__//|| Legacy (with Mentoring) Newsletter 35
Stephen Hobbs
Guide Olders 60s to shape & share a legacy they "live to leave better, wiser, kinder" with confidence and courage, without wasting time, effort, & money
Using CAMSS to Navigate the Digital Ecosystem Supporting Legacy --- FIRST DRAFT
The digital age offers incredible opportunities to build, share, and preserve your legacy. Yet, it can also feel overwhelming, with its ever-changing tools, platforms, and options.
For those in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, navigating this digital ecosystem requires clarity, focus, and a reliable approach. That’s where the CAMSS framework—Content, Asset, Management, System, and Safety—comes into play.
CAMSS provides a practical, structured approach to ensure your digital legacy efforts align with your personal goals, legacy outcomes, and shared values. Whether you’re crafting life stories, mentoring the next generation, or contributing to meaningful causes, CAMSS helps you stay on track and avoid common pitfalls like wasted time, unnecessary expense, or digital burnout.
By applying CAMSS, you’ll learn to clarify your purpose, take measurable action, evaluate your progress, sustain your efforts over time, and ensure the safety of your digital contributions for self and with others.
This approach encourages you to navigate confidently (and naturally) the digital places and spaces while creating content and connections that reflect your legacy.
In this article, WE’ll explore CAMSS in more detail than previous Newsletters, including more visual representation of the CAMSS Board and how you can use it to manage/lead your digital ecosystem into a meaningful extension of your legacy.
[This article is a DRAFT - I appreciate your comments!!]
The CAMSS Board:
The Content Asset and Safety Sections of the CAMSS Board
Going to write in this way: You is you, as a person; YOU WHO is your audience; We is US, together!
Content Creation: Crafting Valuable Assets = Story FOR the World
Content creation serves as the cornerstone of any digital strategy, encompassing the development of valuable assets tailored to engage, inform, and inspire target audiences.
Whether it's blog posts, videos, infographics, or social media content, each piece created holds elemental value, serving as a conduit to connect, communicate, and convert audiences into loyal recipients, advocates, contributors, and/or supporters.
Suggested Tasks (Highlights here; with additional tools and techniques available when WE work together):
(a) Identify the YOU WHO of your legacy contributions
(b) List your living life evidence, your preferred education approaches with practitioner reflections, and experiences (include all hinder and help situations) (you are crafting your portrait consciousness map)
(c) Outline the situation for shaping and sharing your legacy contributions - big picture to small paths (you are crafting your landscape awareness map)
(d) Outline talking points about your "Anticipated Legacy Contribution//Project" through the lens, "What do I want to Improve, Focus, and Strengthen in concert with my YOU WHO (in a)?"
(e) Reframe (a through d) in terms of media, message, and market
(f) Review (a) through (e) using a Felt Safety approach - reflect in and on what is unfolding from Physical - Mental/Emotional - Soulual - Spiritual - Wholversical perspectives (use all of your senses) to ensure what to Continue, Stop, and Start for Moving Forward!
(g) Decide the content assets you want to craft - create - write - sing - sculpt - needle--etc. for the selected Delivery Channels. That is, when you open the door to let the dogs out - the yard is ready for play time ))smiles!
Delivery Channels
__|| I make available a list of media delivery formats for channel decisions! So you can match message and media for market!
Of the 150 Possible Ways to Deliver Content, here are 5 for illustration:
Safety
As WE navigate this ecosystem, implementing the Content Asset Management System (CAMS) becomes imperative. This system integrates elements of Felt Safety [now CAMSS], informed decision-making, actionable strategies, and measurable outcomes, fostering a wholistic approach to content management and optimization. More below:
Management of Content Assets: ACTUAL Systems Approach
Recognizing content as assets necessitates a strategic approach to management/leadership, optimization, and utilization.
Implementing a Content Asset Management System Safety (CAMSS) enables US to categorize, organize, and leverage content effectively, maximizing its impact, reach, and value across various channels and platforms.
By adopting an integrated systematic/systemic approach to content management, WE can streamline workflows, enhance collaboration, and optimize content performance, fostering growth, innovation, and sustainability --- yes, "wholistic organization of work" speak or WOW!.
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Safety: Prioritizing Wholistic Psycho-Social Safety
Incorporating Safety within the Content Asset Management System extends beyond traditional notions of security; it encompasses holistic psycho-social safety, encompassing safe systems and safer practices.
By prioritizing the well-being//well-living, privacy, and security of individuals, organizations, and communities, WE can foster trust, loyalty, and credibility, mitigating risks, and liabilities associated with content creation, distribution, and management.
Actualization of Content Assets
Use Standards of Practice (via a checklist of action-outcomes) to make it happen via
1) Social Media refers to digital platforms that enable users to create, share, and interact with content, fostering real-time communication, networking, and community engagement across personal, professional, and global contexts.
2) Transmedia involves telling a cohesive story across multiple platforms and formats (like a show in a theatre or diorama in the museum), each contributing unique elements, creating a richer, more immersive experience for the audience while maintaining narrative consistency.
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3) Management (manage safe systems for persons) focuses on creating and maintaining safe systems that encourage YOU WHO, WE, US to work effectively, ensuring sustainability and minimizing risks. It emphasizes structured processes and reliable tools to support ALL in achieving their goals, accomplishing their outcomes.
4) Leadership (lead persons from safer practices) emphasizes guiding US and ALL toward adopting/adapting "standards of safer practices" that ensure security, efficiency, and sustainability when managing digital and legacy contributions.
IN the Background
WE Connect with the YOU WHO so they can Consider moving forward as We Convert their time, effort, and money as engagement so they can Conclude to take more steps forward with our help to Complete the action outcomes through a business and/or volunteer organization of work format.
-- Make Decisions: Ethical, Ecological, and Environmental Lenses
Informed decision-making lies at the heart of effective content asset management, guiding organizations to make choices aligned with ethical, ecological, and environmental considerations. By evaluating options through these lenses, organizations can navigate complex challenges, opportunities, and constraints, fostering responsible stewardship, sustainability, and social responsibility within their content strategies and practices.
-- Implement Wise Practices
Action serves as the catalyst for realizing the full potential of content assets, translating strategies into measurable, actionable practices. By utilizing action verbs that suggest behavior aligned with organizational goals, values, and objectives, organizations can drive engagement, conversion, and retention, optimizing content performance, reach, and impact across diverse audiences, platforms, and channels.
-- Measure System Outputs and Practice Results
Measuring outcomes within the Content Asset Management System entails evaluating system outputs and practice results through metrics and measures aligned with organizational goals, objectives, and key performance indicators (KPIs). By reviewing, analyzing, and interpreting data, organizations can assess performance, identify opportunities for improvement, and refine strategies, fostering continuous growth, innovation, and optimization within their content ecosystems.
Moving Forward
The Content Asset Management System Safety (CAMSS) represents a holistic approach to content creation, management, and optimization, emphasizing safety, informed decision-making, actionable strategies, and measurable outcomes.
By recognizing content as valuable assets, prioritizing holistic psycho-social safety, making informed decisions through ethical, ecological, and environmental lenses, implementing measurable, actionable practices, and evaluating outcomes through metrics and measures, organizations can navigate the complexities of the digital landscape, fostering growth, innovation, and sustainability within their content ecosystems.
For Newsletter 36, we'll explore the right-hand box of CAMSS!
I so appreciate your comments!!!
Meet Dr. Stephen Hobbs
Your Guide on the Ride! __ Your Navigator through the Gates!
Invest in Youngers-Olders-Elders Aging Confidently Through Legacy Contributions
I'm an ager, more so, I walk as a "Solo-Ager".
As to Older to Elder, I'm exploring what it means for me.
Over the years, across many continents, I gathered evidence-based wisdom. Now, I revamp my "wellth of experiences" into tools and techniques to encourage olders-elders (especially those soloaging) to live a hale and hearty life without stumbling along, stubbing their toes, and wasting time, effort, and money.
I help them shape and share legacy contributions that loverage meaningful effects with clarity and confidence, seasoned with commitment and courage! [For all involved!]
Working through https://WELLthMovement.com
Inviting your involvement so I can learn from you?
and we can be FOR the World … WITH the Planet … FROM the Whole.
Financial broker serving Canadian individuals, families, and business owners with a Financial Needs Analysis (FNA) to generate their Wealth Strategy Roadmap.
2 个月Funnily, I've developed an e-book that keeps all the information in one book as well as the ability to share their wisdom per decade. I feel families would appreciate knowing and understanding what you'd leave behind.
Calgary Cleaner, leading a team of 14 and growing ~Master Achiever~ Relationship Builder
2 个月I’ve been grappling with the idea of legacy lately—it’s a heavy thought that stirs up a whirlwind of emotions. The idea of leaving behind the people I care about most is hard to face. While I understand and accept that our time here is finite, I find myself asking, What do I truly want to leave with them? If I’m honest, I’ve been so caught up in the busyness of life that I haven’t given this the attention it deserves. But with the holiday season approaching, I’m hoping to take a step back and reflect. What moments and memories do I want to create for my children? What values and impact do I want to leave within my business? For me, legacy isn’t just about what we leave behind—it’s about the love, lessons, and inspiration we pass on. My hope is to create something that will be cherished and lived out long after I’m gone. This season feels like the perfect time to start. Stephen How do you want to be remembered?
Self-Love & Energy Leadership Mentor | Face & Body Analysis Expert | Helping Impact-Driven Leaders Fall In Love With Their Authentic Self & Thrive In Power, Passion & Purpose | Human Design | NLP | Author | Podcast Host
2 个月You are so right about not only wanting to leave a legacy and also navigating the digital space. I am grateful you are creating systems to create a smoother process for your clients!
OPAL RISING - Celestial Insights and Intentional Living Posts | I write about astrology, metaphysics, science, and nature.
2 个月Great information here Stephen!
A Seasoned Digital Marketer
2 个月Legacy! I have 3 bankers boxes full of familly information dating back to the 1880's. And other family members have content to add. If I could only find the time to retire. I am going to take a look at CMASS. Thx Stephen.