Eli Effect book’s unique QR Code

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On a snowy Saturday in Northwest Indiana, Eli announces that “The Eli Effect” book is nearing publication and highlights a unique interactive feature created by a friend named Steve. The back of the book contains a QR code that links readers to a website organized by the book’s 62 chapters, granting access to a library of approximately 700 videos. This digital integration allows readers to explore specific topics in greater depth, fleshing out the content of the written chapters through additional video commentary from the author.

Personal Update and Context

• Eli notes that it is a snowy Saturday in Northwest Indiana.
• Due to the weather, Eli plans to stay home to record a video, engage in shamanic journeying, work on psychodrama, and watch the Michigan versus Ohio State football game.

Publication Status of The Eli Effect

• The book, titled “The Eli Effect,” is very close to being published.
• Eli expresses gratitude that the publishing process is nearly complete.

Unique Interactive Book Feature

• A “computer genius” friend named Steve created a unique feature for the end of the book.
• The book includes a QR code that directs readers to a specific website.
• The website interface includes boxes numbered 1 through 62, corresponding to the book’s 62 chapters.

Deepening the Content via Video

• If a reader wants more information on a specific chapter, clicking the corresponding number on the website pulls up relevant videos explaining that topic.
• The archive includes approximately 700 videos covering various subjects Eli has discussed over the last seven years.
• This feature is designed to flesh out the book’s content and provide a deeper understanding, as the written chapters themselves are not very long.

Closing Thoughts

• Eli highlights this as a unique, interactive idea, noting that it is helpful to hear an author speak more about their written chapters.
• Updates regarding the book’s specific release date will be posted on the website.

Hola, happy Saturday. We’re getting a snowstorm here in Northwest Indiana, so I decided to stay home today and do a video, do some shamanic journeying, work on the psychodrama, and watch Michigan hopefully beat Ohio State. We’ll see. But I wanted to explain to you guys something. You guys may or may not know about this. The Eli Effect book is inches away from being published. Thank God, right? But we added something at the end of the book that is going to be really unique and helpful for you guys if you buy the book. So my friend Steve, who’s my computer buddy and a genius, if you know anybody that’s looking to do internet stuff for our websites, I got a guide. He put a QR code at the end of the book. And if you go to that, it will take you directly to the website. And what Steve did is he put all 62 chapters, little boxes, one through 62. So let’s say you read chapter five and you want to get more information about it. You click on that and a bunch of videos will come up explaining more about chapter five. From the videos I’ve done, there’s about 700 videos on the website. I’ve talked about a lot of different things over the last seven years. But that way, you can get even a deeper understanding of what I’m saying in the book. Because the book, the chapters, you know, aren’t that long. So check that out. It’s a very unique, interactive thing. But if you guys want to get more information about what I’m talking about in the book, because I highlight a lot of stuff. But what the videos do is they flesh it out, they bring it out more and more. So just keep that in mind. I will be posting, still, I will be putting it on our website when the video is coming out or the book is coming out. But the video is already there. You can check, check out the website. But I just wanted to advertise this a little bit. I think it’s a really unique idea. You know, I like when I read a book, it would be good to listen to the author talking more about the chapter. So Steve came up with that idea and I said, yes. Alright, enjoy your snow day. I love you guys. See you later. Bye-bye.