Visionary • Storyteller • Entrepreneur • Sailor
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Visionary. . . Storyteller . . . Entrepreneur • Adventurer
David at the helm of Searcher, the family’s 57-foot Bowman Ketch--100 miles north of Bermuda, winds 35 knots gusting to 40, seas 15 to 20-feet. The family spent the winter (2009-10) exploring the Eastern Caribbean as far south as Grenada sailing more than 5,000 miles. You can read about the voyage at www.KidsOnBoats.net Photo by Julie Robinson Lyman.
Table of Contents
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•The Expedition Journalist
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•The Educator & Mentor
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•The Adventurer
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•Journal Notes
David Lyman
Founder & Director
SeaArcher Consulting
PO Box 660
Rockport, Maine (ME) 04856
iPhone: 207.841.4139
E-Mail: DHLyman@mac.com
Need someone to look at your work? Need help with an idea, project or career? Starting a business? Looking for a professional mentor to guide you through the Creative Process?
I’ve been helping artists, writers, photographers, filmmakers, fellow entrepreneurs, professionals as well as amateurs launch careers, start a business, publish a book, make a movie . . .
You and I can work face-to-face, one-on-one, on-line.
Excerpts from David’s Lecture on The Creative Artist’s Mind.
Off Shore Adven
ture Reality Television Series
Are you sailing south with the NARC this fall? Have a video camera? Lone Wolf Documentary Group and SeaArcher Productions, are interested in seeing video of your trip. We are gathering video stories from sailors who have shot video on their off shore voyages.
Click here for a Handbook on how to shoot video and record audio of your voyage.
Look in to see what’s happening with this year’s NARC Rally. 20 Boats left Newport on November 1 bound for Bermuda, then the Caribbean. I’ve been following the fleet as the NARC Shore Base Center, providing weather up-dates, and shore-side communications. Lots of stories on this year’s fleet that was caught out in surprise Tropical Storm Sean.
RISK and The Creative Economy in Maine.
50 Speakers
33 Panels
A film competition
A $1750,000 Pitch Competition
400 Entrepreneurs, inventors, artists, investors, dancers, one Governor, a yo-yo team and a bus
The Oceans Festival & Summit, for Portland, Maine
Here is another of the idea I’m working on . . . .
I left The Workshops 4 years ago. I’ve been on what you could call a forced sabbatical, a non-compete contract with the new owners of the schools I created. I’ve been watching and listening and am deeply concerned with what has happened in those 4 years. Last summer, I wrote a piece on what The Workshops stood for, for those 34 years I ran the place. Take a look.
Options for an education
A school for every child
Standards Based depilomas
On-line courses
Learn at anytime, anywhere
More lectures on line, available anytime
Schools as Learning Malls
