sabotage in the workplace is not easy, and according to Joy Wiggins and Kami Anderson, many times it’s women tearing other women down when they should be lifting each other up. Kami and Joy discuss the importance of female unity on the Central Valley Business Times Podcast.

Mailing List Exclusive: On the latest episode of In the Trenches Podcast, Tom Morkes sits down live with three entrepreneurs: Megan Reamer, the CEO of a health foods company, Patrick Vlaskovits, an entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author, and Bret Boyd, the CEO of a software program for data access and discovery. Listen as they share their secrets for product innovation, company growth, and how to think like an entrepreneur.

It’s the third year of Side Hustle Pro, the podcast hosted by Nicaila Matthews-Okome, and for the anniversary episode, Nicaila breaks down the five lessons she’s learned while running and growing her business.

Looking for great employees can be costly and time-consuming, but Omar Zenhom wants to help you out by sharing 5 ways to save when hiring on a new episode of the $100MBA Show.

Writing

There is a lot of value in designing products for accessibility and inclusivity, and Andi Galpern underscores them in her new article for Adobe.

SaaStock has posted a list of the wonder women of revolutionary SaaS growth and marketing, in which you’ll find a couple of Hack the Process guests, Tara Hunt and April Dunford.

Writer’s block can be a painful and unavoidable trap for novelists, so Tom Corson-Knowles has put together a list of 70 writing prompts to give you some writing inspiration whether your genre is fantasy, thrillers, or mystery.

According to LeadBoxer’s Ultimate Guide to LinkedIn Lead Generation, B2B companies who use LinkedIn for lead generation should consider trying LeadFuze, co-founded by Justin McGill, as an improved version of LinkedIn’s Sales Navigator tool.

Recommended Resources

In the new episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, Gary Vaynerchuk has a conversation with YouTube’s Head of Culture and Trends, Kevin Alloca, about making better videos. Gary has been mentioned in Hack the Process interviews with Malek Banoun, Tara Hunt, and Zack Friedman.

Mailing List Exclusive: On the Mindvalley Podcast, Vishen Lakhiani, who was recommended by Michelle Dale, details the art and science of objective key results and how they can help create a long-term vision with a short-term direction.

Ray Dalio, who was mentioned by Ricky Yean, writes about his observations on the paradigm shifts that have influenced the marketplace over the years, and how it’s essential for business investors to identify and navigate through them to maintain success.

Can you get rich while investing none of your own cash? Apparently, you can, according to Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, whose writings inspired JuVan Langford. Listen as Robert compares investing your own money to leveraging other people’s money on The Rich Dad Channel.