Knowledge

For Journalists, Copywriters & Writers 

From how to pitch publications to getting the copywriting rates you deserve, here’s one New York Times published journalist’s take on the right way to take on a freelance writing life. 

Your metabolic rate affects how you look, how you feel, and how you grow and adapt to training and stress. There are three components that contribute to metabolic rate: resting metabolic rate, thermic effect of food, and energy expenditure of physical activity. You can manipulate these factors to feel better, look better, and adapt more efficiently to training and stress. Michael will show you exactly how to hack your metabolism to optimize its impact on your life.

If you’re not ready to head back to the hustle and bustle of the concrete jungle, this session is for you! Tara Clark, Founder of Social T., will share her top 10 tips to secure or maintain the best clients while you travel. In a group discussion, attendees will be asked to share how they give prospects or anchor clients the WOW experience from abroad.

Did you know that Airbnb, Twitter, Github or Bukalapak were all built based on Ruby Together, we will explore the wonderful world of backend development! In this workshop for complete beginners about the Ruby programming language, you’ll be introduced to some basic programming topics, you’ll have a great chance to experience what goes on behind the scenes of softwares, and you’ll code your first lines of Ruby!

Learn methods and tactics to build a community on Instagram. While everyone is welcome, this talk is ideally for Instagram creators/influencers who have at least 1k followers and amazing for those over 10k followers. Andrew has been growing accounts on Instagram for 3 years. Last year he helped 22 accounts collectively grow 399,000 followers. He will reveal free resources to use to get into communities on and off of Instagram that can help you grow.

Starting with my personal journey of learning to code for the past year, I’ll go into the history, stereotypes, and misconceptions of development, how you can get started *today*, and ultimately what led me to #1 on ProductHunt. This event is welcome to everyone ranging from prospective makers to complete beginners who have never coded before.

This class will teach you useful daily phrases/expressions as well as allow you to have simple conversations in Indonesian. This course will be held at 9:00am until 10.30am. The fee is a special price for Dojo members and the following payment goes straight to teaching the class.