#ClientPortal

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[modernmindsaus]

Understand the Benefits of Working with a Sports & Performance Psychologist

Working with a sports & performance psychologist can be an invaluable way to navigate and improve your mental and physical performance in any sport or activity. A sports & performance psychologist is trained to help you become the best athlete or performer that you can be, using techniques such as goal setting, relaxation, imagery, and self-talk. With their expertise, they are able to provide insight into how psychological factors may affect your performance and suggest strategies for improvement.

Sports & performance psychologists can also assist athletes in developing better awareness of their emotions, helping them recognize when they are feeling overwhelmed or anxious so that they can take steps to manage these states more effectively. This increased emotional intelligence allows athletes to make informed decisions about how to approach challenging situations on the court or field. Additionally, working with a Sports & performance psychologists in Queensland can provide an opportunity for athletes who struggle with interpersonal relationships or communication issues related to their sport find more effective ways of dealing with problems within their team environment.

Set realistic goals for yourself before working with a sports & performance psychologist. Identify any obstacles that may prevent you from achieving your goal, such as lack of resources or financial constraints. Communicate effectively with a psychologist to help you get the most out of the experience. Follow through on your treatment plan and follow through on the necessary steps to reach your desired outcome. Take notes during sessions so that you can refer back if needed.

Laura Eyles, the Senior Psychologist & Sports/ Performance Psychologist at Modern Minds, enjoys assisting people in creating distinct pathways to improve wellbeing. She has a warm, compassionate, and enthusiastic communication approach, with over 13 years of experience working with adults of all ages and backgrounds. In order to get perspective and a sense of direction for the future, Laura feels that your past and present must be integrated. She is passionate about fostering a safe space where you can feel empowered to talk about your experiences. You can book an appointment through this portal:  https://clientportal.powerdiary.com/clientportal/bbdd45c3-72ef-4694-ab05-c65d021f7e26

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[investcloudinc-blog]

Wealth and millennials: how they think, spend and save, the need for a client portal.

The millennial generation – those born between the early 1980s and mid 1990s – are now either just joining the workforce, or well into their careers. As millennials gather the responsibilities of adulthood, financial and wealth management products come with the territory – this is the essence of financial mobility. Not surprisingly the wealth industry is paying close attention to this coming generation.  Millennials are looking for a financial institution that will provide a first class client portal, client communication, client reporting, advisor portal, financial mobility, and digital platform

Possibly the most studied segment in history, millennials have been variously labelled as narcissistic, entitled, tech-savvy and ethically conscious. Their relationship with financial institutions is well documented. The financial crisis and subsequent scandals created a general feeling of distrust toward the industry, but millennials have started to emerge as the largest client opportunity in the coming years. In order to capitalize on the opportunity, wealth and asset managers must adapt to successfully serve this complicated and fiscally important generation. This generation specifically wants to the following tools: client portal, client communication, client reporting, financial mobility, advisor portal, and digital platform.


The growing millennial impact

Last year 40 percent of the global adult population were under 35 years old. Today they account for US $1.3 trillion in direct consumer spending in the US. This figure will balloon over the next decade as the millennial generation is projected to account for 75 percent of the workforce by 2025  (source: Bank of America Merrill Lynch).  


Three trends will dictate how this population will acquire and use their wealth. 


First, as the current 18-34-year-old cohort enter prime earning years, their liquid assets will increase substantially.

Second, these younger generations are seen to be more entrepreneurial than their parents, which should accelerate the increase of their available assets: Deloitte found that 54 percent of millennials have started, or plan to start, their own business – 27 percent are already self-employed.

And thirdly, millennials should benefit from a transfer of wealth from their parents, the baby-boomers, driving a future wave of inheritance that wealth managers need to prepare for.

Behavioral characteristics

So how should wealth managers adapt to serve this group successfully? Critically, you need to get a good understanding of their behaviors.

Millennials are drawn to authenticity and want this reflected in how they live, work and invest. Long-established wealth managers steeped in the traditions of stability and continuity may need to rethink their own culture and recruitment policies to connect and engage this coming generation, using a more empathetic client communication approach.

They are socially and environmentally aware, not only concerned with the state of the world, but vocal about the need for change. Which means they don’t consider profit as the sole success factor of an investment. Millennials seek out organizations and investments that prove their value with acts of social responsibility. They also seek out organizations that listen to their need for  https://www.investcloud.com/MemberShip/Apps/BlueDemo_Holder_App.aspx?IX_mId=6 client portal https://www.investcloud.com/Membership/Apps/EmeraldDemo_Holder_App.aspx advisor portal https://www.investcloud.com/Membership/Apps/NavyDemo_Holder_App.aspx client communication https://www.investcloud.com/Membership/Apps/PurpleDemo_Holder_App.aspx client reporting https://www.investcloud.com/Membership/Apps/WhiteDemo_Holder_App.aspx digital platform and financial mobility tools

Nor has the impact of the global financial crisis been forgotten. This generation was greatly affected and as a result is more cautious and conservative than baby boomers. Their caution highlights the importance of client communication and financial mobility, as well as an advisor portal that provides top tier insight.

This was also the first generation to grow up in a digital platform world, acknowledging technological innovation as a constant. They adopt early. They try out new services. They value utility. They resent friction.  And they expect a client portal, client communication, client reporting, financial mobility, digital platform, and advisor portal.

Their financial habits are like everything for them, always online first – it is their default setting.

For millennials, technology is the key differentiator that wealth managers must be aware of. Deloitte found that 57 percent would change banks for a better technology platform solution. There is no reason to think wealth managers are not under the same scrutiny to offer client portal and client reporting advancements as well as financial mobility.

Financial advisory adaptations

Based on these different behaviors, it is fair to assume millennials are not being satisfied. But the opportunity to do so clearly exists, and for wealth managers who react it will be greatly rewarding. To combat distrust, financial advisors need to focus on pricing transparency and become more communicative and open, ideally with new choices of alternative investments, markets and products. New products such as client portal, client communication, client reporting, advisor portal, digital platform, and financial mobility.

Most importantly, wealth managers need to better engage millennials digitally. The InvestCloud Digital Experience involves clients, provides an intuitive experience and is highly personalized, supporting many varied personas in order to work for each individual. Opportunities abound for wealth managers to advance the millennial client experience – not to mention to make advisor portal and other internal tools better for the management of this crucial client demographic. Now is the time to act.

To find out more about how we can help you digitally engage millennials, request a demo through our website at www.investcloud.com/Demo or call us at +1 (888) 800-0188.

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[sokuway]

Unirse a una partida (como espectador)

Para unirse a una partida necesitas

La dirección IP pública del host.

El puerto.

SokuRoll abierto (si los jugadores lo están usando).

Que el host haya permitido espectadores en la partida

Para unirse a una partida como espectador NO es necesario abrir puertos.

El proceso para espectear una partida es el mismo que el para unirse a una.

1-Vamos a Network

2-Utilizamos cualquiera de las opciones para ingresar IP/Puerto. En mi caso utilizaré la segunda opción (ingresar manualmente). Confirmar con Z.

3-El juego preguntará si nos queremos unir a la partida, seleccionar no.

5-Aparecerá una ventana para indicar que se está intentando la conexión. 

6-Cuando la conexión se realice escucharás el sonido de una campana y apareceras en el menú de selección de personaje. Caso contrario aparecerá esta otra ventana.

Consideraciones:

El espectador ve lo mismo que el jugador 2 (quien se conecta), por lo que si la conexión falla puede ser problema del jugador 2.

En algunos casos el espectador se desincroniza. Para arreglar este problema el espectador puede ir al modo práctica, activar Mountain Vapor y volverse a conectar a la partida (hay una explicación larga del por qué esto funciona, pero la dejaremos para otro día).

Relay

Para evitar saturar el host (y volver más lenta la conexión entre los jugadores) es posible conectarse a uno de los espectadores para ver una partida. Para que uno de los jugadores pueda hacer relay necesita abrir puertos. Más información sobre como abrir puertos aquí (nota: debe abrir un puerto distinto al que usa para jugar Hisoutensoku).

Una vez abierto un segundo puerto, debe ir a la carpeta de Hisoutensoku y abrir configex123 con el bloc de notas

Al final del documento encontrará escrito clientport=0. Reemplazar 0 por el puerto abierto que utilizaremos para relay, en mi caso el puerto 1313

Cerrar el archivo y guardar los cambios.

Las personas que quieran conectarse al espectador deberán conectarse como espectadores utilizando la IP pública del espectador + el puerto del relay (válgame escribir espectador tantas veces).

Consideraciones:

Conectarse a un espectador que todavía no ingresa a una partida puede crashear el juego.

[abhilashkrish]

Kafka as Enterprise Service Bus [Scala]

We are modelling a system where customer consults stock price. We are using Apache Kafka as Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) which acts as the middleware.

Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) consists of taking one or more events from an event stream and applying actions over those events. The most common actions performed by ESB are:

Data Transformation

Event Handling

Protocol Conversion

Data Mapping

In our example we are performing Event Modelling through Apache Kafka as ESB.

The first step in the event modellling is to express the event in English in the following form:

Subject-verb-direct object

For this example we are modelling the event customer consults stock price

The subject in the sentence is customer

The verb in the sentence is consults

The direct object in the sentence is stock price

We represent our message in JSON format.

The sample message in JSON format is,

{ "event": "CUSTOMER_CONSULTS_STOCKPRICE", "customer": { "id": "13548310", "name": "Abhilash, Krishnan", "ipAddress": "185.86.151.11" }, "stock": { "name": "GOOG", "price": "USD" }, "timestamp": "2018-09-28T08:08:14Z" }

In our example we have Readers or Consumers, Writers or Producers and a Processing Engine.

The process flow can be depicted as:

Kafka Producer Console -> input-topic

Reader or Consumer <- input-topic

Process the received message

Writer or Producer -> output-topic

Kafka Consumer Console <- output-topic

Now let's develop the Scala application to receive messages from Kafka Producer Console and process the messages and write the messages to Kafka Consumer Console.

import java.util.Properties trait Consumer { def createConfig(servers: String): Properties def run(producer: Producer): Unit }

import java.time.Duration import java.util.{Collections, Properties} import org.apache.kafka.clients.consumer.{ConsumerRecord, ConsumerRecords, KafkaConsumer} class Reader(servers: String, groupId: String, topic: String) extends Consumer { val consumer: KafkaConsumer[String,String] = new KafkaConsumer[String, String](createConfig(servers)) override def createConfig(servers: String): Properties = { val config = new Properties(); config.setProperty("bootstrap.servers", servers) config.setProperty("group.id", groupId) config.setProperty("enable.auto.commit", "true") config.setProperty("auto.commit.interval.ms", "1000") config.setProperty("auto.offset.reset", "earliest") config.setProperty("session.timeout.ms", "30000") config.setProperty("key.deserializer", "org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringDeserializer") config.setProperty("value.deserializer", "org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringDeserializer") config } override def run(producer: Producer): Unit = { this.consumer.subscribe(Collections.singletonList(this.topic)) while (true) { val records: ConsumerRecords[String, String] = consumer.poll(Duration.ofMillis(100)) records.forEach( record => { println("Read record value " + record.value() + " from topic " + topic) producer.process(record.value()) }) } } }

import java.util.Properties trait Producer { def createConfig(servers: String): Properties def process(message: String) def write(message: String) }

import java.util.Properties import org.apache.kafka.clients.producer.{KafkaProducer, ProducerRecord} class Writer(servers: String, topic: String) extends Producer { val producer: KafkaProducer[String, String] = new KafkaProducer[String, String](createConfig(servers)) override def createConfig(servers: String): Properties = { val config = new Properties() config.setProperty("bootstrap.servers", servers) config.setProperty("acks", "all") config.setProperty("retries", "0") config.setProperty("batch.size", "1000") config.setProperty("linger.ms", "1") config.setProperty("key.serializer", "org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringSerializer") config.setProperty("value.serializer", "org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringSerializer") config } override def process(message: String): Unit = { write(message) } override def write(message: String): Unit = { val record = new ProducerRecord[String, String](topic, message) producer.send(record) println("Write Message: " + message + " to topic " + topic) } }

object ProcessingEngine { def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = { val servers: String = "localhost:9093" val groupId: String = "stock" val sourceTopic: String = "input-topic" val targetTopic: String = "output-topic" val reader: Reader = new Reader(servers, groupId, sourceTopic) val writer: Writer = new Writer(servers, targetTopic) reader.run(writer) } }

To run this application do the following steps:

Start Zookeeper with the following command:

zookeeper-server.sh zookeeper.properties

Minimal zookeeper.properties file entries are,

# the directory where the snapshot is stored. dataDir=/kafka/zookeeper # the port at which the clients will connect clientPort=2181 # disable the per-ip limit on the number of connections since this is a non-production config maxClientCnxns=0

Start Kafka broker instance running on localhost at port 9093 with the following command:

kafka-server-start.sh server.properties

Minimal server.properties file entries are,

broker.id=1 port=9093 zookeeper.connect=localhost:2181 log.dirs=/tmp/kafka/server-1-logs offsets.topic.replication.factor=1

Start Kafka Producer console

kafka-console-producer.sh --broker-list localhost:9093 --topic input-topic

Start Kafka Consumer console

kafka-console-consumer.sh --bootstrap-server localhost:9093 --topic output-topic

Run the Scala application we have developed.

Send the following JSON message from Kafka Producer console opened in Step 3.

{ "event": "CUSTOMER_CONSULTS_STOCKPRICE", "customer": { "id": "13548310", "name": "Abhilash, Krishnan", "ipAddress": "185.86.151.11" }, "stock": { "name": "GOOG", "price": "USD" }, "timestamp": "2018-09-28T08:08:14Z" }

You will be able to see the JSON message in the Kafka Consumer console opened in Step 4.

In the next set of tutorials I will be explaing more on how we can validate the data, enrichment of messages, extracting the data, write custom serializer etc.