Skill Building, Project Planning, and DIY (Ep. 123)

The Inforium

Thomas Frank and Martin Boehme

Personal Branding, Career, Productivity, Business, Learning, Lifehacking, College, University, Education, 101, Lifestyle Design, Work Smart, Class

4.8 • 998 Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2016

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Bob Clagett from I Like to Make Stuff talks about building new skills, managing multiple projects at once, and DIY. Full show notes Things mentioned in this episode: I Like to Make Stuff on YouTube I Like to Make Stuff site BrainPick podcast How to make a secret door / bookcase Arcade cabinet project Overhead camera rig DIY on Wikipedia Silicone wedding rings Skillhoarder site How To Build A Hanging Desk In 15 Minutes Starting a Franchise With Laura Novak Instructables StackExchange Home Improvement StackExchange JOBY Ballhead Trello Evernote OneNote Kanban CGP Grey Pareto principle (80–20 rule) Tools for getting started in woodworking I Like to Make Stuff on Facebook I Like to Make Stuff on Twitter I Like to Make Stuff on Instagram Want more cool stuff? You can find all sorts of great tools at my Resources page. You can also get a free copy of my book, 10 Steps to Earning Awesome Grades (While Studying Less), by staying up to date with the College Info Geek newsletter. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! It's easy, you'll get new episodes automatically, and it also helps the show gain exposure :) You can also leave a review! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Hey it's Thomas Frank. I've just got a quick note for you before we get into the show.
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0:34.0	A what is up everybody and welcome to the college info geek
0:41.0	podcast. My name is Thomas Frank and this is a show that helps you become a more effective student.
0:46.0	And today I'm really excited to be bringing you another awesome interview on the show and today's interview is with Bob Claggot who is the founder of a channel on
0:54.5	YouTube called I Like to Make Stuff he's also got a website called I Like to Make Stuff
0:58.4	dot com and his channel is one of the biggest if not the biggest DIY related channels on YouTube and I am a huge
1:06.0	fan of it and he's made video tutorials and project videos on things like how to make a
1:10.1	secret door that opens up like a bookcase door that opens up and goes into a
1:13.8	secret passage he's done videos on how to make an arcade machine and the video
1:18.3	that I discovered him by was a video on how to make an overhead shooting rig for your
1:22.4	camera and that is why you've
1:24.6	been seeing some cool overhead shots in some of my more recent videos so you can thank
1:29.1	Bob for basically teaching me how to do that and I wanted to talk with him on the show
1:33.8	because I just am really interested in how people with really cool careers
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