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I'm a young female living in the Midwest. Before I get into this I think a little back

story is needed. We have always lived not really in the middle of nowhere, but in a

rural little cluster of houses directly off a less traveled highway. Roughly about 10

minutes from town and surrounded by cornfields on 3 sides and a set of VERY steep train tracks

directly behind my house with another cornfield directly behind that.

most days being the bored kids we were in the early 2000's we had nothing else to

do other than play outside. No one's parents wanted 8 other kids plus their own running

in and around their house all day so most days we climbed over the tracks and would

play in the small clearing on the other side right next to where the corn field would start.

This mainly consisted of running around with no parental supervision and swearing any time

the situation allowed, pretending to be Pokemon trainers and throwing rocks like most asshole

kids, pretending they were poke balls. Anyway, on to the story.

This was somewhere around 2003 or early 2004 so I would've been about 7-8. I don't

remember exactly what time of year it was but there was snow on the ground and it was

cold as fuck, like mom bundled you up in everything but the rug kind of cold. I had gone over

the tracks with a couple other neighborhood kids, which by the way was ridiculously hard

considering I was in 2 coats and a couple of pairs of pants and could barely bend my

limbs, and when I say these tracks were steep, I mean like you could jump off the top and

almost hit the direct bottom. I remember arguing with my mom before I left because how in the

hell was I supposed to run and play like everyone else when I looked like a marshmallow child.

Looking back I'm happy she made me dress for the weather otherwise what happened could've

been a lot worse.

We were there for about an hour throwing snowballs (and a few rocks) at each other when one of

the kids (let's call him Dillon) decides it would be so fucking fun if we took the

sled I had decided to bring and slide down the steep incline of the railroad tracks.

This, to me, was the stupidest idea, but I was already one of the least liked kids in

our group and the only reason they let me hangout with them was because my parents would

always buy me the best video game consoles and I was the first person on the block with

a Gameboy advance, so I decided against saying anything because I didn't want to be made

fun of for being a wimp.

The sides of the tracks were covered in pointy ass rocks and led directly into a small group

of trees. Bad idea. But I went along with it. I told them I couldn't go down because

I wouldn't be able to climb back up with what I was wearing, but I would push them.

They agreed and soon all of the dumbass kids, excluding myself, were flying down the side

of these tracks and narrowly missing the trees at the bottom. You know that feeling you get

as a kid when you did something your parents never actually told you not to do, but you

still knew they'd be mad if they found out? Yeah, I had a knot in the pit of my stomach

just waiting for my mom to appear and start screaming at all of us.

After a while of doing this with no one getting hurt, my nervousness started to go away and

soon I was enjoying pushing everyone else as hard as I could down the incline. I know

kids are weird. Finally after the last kid came back up we all decided to go home since

we were getting cold and it was starting to get dark. The kid I mentioned earlier, Dillon,

being the little prick he was decided that I couldn't have my sled back unless I went

down the hill at least once. Since I didn't have to climb back up after I went down I

agreed, although I really wasn't comfortable with it. In fact I was terrified, but the

need to seem cool to other kids when you're young is ridiculous and soon I was sitting

on the sled waiting for my push.

I held on to the sides of the sled until my knuckles turned white and was ready to go.

Dillon comes up behind me, put one foot on the back of the sled, and pushes me HARD by

my shoulders. Instead of shooting off down the incline like the other kids, my sled stayed

in place but I did not. No, I flew off the front and started rolling head over feet getting

jabbed and poked by the rocks coating the side of the tracks. I remember smacking the

side of my forehead near my temple on a larger rock wedged beneath a fallen tree branch and

that's the last thing I remember.

I woke up in the hospital early the next morning with a bandage wrapped over one eye and circling

to the back of my head like you would see in a war movie. My left eye socket was broken

along with multiple lacerations on my face from being cut by rocks while falling. I also

had the beginning stages of frost bite on my nose and ears.

My mom was sitting in the recliner next to me talking to my dad quietly on the phone

about pressing charges. I was later informed that after Dillon had purposely pushed me

down the side of the tracks, he told the other kids, several of whom were his brothers and

sisters, that if they told anyone he would beat them up. So, they all went home as it

got dark and left me knocked out at the bottom of the incline with a bleeding forehead and

contorted with my bare face halfway submerged in snow.

When my dad came looking for me he went to the other kids houses and eventually, after

threatening to call the police when they kept telling him different stories they admitted

Dillon had pushed me down the side of the tracks and that's where I still was. My

mom told me several years later that when my dad found me he originally thought I was

dead because my face was cold and blue and covered in blood. He ran home carrying me,

threw me in the back seat of the car, and sped the whole way to the hospital not stopping

for a single red light. When we got to the hospital they literally had to cut me out

of my multiple layers of clothing and the doctor told my mom that if I hadn't been

so well bundled I could've easily frozen to death.

I made a full recovery with only a few minor scars on the upper left side of my face. Nothing

happened to Dillon because he was only around 8 or 9 at the time and before spring came

him and his whole family moved out of the neighborhood. My parents did end up suing

his parents but we barely got enough to cover the hospital bills. So yeah, that's the

story of how I almost died for trusting some asshole kid. And if anyone was wondering I

was no longer allowed to have anything to do with ANY of the other kids in the neighborhood

again aside from the ones who weren't there. I was also never allowed to go near the train

tracks again.

I am a female and i live in a decent area, not too bad not too

good, safe but not safe if that makes sense. People could walk outside at night and early

in the morning and almost nothing would happen, almost.

quick backstory, my mom and i never had much money, she couldnt really drive me to school

because it was hard for her to wake up in the morning. so to make things easier for

her i would walk to school, i live about 1 - 1 1/2 hours away from my school so i would

wake up around 5 and leave around 530 in the morning and get to school in time to dry off

from sweat and to do early studying just in case.

judge me all you want but unless you grown up with nothing you wouldnt understand me

and my family's struggle

so now to the main story I was 16 years old, I walked to and from school for a good 2 years

since i started high school. the way i would walk to school i is kind of complicated, I

start at my house, walk through a back alley short cut, walk through a park, cross the

street, pass a doughnut shop, pass residential houses, cross the street, pass a church, walk

down a hill, walk by a liquor store, cross the street, keep walking straight pass a mortuary,

starbucks, houses, and a police station and bam there's my school.

this journey would take a good chunk of my morning but i loved the morning fresh air,

I kind of live near the ocean so i could smell a nice breeze when i got to school, see the

stars, and enjoy me time before having to socialize.

well this morning unfortunately didnt go as smooth,

so i woke up, did my normal getting ready routine putting on a black polo collar shirt,

school uniform, black knee shorts, the kind you see boys usually wearing, and knee high

thunder socks, they were my favorite a yellow, pink, and blue stripe combo with black thunder

sewn in on the sides. I also had a hello kitty messenger bag with my cell phone, psp, and

normal school work.

so I started making my way to school and passed my apartments and made my way to the alley,

all of a sudden a black car with tinted windows pulled up next to me and some guy with a panty

hose pointed a gun in my direction, i was able to see though the panty hose and i saw

how mean his eyes were, I dont remember the man that much anymore except his eyes.

so he pointed a gun in my direction and said: you, give me all the money you have.

I didnt know how to respond so i just put my hands up, looked at him and said, " i just

have a dollar on my if you want that go ahead''

he got out of the car and started to frisk me, still pointing the gun in my direction,

he then opened the back seat of his car and told me to get on my stomach, because i didnt

know what to do i just did as he asked. He then told me to interlock my fingers behind

my back so i did as he said, he then suddenly bounded my hands together and then got something

to cover my eyes.

Im not sure what exactly was over my eyes but i feel like he used the panty hose on

his face to tie my hands, its stretched out fibers dug into my arms as i laid in his back

seat.

Him: if you move or do anything, i wont hesitate to kill you

He drove for a really long time, im not sure of how long but he did stop frequently at

what i believe were stop lights. in one stop he braked so hard that i fell in between where

your feet go int he back seat. He just laughed it off and started talking to me while driving.

him: so what's your name me: ( imma just use an aliase) K F

him: so what's your age me: 16

him: what grade me: 10th

afterwards he just went quiet and an akward air just went around us, I was really confused

on why he kept asking questions, but i thought that maybe if I got to him on a human level

he would let me live. after a long time of driving i heard my phone

go off, my friends usually call me if they notice that im not around at a certain time.

they called a good 2-3 times before i didnt hear my phone go off anymore.

him: your friends? me: yeah they always call when they dont see

me at school him: why

me: why? ( i kind of laughed a bit at this) because friends care about each other, it's

human nature.

another moment of silience before he stops the car.

I heard him get out of the car and i heard alot of typical background noise, buses, cars,

people doing typical chattering. I was hoping at this point that i was in the free zone.

i heard the back door open and i suddenly felt a cold line on the back of my leg, i

heard the tearing and cutting of clothes as my butt felt the cold morning breeze. I felt

like i had tunnel hearing, I heard just scissors cutting and clothes tearing.

after he stopped tearing my clothes off he propped me up in the back seat and started

to sexually assault me. I dont know how long it was but i did blank out while it happend.

I felt him hit my head and tell me to ' get the fuck up '

I got out of the car, still naked mind you, and followed him, he said to get on my knee's

and dont look back or he will shoot. I heard the trunk open and he threw clothes at me.

him: here take these

he cut whatever he tied my hands with and started making his way back to his car.

I heard the car door close and the engine start, the heat of the car backed off and

suddenly i felt cold air.

I sat there maybe for a good 10 mins before i took off the blindfold, the morning light

hurt my eyes that it took another minute for me to comprehend that i was in a open apartment

parking garage. i looked at my hands and it was slightly cut with, you guessed it, the

fucking stocking this asshat fucking wore, next to me were clothes, i think it was a

really big sweater and small pants.

I put them on in a hurry and noped the fuck out of that garage. I ran up to the first

apartment and started knocking, no one answered, i saw across the street that there was a mail

man entering an apartment so i ran across a busy street and tried to find the mail man,

i couldnt see him so i started knocking on a random door and cried for help.

fortunatly, a man opened the door and looked at me in shock, i just told him a very hurried

story of me being kidnapped and that i need to use his phone, he told me to stay right

there and grabbed his phone. the first thing i did was to call my mom, i know it sounds

stupid but shes the only one i could think of in the moment, she heard me crying and

i told her what happened, she was mortified to hear that her daughter was abducted and

raped.

she talked to the guy for a second and he told her that he was gonna call 911, he let

me in and sat me on his couch, he offered me water and walked around his apartment.

I felt kind of bad for him becuase you dont expect to wake up to a random girl at your

door asking for help. I looked at the time and noticed that it was about 730-8 ish, this

was 8 years ago sorry im not that specific.

a couple of minutes in and funny thing, my mom got to this guy's house before the police,

seeing her, i broke down, i cried like a little bitch after the realization came in. she stayed

with me and the guy until the police came in. the typical , what did he look like, what

car did he drive, all that fun stuff, but all in all the police were really nice. they

needed to take me to a hospital to get samples to test for dna from the ass hat dude, but

before i left i whole heartily thanked the guy and followed the officers to the hospital.

the after wards of the day doesnt really matter cause police inquiries are really boring,

but i was able to stay home for the day, my mom wanted to know if i wanted to take a week

off but instead i went to school because i really wanted to be around my friends. when

i went to school everyone knew, it was a small school so rumors go around fast, the teachers

felt so bad for my mom but they tried their best to console her.

afterwards my mom started dropping me off at school, she didnt want me to walk to school

ever again after what happened, the police never found out who did it, they caught his

car on a surveillance camera but no leads unfortunately

when this happened it felt bad at first because i thought that it was my fault, but now thinking

back on it, i didnt do anything wrong this asshat thought that he could take power from

me by being a kidnapping rapist asshole, but i became stronger from this i know that may

sound weird, but friends and family do help you in your time of need.

For more infomation >> True Scary Childhood Stories | The Neighbor Kids/Kidnapped - Duration: 16:55.

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Pardoned for being gay?!!! | The Madhouse Rants - Duration: 10:44.

For more infomation >> Pardoned for being gay?!!! | The Madhouse Rants - Duration: 10:44.

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Thai Poosam And The Pushya Star Of Enlightenment - Duration: 5:17.

Pushya Star is the most important star.

The star is ruled by Saturn, the most powerful planet who controls one's life and also one's

fortune.

The Pushya constellation falls in the Zodiac of Cancer.

Cancer is ruled by Moon which represents the mind principle.

Pushya thus came to be associated with Enlightenment.

These are some of the astronomical data.

But the most important spiritual data is that it is on this day Lord Shiva came to this

earth plane to enlighten the planet.

Life is unlimited.

But only we have to know to live full intelligence.

Then nothing will be hidden from our mind.

Why not use the full potential.

Why not empower our mind.

The body is the source of all the problems.

As long as you have a meat body, no matter who you are, whether a king or billionaire,

or a beggar, you are subjected to aches and pains and and diseases, old age and death.

And human life should be more than just remain as a victim to this physical body. and After

all, this physical body is not the real body.

It is only real as long as you make it real.

And collectively we have made it real through a gross level of consciousness.

Just look at the example of matter itself.

for example, a gross form of matter like a glass.

Fundamentally, although it looks like a glass to the naked eye, but if you look through

an an electron microscope, it's just a bunch of atoms.

But do we see the atoms or a glass?

We see only the glass!

The same thing applies to our physical body too.

So we are really getting attached to the superficial reality and then make it real and then go

through suffering.

But then go to the core of our existence which is Light.

The Light Body is the birthright of every human being.

It's a matter of evolution.

So don't get stuck with this physical body.

Just realize that the core of the physical body is just Light and then experience this

Light. and It's all about intelligence Our intelligence that comes from science and technology

is called "Marul" intelligence.

It is very limited and based on logic and reasoning.

And that is not going to guarantee us a permanent solution for human problems.

The human problems will come to an end only when we have transcended our material nature

and then not [be] conditioned by human matter, but we will have no substance except Light.

It's light merging with Light.

And the Pushya is a very powerful star that facilitates the process of experience.

Every star has its own characteristics.

There are 27 stars recognized by the Indian [Vedic] astrological system.

Out of the 27 stars, the Pushya Star is one of those 27 stars.

The Pushya star has the ability to transform matter into Light.

I invite you to participate in the program.

For more infomation >> Thai Poosam And The Pushya Star Of Enlightenment - Duration: 5:17.

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Do You Need A Mentor? (Or Books)... - Duration: 13:09.

- So, do you need a mentor?

Should you read books?

Lotta different opposing views out there,

it's hard to know what to believe.

I'll just give you this advice someone once told me.

People lie, but numbers don't.

When you're confused, just look at the numbers.

So don't listen to what I say,

don't listen to other people's opinions.

Do the research for yourself.

It's very easy.

Just look at the Forbes list.

Most successful entrepreneurs.

Did they have mentors?

Did they read?

I'm gonna read you a list.

I kept a little list that I found very interesting.

I once did the research, and it blew me away.

Like, it was like, oh my gosh, almost everybody

that I could look up, that I looked up to, had one.

I'll just give you a quick example.

I'll just read randomly.

Bill Gates had Ed Roberts.

Oprah Winfrey had Mary Duncan.

Steve Jobs had Robert Friedland.

Buffet had Benjamin Graham.

Michael Jordan had Phil Jackson.

Sam Walton has L.S. Robson.

Zuckerberg had, of course, talking about this earlier,

Steve Jobs, and I can go on and on, like, here's a list

of like...

People and their mentors.

Now.

If you change one word, this becomes the most obvious point.

I don't even know why I have to record this video.

Change the word mentor for coach.

You know, I sat next to Kobe Bryant at the end of last year

for a few games, and I went back in the locker room,

he'd let me come back with him, and I asked him,

I recorded a video, and I said, did you have mentors?

And he instantly was like, Tai,

mentors are the most important thing,

and he had a wide variety of mentors.

He, he mentioned Michael Jackson had given him advice.

He had one of the CEOs of Disney,

all these different people, giving him advice.

Mark Zuckerberg, when it comes to reading,

not only did he have Steve Jobs as a mentor,

but he said this.

He put a post last year, he started a book club,

he said, I'm not reading enough.

Now, like I said, I don't know about you,

but I'm not as good a mentor,

good of an entrepreneur as Mark Zuckerberg.

If Mark Zuckerberg needs books and mentors,

I need 10 times more than him.

He's smarter than me.

He's more successful than me.

Albert Einstein, one of the smartest people in history,

had a mentor.

Every Friday, every Thursday, he had lunch,

starting as a teenager, with the family of that mentor,

and talked, learned math and physics,

and all types of things.

Stephen Hawking had a mentor.

I don't know about you.

I'm not smarter than Albert Einstein or Stephen Hawking.

If they need one, I need 'em even moreso.

Throughout history, it all stays the same.

Alexander the Great, one of the great conquerors...

He had a mentor.

His father, at fifteen and a half, hired Aristotle,

the great philosopher, and said,

I need you to travel with my son, teach him.

And so he did.

The great Aristotle.

Interestingly though, Aristotle was mentored by Plato.

Plato was mentored by Socrates.

You see that?

Paying it forward?

You see that Steve Jobs was mentored, and in turn,

he mentored others?

Y Combinator is a group up in...

The Silicon Valley area, and what they do,

is they find young, promising entrepreneurs,

and they bring them in, they give 'em a little capital,

they put 'em in a building, and they give them advice,

give them mentorship, point them in direction,

motivate them.

You see, mentors don't just give you advice.

They also motivate you.

What companies came from that Y Combinator mentorship

incubator idea?

Dropbox.

Airbnb.

Reddit.

Stripe.

Multi-billion dollar companies, coming from this idea.

Remember, there's only two ways you learn:

from somebody, or from what somebody wrote down or recorded.

That's it.

You don't learn English on your own.

You don't learn math, just by laying in a bed and go,

ah, I'll learn this all on my own.

Now, some people say, but Tai,

what if you only have books and mentors,

but you don't put in the work?

Well, of course you gotta put in the work.

If you lock yourself in a basement and just read,

and just get, watch YouTube videos of mentors,

that's not gonna help you.

But I'll tell you this.

If you just work hard, and forget to work smart,

you're not gonna accomplish much either.

Who works harder?

Day laborers or Steve Jobs?

Or Elon Musk?

Now, we need day laborers.

I'm not looking down on them.

But I'm saying this.

If you talk about who accomplishes more,

it's not just the people who work hard,

it's the people who work smart.

If you get out of an airplane, you're at the airport,

and you're at a city you've never been in, use GPS.

That navigation will shorten the time.

Sure, you could just work hard and drive around

and try to find it on your own, but why not use the GPS?

Why not do it the short way?

Science is based upon a body of knowledge

passed on from scientist to scientist, mentors.

Tesla, the great Nikolas Tesla had mentors.

On and on, it goes, the cycle goes, okay.

Become part of that cycle.

Bill Gates goes on reading vacations.

You know what Arnold Schwarzenegger told me?

And Elon Musk?

I'm gonna tell you two stories that I have heard.

I told you Kobe Bryant.

Like I said, people lie, but I like to hear things

straight from the mouth of great people.

That's why I go and find these people.

It's not to be able to name-drop and say, oh,

I'm with celebrities.

It's to get the truth from them.

The media often lies.

People lie.

But I asked Kobe Bryant, did you have a mentor?

Yes, he gave me five names.

I talked to Arnold Schwarzenegger.

I was in his kitchen, last summer, just me and him.

I said, Arnold, what's a turning point

in your career as a body builder?

And he said, well, I couldn't get my calves big.

I had the rest of my body big,

but I couldn't get my calves big.

And I heard about this guy who had big calves

down in South Africa.

His name was Reg Park.

I got on an airplane, and I flew down to him,

and I said, what am I doing wrong?

And he said, let me see you work out.

They went to the gym together,

and Reg Park went on a calf machine

and put on 900 pounds,

and Arnold Schwarzenegger, the light bulb went off.

He said, I'm doing too many reps.

I'm only lifting like 400 pounds.

Reg Park said, put those heavy weights on.

Change up your game.

Just like Bruce Lee was mentored by Ip Man,

Arnold Schwarzenegger was mentored by Reg Park,

and Arnold told me, my calves got so big, the media

started saying I had calf implants, but I didn't.

My success was magnified.

It became so big people didn't even believe it,

because he had that mentor Reg Park.

Over and over, the cycle continues.

Do you wanna be in the cycle or out of the cycle?

People lie, opinions lie, but numbers don't.

Look at the numbers for yourself.

Go through the Forbes list.

Go to the top.

Jeff Bezos started Amazon.

He started a book company, ironically enough.

But he reads books so much, he has one book,

it's the story of Sam Walton, who is a virtual mentor

through a book to him, that the pages are tattered.

Jeff Bezos, now the third richest man in the world.

I'm not as good an entrepreneur.

If he needs books, if he mentors, if he needs mentors,

I need moreso.

Conor McGregor, one of the great fighters of all time,

he's had the same mentor/coach his whole career.

I don't know about you, but I'm not as good an athlete

as Conor McGregor.

If he needs a mentor, I need one too.

That's why I said, it you change the conversation

from mentors to coaches...

Then you become kinda silly when you go,

oh, you don't need a coach.

Name a great athlete who didn't have a coach.

Michael Jordan, I read a fascinating book about him.

And he said...

The two biggest influences, important, why he has six rings.

Of course, him being a great athlete

and putting in the work was important.

He knew how to work hard, but he worked smart, because

he had Dean Smith at UNC and Phil Jackson at Chicago,

guiding him, making him work smart,

making him work more efficiently.

You need motivation too from mentors.

Sometimes you wanna give up.

Sometimes you wanna procrastinate.

I don't know about you,

but sometimes I feel like procrastinating.

And then I remember the story that I read

in an autobiography, or the person that I met.

You know what Elon Musk told me?

I said, Elon, how did you start SpaceX?

You didn't have any experience with spaceships.

You were, you had PayPal before.

He said, "Oh, I just read a lot of books."

Just read books.

Now, that's a virtual mentor.

It's not a person, but it's the same effect.

An author of the book was the mentor.

I shouldn't have to record this video,

but it's important that I clear the air.

There's a lot of nonsense being said out there, and...

You know, I don't, this is not a direct attack on

any one person, 'cause I've heard many people say this.

And you might have heard it growing up.

Oh, you just become book smart.

Just do stuff.

Just work hard.

Well, a lot of people work hard and aren't successful.

A lot of people work hard and aren't successful.

A lot of people work hard,

and never make more than 50 grand in their whole life.

And there's nothing wrong.

Not everybody has to try to be Steve Jobs,

not everyone has to try to be Albert Einstein,

that's not what I'm saying.

But I'm saying I wanna learn from people who did big things.

You choose who you wanna learn from.

I go straight to the top.

Martin Luther King, Jr., had a mentor.

Gandhi had a mentor.

That helped him become a humanitarian, and...

And fight for the independence of India.

Oprah Winfrey had Maya Angelou, the poet.

Malcolm X had a mentor.

Everybody, you go through history,

great people had great mentors.

Great people read.

Mark Cuban was over at my house, the billionaire,

the Shark Tank billionaire.

I said, do you read much, Mark?

He said, you know what, Tai?

The reason I got a private jet waiting down at LAX for me,

empty, that's so when I get in it, I can just catch up

on reading without anybody disturbing me.

He keeps a multi-million...

You know, I don't know, I think he has like a Gulf Stream.

He keeps a 50-million-dollar jet hanging around

just so he could read more.

Warren Buffet gets on a plane, they say nobody talks.

He just reads.

Go through the history.

People lie, but numbers don't.

Work hard...

But work smart.

You need tools, you need leverage.

What makes Bill Gates the 16-time richest man in the world?

Well, he goes on reading vacations.

His blog is all about books.

And one thing he said that I found fascinating,

he said, you know, I'm kinda lazy.

I try to find ways to do it smarter than most people.

And sure, he put in the hours.

It's a necessity to put in the hours,

but the goal isn't to put in the hours.

The goal is to work less and do more.

The goal is to work half as much and get twice the results.

That comes from the leverage of...

Intelligence.

That's what can make you great.

Find great people.

Read more.

Trust me.

And just split test it.

If you don't believe me, test it for yourself.

Find an amazing book.

I got a free book list you can read,

tailopez.com/books.

Find one of those books.

At the end of it, if it doesn't...

Read a few of 'em, if it doesn't help you, stop reading.

Different people have different ways of learning.

But nine out of 10 people who do big things

either had mentors or read books, and so, play the cards.

Play the odds.

If you got a bad hand in poker, you're gonna fold that hand.

Sure, you might win with a two and a three,

but it's better to have pocket aces.

Better to have two aces.

The odds are better.

Using mentors, using books increases the odds of success.

It's not a guarantee,

'cause you still gotta put in the work.

You still must execute, but I'll tell you this.

You got a poor hand, and you just try to work your way,

you're still gonna lose.

All those people, just trying hard work...

I recorded this video to save you a lotta heartache.

A lot of hard years, so...

Yeah.

All I can say in summary is...

I'm not as smart or as good an athlete

or as good an entrepreneur as Bill Gates,

Warren Buffet, Mark Zuckerberg,

Tom Hanks, Larry Page, co-founder of Google...

Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk,

Mark Cuban,

Bruce Lee,

Conor McGregor,

Michael Jordan,

LeBron James, Kobe Bryant.

By the way, I'm reciting back

just a few of the people who had mentors.

I'm not as good on camera as Oprah Winfrey,

who mentored Ellen DeGeneres.

If they needed it, I need it more.

If you don't need it, if you're better than them,

I'd have to question your humility.

If they need it but you don't,

if Einstein needed a mentor,

and I said, nah, I don't need a mentor.

I would question my humility.

Remember.

Pride comes before a fall.

And it's the humble who will inherit the earth.

But it's not the humility most people think.

It's not the humility of you just, oh,

you know, woe is me, nobody likes...

That's not humble.

You don't have to demean yourself.

Humility in action is what the world needs.

People who go...

Well, damn.

Conor McGregor is in great shape.

I wanna learn to do MMA fighting.

He needed a coach.

I better find me a coach.

I do Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

If you try to walk in a gym and say you're good

at jiu-jitsu, and they say who's your mentor/coach,

and you say, ma, I don't need one.

They're gonna tap you out.

No one gonna like you.

They gonna tap you out, put you in a...

Put you, choke you out, and throw you out the door.

I was mentored by Rigan Machado.

By Rener Gracie.

I just had Rorion Gracie at my house.

His father...

Basically invented Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

I respect those mentors.

And if I came to them and I said there's people out there

teaching that you shouldn't, that mentors aren't needed,

do you know what they would say?

They would say, that's a disrespectful person.

They'd say, bring them to my gym, Tai.

Let 'em roll with me on the mats.

Let me put them to sleep.

We'll record it.

(Tai laughs)

Everybody, it's called a lineage.

It's called a lineage.

It's called pedigree.

You say, I learned from this person,

who learned from this person, who learned from this person.

That's how science works, by the way.

Isaac Newton said, if I'm great,

it's because I stand on the shoulder of giants.

If you think you don't need shoulders and giants...

I can guess how much money's

gonna be in your bank account soon.

It ain't as much as you could

if you listened to smart people.

Anyway.

Leave your opinion below.

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I'm Robert.

And I'm Rachel and you're watching R&R with ONE 2 ONE.

We're bringing you this video series to help educate and demystify areas of technology

that you would use every day.

But before we do that, who is ONE 2 ONE?

ONE 2 ONE is a full service technology consulting and support firm and we're located in the

K.O.Z. that's the Keystone Opportunity Zone and we're on South Water Street in Lancaster,

Pennsylvania.

Now you say, "Full Service", what does that mean?

Well, full service means that we offer a wide range of technology services to help every

business reach their goals.

That includes things like on-site and remote support as well as cloud services for mail

and backups, we do project services for let's say you wanted to move your office or you're

looking at expanding, we also offer things like web hosting and design services too.

Throughout this series we're going to be answering some common questions, we're going

to tell you a little more about us and what it is we do, and we'll also keep you updated

on upcoming educational series as well as community outreach opportunities through our

#one2onegives campaign.

Well that's all for now but we appreciate you watching.

We'll be back soon with more R&R.

Stay Curious!

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(upbeat acoustic guitar plays)

- Walk into the facility.

This is the opportunity as the operator

to get the big picture and it will be the smell.

It will be the sight.

It will be what you hear.

Most importantly, for most growers, it's smell.

So you can oftentimes walk into a facility.

If I had a heating pipe burst,

I could smell the coolant.

I could smell the glycol.

If a fish had died, I could smell the fish.

If the humidity was high, if things were buttoned up

too much, I could feel the humidity in the air.

These are the things that inform you as a grower

whether something is off or whether something is on.

If you have environmental controls

you can check these things all the time.

And that's great.

I've got nothing against environmental controls.

We recommend environmental controls.

A lot of them you can check from your phone now.

You can keep tabs on things, but none of them,

none of them replace your nose, your ears

and your eyes and your hands and your feet.

None of them.

There's nothing that even comes close.

So, don't think that you can just use

an environmental control system from a distance

and understand what's happening in your farm.

That is not the case.

So, you walk in.

You're hit with sounds with smells with all of these things

and if you do it often enough, once you've done it

for a couple of years, it is,

you know exactly what is happening.

You know exactly what is going on.

You know when something is wrong

almost immediately when you walk in.

That's all there is to it.

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Office Hours #1: Welcome, How To Get More Engagement, & More - Duration: 8:57.

(laughing)

- We're starting a new weekly video segment,

called Office Hours.

We're gonna start taking customer questions

and answering them live every Friday on video.

Yeah.

- The Dundees (laughing)

- I'm Dave Gerhardt the director of marketing here at Drift.

- And I'm Cara Herrick and I'm a customer success manager

here at Drift.

- We wanted to start a new little video series,

based around customers and how they're actually

using our product because we get a million questions

and you can always go to our website which is,

what's our website?

- Drift.com

- Nice plug.

You can go to our website at anytime and ask

a question.

Each week we wanna actually take questions from

our customers and from the people using Drift

everyday, and answer them in a video.

I might have a rotating guest every week.

And so this week I have Cara.

Cara's one of our customer success managers here

at Drift.

Like on average, in a give, any given week,

how many times do you talk to customers?

- A solid 90.

Phone calls, chats, e-mails, hugs. (laughing)

- Swag.

- Swag packages.

Hey guys, how are you doing?

- Look at you underdressed.

- So anyway, we're gonna to cover, today we're

gonna to cover three things.

We don't have any question questions yet because

this is the first episode.

We want you to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Brand new thing, we have a blog, we have a website,

we have a podcast, but our YouTube channel,

it's pretty fire.

It's growing, so you should go check it out,

- It's pretty sweet.

Subscribe, and that's the easiest way to send us in

questions every week.

Hopefully next week, we're on here actually answering

peoples questions, but, Cara and I did a little brainstorm

before this, and we kind of came up with,

three of the things that a lot of new customers

ask us.

So we're going to talk about them, and hopefully

it's helpful.

And, so yeah, lets do it.

- Sounds good.

- So let's talk about the first thing.

Number one thing that we hear, it really depends

on the size of the business, but like, a lot of

our smaller customers, they come to you,

and they say one thing, they say what?

- Not getting enough engagement.

- So like people are coming to their website,

but, or they might say like, I don't have enough

website traffic to get engagement and get

conversations started with Drift.

- So, this is something that comes up a lot.

So, customers say to you like, I might not be

getting enough engagement what's the first thing

that you do?

- Go to their website, see where they have Drift up

- And often times what?

- It's not everywhere,

- Yeah.

- It's on one page, they might just have the welcome

message up.

You need to make use of it, everywhere.

Just put it everywhere, have some fun with it.

- Yes so, if you';re not getting a lot of engagement,

like number one thing, Kara has seen you website.

Put it on every page first and then let that

run for a week, or two weeks and let's see.

But the other thing is, like, it's also about

the message. - Oh yeah.

It's not just about the medium, so like,

it's important to have Drift on every page.

But if you just have a message that says, "Hey."

Like, no body's gonna reply to that.

Some people are gonna say hello, you're going

to get the really active people.

For for the majority of people, they're not gonna

want to reach out and say hi.

- Right.

You have to reel them in, give them a reason

to talk to you.

You know.

- And so like, this is a ridiculous example,

but like, if you went to your website and you just

put the message on every page that says, "hey,

reply to this message and I'll give you $500."

I bet you that even if you have a low traffic website,

you're gonna get people.

- I would visit that website.

(laughing)

- Yeah I was gonna say, at least you know K.K.,

Kevin would visit your website and be like,

"Oh what's up now?"

No but, seriously like, you can, it's really easy

to get more engagement by testing messages.

Different messages on different pages, on your site.

- Baby testing you know.

- Just really figure out, what pages you're getting

the most traffic on, and

what kind of people you really want to be talking to.

So, maybe put it on your pricing page,

maybe that's the most important area where

you want to be talking to people.

Just do it.

Put a message out there and see what happens.

- And that's a great idea because,

and then the other thing, is like, don't

just put it on your pricing page, but match

the copy of that message to the fact that this

is on your pricing page.

So, don't just say "Hey, any questions?"

Say, "Hey have any questions about pricing?"

It seems so obvious, but if you go to people's

websites, oftentimes, the message doesn't

match every single page.

- Exactly.

- So that's, that's the easy tip number one.

So one of the things that we heard, was like,

so we talked about really low engagement.

We also heard the other, we also heard the flip

side of that.

Which is like, I'm getting too many conversations,

I have too much noise.

So, number one thing is, like A, you don't have

to put Drift everywhere.

Go look at, easy way to do that,

go to your Google analytics or go find the person

who knows how to do that, and sort your most

popular pages, by how long people are spending on those

pages and what you're gonna find is there's

usually two, it's the 80-20 rule applies here too.

There's usually two or three pages, where people

are spending the most time, only put Drift on that site.

But, Cara's gonna bite this one down.

In addition to that, we also built Driftbot,

which actually can help you cut through the noise,

and only have the best conversations.

- Exactly.

So, he pops in, every once in a while, he or she.

- It doesn't have to be a he.

- It doesn't have to be a he. (laughing)

Pops in every once in a while,

asks people for more information who they want to

talk to, route it to the right department,

if you have departments in your company.

We also have an integration with knowledge bases,

which is really exciting, sometimes we'll

see a chat come in and then the Drift bot,

will have already answered the question.

They're like,

"Oh great, that was the best answer I could've gotten."

And we're like, never gets old.

Never ever gets old.

- We wanted to solve two problems initially with the bot.

Number one was like, how could we right people

right people, to the right person on the teams,

so, if you come to our website, and you say "Hi."

The bot's gonna reply and say, who do you want

to talk to, do you want to talk to sales?

Support, marketing or somebody else?

And the reason we did that is because like, we heard

sales reps don't want to spend their time dealing

with support questions and, - No.

definitely not. - No.

And, what was I just thinking about, kay, kay,

and support people definitely don't want to deal

with sales questions, so we figured like,

we can make that easy by routeing the right

conversations to the right people.

And then we figured, we noticed that people

would always come to our website,

and they would ask the same like, five questions.

- Oh yeah.

- What's your pricing?

Do you have a slack integration?

- What's an active contact?

- Yeah.

And so we're like, wait a second, we have all

of these answer written in our knowledge base,

what if the bot could just go grab those answers

and then serve them up to you?

- It's amazing.

- (Laughing) It is a game changer, so yeah.

So like people will write into our website

and they'll say like, "Hey do you have an IOS app?"

And before one of us could even reply,

- I know.

- Like somebody, the bot's just like, here's

the IOS app link, and we actually,

we have a channel and slack called Drift Love

where we just share like, legendary bot

reply-responses.

(laughing)

So the bot's amazing, and it's something

that you can use on your website as well.

So the last thing, the last tip that we wanna

leave you with today is, for new people who

are playing around with Drift and, you know,

we have a free plan, so people that wanna check

it out for the first time.

Oftentimes, like the person who signs up for Drift,

doesn't have the keys to the website to get

Drift installed.

And so, there's actually a way you can skip

the whole install process, and test out Drift,

so,

if you click skip, during like the verify step,

it'll make sense when you actually go through.

And you just go to settings, you can actually

create your own individual Drift's profile,

whish is a single page where anyone

can send you a message, and you can see how Drift's

messaging works without ever having

to install the page on your own site.

It's basically like getting a customizable

landing page for your own.

And, the like, you know profiles is also just

a cool way to have more conversations with people.

Like, I know that you, you have a link to your

profile page in your email section.

- In my email signature, so it's, we call them

digital business cards.

It's really a great way for you to just

give somebody a really quick link,

and they can view your profile,

any fun fact that you have about yourself,

they can have a link to your calendar,

create a meeting just through your profile,

they can also just chat with you directly through

your profile.

- I don't have that many fun facts about me.

(laughing) So it's just like my bio,

but like, you got one?

- I do.

- What?

- It's actually on my Drift profile. (laughing)

I can wiggle my eyes back and forth really fast.

And it makes me sneeze.

- The other thing, is like, you can also take

all of your team's Drift profiles and create

a page - Yep.

Which is called, Team Directory.

So like, it basically replaces,

can replace your about page on your site,

so instead of a static about page,

you can have pictures for each one of your

team members, and make it so anybody that comes

to your website can talk to anyone of those people,

and you can check ours out, it's actually,

Team.Drift.com

- Send Cara a note after this and tell her like,

"hope you're feeling better." (laughing)

- I feel better already.

- Feel better.

(laughing)

Alright, so this was the very first episode of

Office Hours, new segment that we're doing here

at Drift, to help our customers and just you,

if you're curious about Drift, learn more

about the product, Kara was with me today.

- Yep.

- Maybe you'll come back next week.

- Totally.

- Maybe you're busy taking customer calls.

- It's pretty fun.

- So that's the deal, Office Hours, so, subscribe.

Catch this video every week, we'll be right here,

and go to our website Drift.com

ask us questions.

That's the deal.

Subscribe.

YouTube.

- Thanks for watching.

(upbeat music)

- Alright we gotta be done,

I gotta get out of here.

(laughing)

Bye.

See ya.

Cara's never coming back.

(laughing)

Oh we gotta walk out.

Walk out.

- Oh.

- Roll your chair.

- Roll out.

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Are You Unknowingly Part of the "Cosmic Call to Action - Duration: 4:40.

Are You Unknowingly Part of the �Cosmic Call to Action

BY GOSTICA �

A large number of people, especially those who feel or even know in their hearts that

they have a role in the changing world, seem to have unknowingly experienced �a call�

or shift, which began approximately six to eight years ago.

In most cases, this shift in their thinking, perspectives, approach, mood, activities,

and/or priorities appeared to result from: a loss or death; a divorce or failed relationship;

an illness and/or physical symptoms; or an intense new sense of feeling unfulfilled�despite

numerous accomplishments.

Regardless of the specific trigger(s), the event or events sent each person into a relatively

uncomfortable, unhappy, disconnected, and discontent period in their lives.

More than ever, they have felt intensely lost, confused, and disconnected from their true

purpose, path, and joy� and more plagued by issues mentally, physically, and spiritually.

However, it is our belief that the period of disconnect serves to prepare this special,

�pioneering� population for their roles as various leaders in the new era ahead.

They are this epoch�s First Wave � and the period of disconnect was and is meant

to help them.

The challenges that they have been experiencing are to assist them: to resolve and cleanse

mental issues and attachments; to intensify their talents; and to connect them with each

other� in order to share, empower, and mobilize their efforts for the year or two ahead.

Are you part of this �first wave?� Most of these pioneers or first- wavers have been

experiencing many or all the following:

A feeling or sense that they �don�t fit in,� don�t belong, or can�t connect

to the people around them.

A desire to find their true �home� and/or true spiritual family and community.

A feeling that entities are around them.

They may even see or hear those entities on occasion.

A feeling that they aren�t achieving the success, relationships, and happiness they

desire�despite having outstanding skills, capacities, and intelligence.

Changes in mood, emotions, and energy levels that seem to reflect the people or planet

around them, as much if not more than their own state and condition.

Moments of feeling more �awakened� or conscious, but finding those times short-lived

or unsustainable in daily life.

Vivid dreams, and even moving, speaking, or acting out while asleep.

Periods of intense �shedding� of relationships, responsibilities, or priorities.

A feeling that time is moving much faster.

Noticing synchronicities and believing that there are no �coincidences� or �accidents.�

A sense that the times ahead won�t be easy � but that the upcoming global events are

necessary for our planet to progress, and for humans to evolve in their development.

If you are a first-waver, you may benefit from the following:

Being in contact with others who possess high frequencies and vibrations.

Healing residual mental and physical wounds.

Understanding and accepting that your role in this world, quite literally and figuratively,

may be very �close to home.� (Embrace the notion that you don�t have to save the

world to �save the world.� Your immediate area may be exactly where you are needed.)

Reminding yourself that you can�t save everyone.

It is not everyone�s destiny for you to save them!

Practicing, developing, and intensifying your innate or learned skills and talents.

Learning which foods, activities, and environments are most helpful and least toxic for your

specific body.

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Are you looking to build community at McMaster?

WGEN is an MSU service dedicated to building community among McMaster students

Our programming is focused particularly on women, trans folk, and survivors of sexual assault

It's important for university students to have a community where they can explore their passions

And feel like they have a community of people to grow with

A community of people who support their identities and have their backs

Because we all do better with a little support

You might come to WGEN to discuss topics such as feminism, identities, and gender diversity on our campus

Maybe you're interested in learning how you can help create a culture of consent on campus

WGEN volunteers can also help those who are looking to report or receive support around sexual violence on campus

You could come to WGEN to check out a great selection of books - anything from Warsan Shire to Margaret Atwood

WGEN volunteers offer peer support to Mac students

Folks come in for chats about relationships, school stress, mental health and illness, or whatever's on your mind

Anyone of any gender is welcome to come in for a visit

Pop in! The couches are comfy and there's always a friendly face to chat with

That's WGEN

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Hey everybody how's it going Extreme Trends here

Top 5 Creepiest YouTube Channels

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Hello and welcome to this quickfire boss guide for all 4 Rank 4 bosses of the Brawler's Guild

Season 3 added in Patch 7.1.5

If these guides are helpful please be sure to drop a like.

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The first boss for rank 4 is a real bastard,

It's the first boss I had real trouble with and it's subject to some RNG,

This is Burnstachio,

Now, along with having a hilarious name, nothing else about this boss is funny,

He is fixed in his starting position with a full immunity shield, He only has melee

attacks though they hit quite hard.

As you can tell I wasn't fully aware of the immunity so was furiously Moonfiring as I

went around.

The entire Arena subject to Burning Ground which will one shot if touched, the only place

to stand is beneath rain clouds that randomly move around the arena,

Somewhere in a random place in the arena there will be a Water Orb, if you get to this orb

it will give you a water shield allowing you to both run over the fire and attack Burnstachio,

You only have 15 seconds to damage burnstachio and return yourself to a place without fire

on the ground.

At 15.3 million health this barely seems possible, but I killed him in 3 orbs

And most who pass this progression wall do it in 2-3.

If you are ranged just as you are getting to the orb, hit cooldowns so you can immediately

just turn and nuke from wherever you are,

If melee, use whatever charge or movement ability you have and nuke him down,

I could see this being a little more difficult for Death Knights than anyone else.

Ensure you're back under cloud before it runs out, there is a little bit of leeway from

the buff.

It should be noted to not move when you spawn in the arena until the fire shows up as your

initial spawn point is always safe but those around are not until the cloud starts doing

it's work.

Also that you don't need to actually be ontop of the orb to collect it, you can collect

it from the adjecent path.

For number 2 of Rank 4 we have one of the most fun and quite easy bosses,

A blast from the past in the name of Meatball,

It's quite simple, meatball has 103.6 Million health,

This is ridiculous and not possible at the max gear level to get through just yet.

But you're in luck!

Whenever you hit Meatball, he will drop these pink orbs around him,

Each orb will heal you for 0-2% of your health, which is good as he hits a decent bit,

It will also increase your damage output by 20% and this effect stacks upto 50 times,

While the buff lasts for 20 seconds each time you get another it will refresh the timer.

So, keep hitting him with DoT's and bleed effect and other multiple hit wonders as you

run around collecting orbs,

Do this for about a minute or more and then full on nuke his face off.

If you do it for long enough he will go down in seconds.

Be sure that if he isnt going down fast enough you refresh the buff timer by collecting another

orb so you don't lose it all together.

Meatball will then explode and jobs a goodun.

The third boss is a returning duo who annoyed me to no end in the last season.

GG Engineering.

A fun but weird fight where only one of the 2 bosses can be hit at any one time, but it's

ok as they share a health pool, though it is 34.5 Million,

At all times one of the duo will be in a shield preventing all damage, you must focus on the

one that isn't,

They each have one attack that they spam,

Bo Bobble has Gnomish Death Ray which isn't as harmful as it sounds, it does a bit of

damage but there's no avoiding it so just ignore it and heal or mitigate accordingly.

Max Megablast however has a friggin' Rocket Launcher that hits like a truck,

But it can be dodged fairly easily but slows you down a lot,

I got a total of about 3 Lunar Strikes off for the entire match due to the constant movement.

With such a big health pool the only way to defeat these guys easily is to focus almost

all of your attention on where the rocket is going to hit, whichever boss you are fighting

at the time,

You need to move around that boss in such a way that the incoming rocket fire will hit

the boss,

It will massively increase the damage going onto him and make this fight fairly easy.

There are short gaps between rocket barrages so these are the times to cooldown and nuke.

And the last boss for rank 4 is Stitches,

Yet another one that proves difficult for those without movement increases,

Stitches is a huge ass undead blob of rotting flesh, that finds himself constantly surrounded

with a big green circle of goo,

He doesn't hit all that hard but the goo leaves a debuff that stacks every 1.5 seconds, when

this stack reaches 10, it's Timeless Isles Frog time, you will die instantly.

The only way to drop the stacks is to get out of the goo, unfortunately, the goo follows

stitches so will move with you,

Luckily at the start at least you are quicker than Stitches,

But the second you get out of the goo, your stacks drop and stitches hooks you back in

leaving a second debuff that slows you movement speed,

This slow also stacks and last for the fight.

Making it harder and harder to get out and drop your stacks,

The tactic here is to burn him as much as possible and at 8 stacks run out,

Cut it as close as possible,

Next time itll be more difficult and will have to be 6-7 stacks when you start running

out,

The third time is when you really need to start using movement speed buffs,

A druid for example could displacer beast or dash or roar,

This fight is very easy for a druid, not so much for a DK.

Just cut it as close as you can before dropping stacks each time and nuke as hard as possible

between it,

He has 24.2 Million health so it's not the end of the world.

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