Hello, I'm Ry from Student Services and this is Vicky our Events Coordinator. Hi!
On behalf of all of us at Prague College we would like to welcome everyone,
especially our new students to the 2019 Spring semester.
We have a lot of exciting things happening in our community that you are invited to!
For example, this week we have the Welcome Party, followed by the official afterparty at ACE Club.
Then, on Saturday we have the Halftime Show for our #NoTimeToWaste project.
We also have the Job Fair in April and a few other surprises to look forward to.
You can find all of this information on our website, Facebook, Instagram, our TV Screens
and your email.
Or if that's not enough, you can stop by Student Services to learn more
We're here everyday to help you with all your academic needs,
to make sure this semester and the rest of your studies at Prague College are truly exceptional.
Check the description below to find links to our upcoming events and we hope to see you there.
Have a great semester!
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FOX TV - What do you REALLY need to save for retirement? - Duration: 21:56.
It's the million-pound question: how much is enough when it comes to saving for retirement?According to official figures, four in ten of us are underestimating what we need to set aside
Half of the 12 million workers 'under-saving' earn at least £34,500 a year, according to a Government study of its flagship workplace pension scheme
That means 6 million middle-class workers face a drop in their standard of living when they retire, unless they act now
Look ahead: Half of the 12 million workers 'under-saving' earn at least £34,500 a year, according to a Government study of its flagship workplace pension schemeMost people save into 'defined contribution' plans that are linked to the stock market
With these deals, working out just how much you need to set aside to ensure a comfortable retirement is tricky
So how much do you need in old age? And how can you make sure you're saving enough? Money Mail has the answers
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Give children the gift of a savings habit this Christmas -. Share this article Share 96 shares HOW THIS IS MONEY CAN HELP Are you saving enough for retirement? Check with our pension calculator Calculators at the readyYour first task is to work out what income you'll need when you stop work
Experts disagree on what this target should be. Some say you should aim for two-thirds of your final salary
For someone on the average UK wage of £27,000, that would mean an annual income of £18,000 in retirement
The Department for Work and Pensions analysis, published this week, says someone on £13,000 or less should aim to have 80 per cent of their salary in old age, or £10,400 a year
For someone on more than £55,000 it recommends 50 per cent, or £27,500 a year.Other experts suggest setting aside a lump sum worth ten times your final salary
So someone earning £27,000 would need £270,000 to see them through old age.In truth, everyone is different
To work out the right number for you, sit down with a pen and paper and roughly calculate your likely retirement outgoings
Start with essential spending such as utility bills, running the car, the food shop and repairs
The Office for National Statistics says the average annual food spend is £2,808 while gas and power bills cost £1,253
Remember, these numbers will rise every year with inflation.Next, consider the costs of the lifestyle you want
Include holidays, meals out and hobbies such as golf or dancing classes.Take into account practical considerations such as whether your spouse will be relying on your pension, and whether you might downsize your property or move into retirement accommodation which charges fees
How much do you need to save for retirement? The amount that you need to invest each month for retirement depends on how big a pension you want, but it also depends on your age
Our pension calculator can help you understand how much you may need to save.Put in your income, when you expect to retire, how much you are setting aside, your pension pot now, any other funds you have and the percentage of your current salary that you hope for in retirement
The calculator will tell you how much income you could get in retirement, adjusted for inflation, and also your projected total retirement pot
The figures are based on prospective returns from numbers crunched by Fidelity's investment experts, which err on the side of caution
With luck, investment returns will be better and you will end up with an even bigger retirement pot
Click the button above or the pension calculator link here to try it out. Don't underestimate how long you will live, or forget the state pensionDon't underestimate your life expectancy
Many savers only expect their pension pot to need to last them a few years but a 65-year-old can typically expect to live two more decades
Peter Chadborn, director at advice firm Plan Money, says: 'We are living longer in retirement and each generation seems to want a better retirement lifestyle than the one before
You may have 40 years of earning to save enough for 25 years of not earning.'Remember the state pension will lighten your load (get a forecast at gov
uk/check-state-pension or call the Future Pension Centre on 0800 731 7898.The full £159
55 a week flat-rate payout works out at £8,296 a year. So if you're aiming to have a retirement income of £18,000 a year, you'll need to fund about £10,000 yourself
You should multiply this amount by 25 years to work out the absolute minimum you'll need — £250,000 in this case
This figure presumes you'll run down the pot gradually so nothing is left. In reality, you're likely to continue to get a return on your savings during retirement if you've invested them wisely
You won't want the pot to run dry in case you live beyond 25 years, or so you can leave something for a spouse
So think of these figures as a starting point. The Department for Work and Pensions analysis, published this week, says someone on £13,000 or less should aim to have 80 per cent of their salary in old age, or £10,400 a yearHow to cover the basicsThe International Longevity Centre think-tank estimates that workers typically need to save 18 per cent of their salary to obtain these target retirement incomes
With bills, mortgages and supporting children through university, that's far too much for most people to give up
One solution is to start saving as early as possible. This gives your money longer to grow — and means it gets an extra boost from compound interest
Experts say it's a mistake to wait until you don't have a mortgage and the children have flown the nest
Peter Chadborn says: 'A little from a young age is a good discipline — waiting until you're mortgage-free might mean you can save more but you won't have as long to do it
'Jamie Clark, business development manager at Royal London, adds: 'Start small and increase your savings every time your salary rises
This way your pension should track in line with your lifestyle.' The International Longevity Centre think-tank estimates that workers typically needs to save 18 per cent of their salary to obtain these target retirement incomesSay you decide £15,000 a year will see you through in old age
After taking into account the £8,296 state pension, you need to fund £6,700 a year yourself
Multiply that by 25 years and you will need £167,500.If you start saving at age 20 and the funds in your pension pot grow at 5 per cent a year, you'd need to put £82
50 a month into your pension to build up £167,000 by age 65. If you waited until age 40, you'd have to save a much bigger £280 a month to amass the same amount
Under the Government's flagship retirement scheme introduced in 2012, the vast majority of company staff are now automatically enrolled into pensions by default
But not enough is going into their pots. The finding that 12 million people are under-saving comes from the DWP's analysis of its 'auto-enrolment' programme
Currently, only a minimum of 2 per cent of your annual salary must go into your pension pot under the DWP's rules
Half of this must come from your employer (they pay this on top of your normal salary)
Basic-rate taxpayers then have a minimum of 0.8 percentage points and higher-rate payers 0
6 percentage points deducted from their salary and put into the pension. The remaining 0
2 or 0.4 percentage points comes from the Government in the form of tax relief.These numbers will be slightly different in Scotland after the SNP hiked its income tax rates last week
Firms are only obliged to ensure 2 per cent of earnings between £5,876 and £45,000 go into your pension
If you saved 2 per cent of the full average £27,000 salary, a total of £45 (including tax relief and your employer's contribution) goes into the pot each month
At that rate, if you started saving at age 20 you would have just £24,300 by age 65
But the benefits of a workplace pension mean it wouldn't cost the earth to increase your savings to the magic £82
50-a-month mark.At least £22.50 of this would come from your employer (the 1 per cent payment your boss must make), with the Government providing £12 in tax relief
That leaves you sacrificing £48 a month from your salary.Again, these figures will be a few pounds different in Scotland under its tax changes
If you're starting at age 40 and need to put aside £280 a month, tax relief would provide £51
50 and your employer would pay £22.50. That leaves you needing to contribute £206 from your salary
The minimum percentage for auto-enrolment savings will rise to a total of 5 per cent in April 2018 and again a year later to 8 per cent
Saving that percentage from the full £27,000 average income would increase your contribution to £180 a month, or £2,160 a year, meaning you'd comfortably meet your target for a £15,000 annual income
To get the £6,700 not covered by the state pension from an annuity — your main alternative option, which provides a guaranteed income for as long as you live — you'd need to set aside £207,000, according to figures from investment company Fidelity
This is based on a policy for a single pensioner with payouts rising by RPI inflation each year
Contact the pensions department or whoever deals with HR at your employer to find out how much is going into your plan
Good employers often pay in more than the minimum — for example, matching your contribution so if you pay in 5 per cent the company adds another 5 per cent
Under the Government's flagship retirement scheme introduced in 2012, the vast majority of company staff are now automatically enrolled into pensions by defaultSave extra for special treatsMany savers will want more than £15,000 a year in retirement
To get to £25,000, your savings will need to generate £16,700 in income, after the state pension is taken into account
That means building up £417,500 if you want your pot to last 25 years.If you save from age 20 to 65 and your investments grow at 5 per cent a year, you will need to set aside £205 a month
STEEL PENSIONS PROBED Seventeen financial advice firms are being investigated over the Port Talbot steelworker pension scandal
More than 2,000 people have transferred out of the troubled British Steel final salary pension scheme
Experts say workers are giving up a lifetime income for risky funds that charge fees of up to 7
5 per cent. The City watchdog is investigating claims that that they have been given poor advice
Six companies have stopped giving advice: Mansion Park Limited, Active Wealth UK, Pembrokeshire Mortgage Centre, Vintage Investment Services, Retirement & Pension Planning Services and West Wales Financial Services
A further 11 are under investigation.p.thomas@dailymail.co.uk By April 2019 your employer will have to contribute a minimum of 3 per cent of your salary to your pension pot if you join your workplace scheme
So your company would pay in £67.50 a month on the full £27,000 average salary.That leaves you putting aside £137
50 a month. Of this, £27.50 will come through tax relief so just £110 a month would need to come from your pay packet
Someone aged 40 would need to set aside £698 a month, or £504 when tax relief and employer contributions are factored in
Alternatively, to get the £16,700 you want from an annuity you'd need to set aside £545,000, according to Fidelity
If you want the best of the bestIt's beyond most people's needs, but what would you need for a £40,000 income? The answer is £1 million — the maximum allowed — if you're splitting it evenly over a 25-year retirement
Remember, your pension isn't the only asset you'll have available for retirement. Property, Isas and other investments can be useful
Downsizing to a smaller house that's less costly to run will free up cash. According to property website Zoopla, the average asking price of a four-bed house is £486,494, while the typical two-bed costs £295,314
Downsizing would free up £186,414 (after you'd paid stamp duty of £4,766).Say you have built up £200,000 in Isas and other investments
That leaves you a £600,000 shortfall after downsizing your house.To get your pension to £40,000, you'd need to set aside £295 a month from age 20 until age 65
Assuming your employer contributed 3 per cent of your salary, as it will have to from April 2019, you would need to save £182 a month
If you started at age 40, you'd need to set aside £1,005 a month, or £750 when tax relief and employer contributions are factored in
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The ESB Is Coming To Budapest and Charleston 2019 - Duration: 2:38.
Hi everybody, this is Dr. Dain Heer.
Here to invite you to the upcoming
Energetic Synthesis Of Being classes - ESB.
One of my favorite classes in the world to facilitate
because what it does it gives you a foundation for your very being.
It's almost like all these pieces of you that you know that are you
but you can't seem to access them or you forgot about them
or you left them somewhere and you don't know where to pick them up.
It's like we kind of go throughout the world in the course of this class
and this really beautiful way together.
You just start to get more and more of you.
People literally get a platform for their being
and a platform is the thing a rocket ship takes off of.
What I would like for you is for your rocket ship to be able to go as high
and as far as you actually desire to go.
What I found is that requires you actually being you.
People in class will bring up a lot of things
and we'll talk through those and we'll change those
but at the same time you get to change about the thing they're asking for
because they're asking for it and the energy is the same for all of us.
And then at the same time I'll be working on people on stage
with this Energetic Synthesis Of Being, or ESB energy.
What this does it gives you a space to finally get out of the judgement of you
but it also gives you the space to finally have the space of you
walking and talking in the world in a way that I can't even put into words.
It truly starts to create the space where the sky isn't even the limit anymore.
Going far beyond the sky to other universes and other possibilities isn't even the limit.
The speed of change right now is faster than it's ever been before
and I'm extremely excited to come to Budapest
for the very first time and do this class.
Also extremely excited to go wherever else I'm going to do the class,
I'm just kidding I know it's Charleston in the US, I was just playing.
The interesting thing about these classes is wherever you go to do it
and wherever I go to do it,
I get different information from each culture,
each country, each person.
This is where you truly start to recognize the gift that you are
and the contribution you are to the whole.
Having your being available to you
is one of the greatest gifts you could ever give yourself.
You're very warmly invited, I very much look forward to seeing you there.
What if you truly being you are the gift
the change and the possibility this world requires?
Let's explore it together in the ESB.
Bye!
You're invited...
The Energetic Synthesis Of Being...
...with Dr. Dain Heer
Coming to Budapest, Hungary March 1-3, 2019
...and Charleston, USA March 22-24, 2019
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No Jumping Full Body FAT BURN Workout | 10 Min Beginner & Apartment Friendly Routine - Duration: 11:30.
hey everyone welcome back today we have a quick 10 minutes workout. There's no
jumping involved, it is great for a quick easy morning routine and also it is
perfect if you're not looking for something not too extreme. It is a great one
to do before your ab workout just to help you to get your heart rate up. I
haven't worked out in the month and this was such a fun one to film. I had such a
great workout, I feel so good after, so yeah don't forget to smash that like
button, smash it, subscribe and let's jump straight into it. We've got 12 exercises
today 40 seconds on and 5 seconds off. Pretty straightforward guys let's start
with inchworm and shoulder tap. Make sure you tighten that core as you walk your
way down to a high plank and tap your shoulders with your opposite hand. This
is a really good first exercise to warm up your body and you don't have to tap
your shoulders when you're up, that's just me and my wonderful coordination
next we'll have lunge taps. Go as fast as you can watch your form and engage that core
next we have no jumps skater. Feel free to add a little hop if you want more
intensity, but I'm totally fine to keep it slow and steady today
Leg extension and knee up is next. It's pretty similar to a single leg RDL, make
sure you go slow when you're doing your first one so get your movement down and
not lose your balance. Push your hips back and have a slight bend on your knee
as you are lowering down. Make sure your core is engage, and your back is straight
don't arch your back or round it back
now on to the other side
next we have knee walk squat. Get on your knees and then on to a squat position
you can fold your fitness map for more cushion for your knees. Don't injure your knee guys. Also I
like to alternate my legs when I'm getting up
up and down planks are next. If this is too intense but you feel free to do it with
your knees on the ground instead
do a push-up followed by two knee tucks while squeezing your abs. Again if you
can't do a push-up all good to have your knees on the ground. I have to have my
knees on the ground too since I haven't worked out in a while I'm still feeling
a little weak from my herbal medication so I gotta take this slow.
flip around onto your back as bicycle crunches are next. Just six more
exercises to go guys. Make sure you squeeze those abs!
reverse plank leg lifts are nex.t You're going to feel this on your arms
your back your abs and your legs. Make sure you use your core to pull out your
body. Make sure your butt does not drop down too much
keep pulling up with your abs and feel that burn guys, keep pushing you can do it
Now lay on your back as we've got reverse crunch variation next. Lay
your hands next to your hips for support and use your core muscles to lift your
hips off the ground. This is absolutely great for your lower abs
Crab toe touches are next. Just do them nice and slow if you are starting to
feel tired we are almost there guys
next we have glute bridges. Thrust those hips into the air! just keep THRUSTING!
and our final exercises is plie. Have your feet really wide apart and pointing
outwards like so and lower down your hips. This works the inner thighs and yeah
let's wrap this up guys, let's do this!
and that's the workout! great job everyone
do smash the like button and leave a comment down below so this video can
reach more people who need it! thanks so much for watching guys and I'll see you
in the next workout bye
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Accounts Receivable vs Accounts Payable | Top 4 Differences you Must Know! - Duration: 7:05.
hello everyone hi welcome to the channel of WallStreetmojo friends today we're
going to learn a concept which is your difference between accounts receivable
and accounts payable which is your debtors versus the creditors let's understand
this the difference between them in a complete detail format at the very
inception stage we need to understand that in business you need to purchase
goods on credit and you also need to sell goods on credit so what are the two
things two activities that are happening the first and the foremost thing that is
happening is you are purchasing and then you are selling so in business as I told
you both can be done on credit pieces right since of business purchase and
sells its sells product in bulk it has to consider both the credit purchase
credit sell now when you purchase on credit you need to pay off certain
amount to your creditors and this amount you all as business to creditors is
called Downs payable and on the other hand when you sell on credit you would
receive a certain amount after some time from your debtors and this amount that
you are yet to receive is called the accounts receivables okay so these are
the two differences now both of this are important for the business because they
both help business know how much the business needs to pay off and how much
the business would receive now in this tutorial we'll go through a comparative
analysis between them so let's begin there are many differences between
accounts receivable in accounts payable the topmost differences that we are going to
look at me with the helpful through infographics here it is will start the
difference are at the very first and with the help of a meaning now first
over here the money that the business is yet to receive from its debtors is called
the accounts receivables that is the amount which for which you have done the
selling of your goods and services and your debtors yet to pay the amount or
the amount that is still outstanding or the amount that is yet to be received
from those debtors is known as your accounts receivables and the money that
the business is yet to pay off to its creditors is called the accounts
payable that means all those amount that you had to pay to for the
purchase of your goods and services and the amount is still outstanding to pay
then that's your accounts paper now what is the reason the cause money is due for
selling of the products on the credit and over here money is due for
purchasing of the raw material on credit as I told you this is involved for the
purchase part this is involved on the sell the asset and liability absolutely
this has to be the liability because you have yet to pay you have a liability to
pay in the future course over here you have an asset because you have an right
to receive the amount from your customers so that becomes your asset and
over here becomes your liability now the results absolutely
because you have to pay the cash flow at the future the amount that you need to
pay the amount that is a liability for you has to be a cash outflow vice versus
or the case the amount that you are yet to receive from your customers has to be
an inflow in the future force now the movement of the money money is to be
paid and money to be collected it's just an extension of the differences the
responsibility the responsibility lies on the business absolutely and this you
will hear the responsibility lies on the debtors because they are responsible to
pay the amount to the the responsibility lies on the debtors is because they are
responsible for paying the amount to the business over here the business is
responsible because they have to pay the amount to the Accounts Payable
that is creditors now what is exactly it involves creditors and bills payable
absolutely because this is the amount and this is the bills payable for the bank
case and this is debtors and bills receivable so this was the top differences
that one should have taken into consideration while considering the
accounts receivable and payable now there are some key differences that one
needs to under under understand that you know the key difference between the
accounts Receivables in accounts payable are as follow Accounts receivable that is your
AR means that you have sold goods I right for you AR an AP AR for accounts
receivable and AP for accounts means no accounts receivable means they you have
you have sold goods on credit and you are yet to receive the money from your
goods you sold off an accounts payable on the other hand means that you have
purchased the raw material and on basically on credit pieces and you are
yet to pay off the creditors second account receivable is an current asset
remember nothing and accounts payable is your current liability we knew that it
was a liability it was an asset but which kind of liability which kind of
asset so it is a current liability and current asset and current liability
respectively now accounts Receivables steams from the credit sales and accounts
payable steams from the credit purchases both in the case of the account
receivable money needs to be collected
and in case of the Accounts Payable money needs to be paid off fifth now account
receivable ensures your inflow or cash and accounts payable ensures your
outflow of the cash now this were the top differences the difference is what
we call as what we learned is the meaning was the first then the reason
from the infographics if you remember the cause it's a quick revision your
asset versus liability that's a third then the result that we received cash
inflow outflow the movement of the money and then we have we had the
responsibility finally what exactly it comprises of Bill Receivable and payable
remember that so this was the top differences this are the point of
differences this for the differences between account receivable and payable
accounts receivables and payable are two sides of our two sides of one coin
every transaction is if it's done on credit has to be on the are to have an
element of the accounts receivable and accounts payable in it
so if company a sells on credit to Company B Company a will be creditors come
A is going to be a creditors and what we say Company B would be debtors in that
particular case okay that means our in one transaction there are both accounts
receivables an accounts payable understanding the two concepts is really very
important especially if you are starting a business you would do a lot of
transactions on credit and it is important that you identify the two
sides of the same coin and identifying your accounts receivable and payable we
reduce a lot of headaches for the business up front that's it for the
business that's it for the difference of account receivable and payable thank
everyone for joining the session
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[ENG/日本語/한국어] 方皓玟 (Charmaine Fong) - 你是你本身的傳奇 (You are your own legend) - Duration: 3:47.
Charmaine Fong - You are your own legend
I want to cry too. Do you know that today?
Make how much money can make you willing to give up freedom?
Does happiness depend on success?
Work hard to seek for social status
Live in mediocrity like a typical joke
Seeing parents' healthy bodies getting worse
Are you work overtime again, like a routine path?
Are you swear to shine and be carefree in the future?
Brightly burning your youth up. You can be happy, but cannot cry.
Are you allowed to dream?
Just believe that dreams can come true
Even you can't avoid the ups and downs, the getting and losing
You are your own legend. With your aspiration, you can become great.
Even the weather does not do you a favor, you are still you after going through the storms.
Hustle everyday to make a living for family
Is it hard to talk about your repressed thoughts as you get used to holding back?
Does happiness depend on success?
At the end , you pay a high price for achieving success
Luxury brands or gold jewelries, should we cherish?
Do people always have to climb up?
Just believe that dreams can come true
Even you can't avoid the ups and downs, the getting and losing
You are your own legend. With your aspiration, you can become great
Learn to strive for your goal and do not give up
No matter what age you are now
Live life without regrets
Be the person you love
Please remember that dreams can come true
You cannot prepare for the ups and downs, the getting and losing
You are your own legend. On the road ahead, flutter your wings and soar high.
Even it's not perfect, you just need to experience yourself
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Work-Life Balance: Does it exist in consulting? - Duration: 4:03.
Today I'm going to address a couple of myths about consulting work-life balance.
This is something that consultants bring up all the time in their marketing pitch.
Really, you have to understand the context of where they believe their work-life balance
comes from -
in relation to whom do consultants have balanced work lives?
And then you also have to understand the lifecycle of a consulting project, in order to understand
how to debunk the myth of consulting
work-life balance.
Here's the myth: consultants have work-life balance.
And here's the truth: consultants do not truly have work-life balance...
especially on every given Tuesday.
But compared to banking, which is how they will mostly compare it, consultants do have
work-life balance.
And here's why...
because the projects are generally pre-determined.
They are at least 6-8 weeks long, unless you're doing a tiny due diligence project.
And over a longer period of time, you know 6-8 months in advance when your crazy weeks
are going to be.
PSA - they're generally going to be just before your major deliverable, so at the
mid-term and at the end of the project -
so you can know that you will not have a life at all during those periods.
In banking, in contrast, you'll have a totally different situation.
A deal will come up on a Thursday, and your weekend is shot.
A deal will come up the Wednesday before Christmas.... goodbye Christmas.
So anything that you were planning on doing, you have to completely re-write.
Those kind of urgent situations don't happen in consulting.
So that's why consultants say they have work-life balance.
If they fill in the blank, what they mean is, "we have work-life balance compared to
bankers, who have zero work-life balance whatsoever."
Then the second piece is just understanding that work-life balance isn't something that
happens on a daily basis.
Every day that you go into the office, you will not have work-life balance.
Some days are going to be hard days.
In general, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and half of Thursdays are going to be
hard days.
Fridays...that day, you have work-life balance.
Saturdays, you're rarely working in consulting.
Sundays, generally you're getting ramped up for the rest of the week.
So understand that your work-life balance will feel really different on a Monday or a Tuesday
than it will on a Friday or a Saturday.
In addition, over the life of a project, like I mentioned before, you're going to have a
totally different pattern of work-life balance.
On the first week of a project, your life is going to feel amazing.
You're going to go to a kick-off meeting, you're going to have an opening dinner
with a client.
You're going to be asking lots of questions, you're going to be doing no material work.
Then you're going to start cranking on some data, you're going to work on some things,
but in the second week, you're doing your laundry.
You're walking your dog.
You're having a three hour lunch with a friend that you haven't caught up with
in a little while.
And you're going on vacation during those weeks of a project.
So in general, over the course of your consulting project, the first and the second weeks, you're
going to feel like you have a lot more work- life balance than right before some of
those major deliverables.
So the myth of consulting work-life balance is that you have work-life balance all the
time, and it's the type of field that you go into to build a sustainable lifestyle.
In reality, you have cyclical work life balance in management consulting.
It's better than banking, it's not every day of the week, and it's not every month of the year.
But in general, it is a lifestyle where if you're able to manage it, and able to dig
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Abraham Hicks 2019 Los Angeles 🍒 Practice expectations that pleases you! 🍒 No Ads - Duration: 12:38.
okay so I'm always practicing finding a better moon just what we all talked
about but when I think about something that's bigger that I really want that's
big to me for example acting I really want to do
acting but I've been here in LA for 15 years small roles here and there so
whenever I think about where I want to be I think positively about it
there's always something the back of my mind that says do you know how everyone
creates we've said a lot of words here today but we want to give you a really
simple statement everybody's creating their own reality
but you know what the factory is in the reality that you're creating your
expectation what you just said to us is I have a desire but my expectation is
not up to speed with my desire then that begs the next question well where you
get in your expectation well I'm basing it on what I've been observing and what
I'm observing isn't what I want but I've observed it so much that it's
my expectation so that suggests that you want to look
someplace else jaren else to have a dear friend she's a
psychologist a culture counselor a really good one and she lives on the
East Coast she's mostly retired now but years ago when Esther had more time and
they were allowing telephone conversations through Esther with others
and this woman called on a regular basis and sometimes she would talk about
something that was happening with someone that she was wanting to help one
of her clients who was a particularly stubborn case and so she would want our
point of view on what was the path of least resistance to help them find a
breakthrough and she discovered through one of our processes that if she would
write a story like a script of their experience so that it took a dominant
place in her vibration so that she believed the story she was writing about
them more than the story that they were telling her
that as she hooked in with her inner beans point of view she had more power
of influence and then in her conversations with them she could
breathe them into expecting better things for themselves so for example she
has a son who is a magnificent cabinet maker who didn't have any business or
not enough and his cabinets were the best and people that had them really
appreciated them but he didn't have enough business and so his mother who
had been listening to him complaining about not having enough business for
many years his business was ten years old
heard us one day saying you cannot let your expectation about his business be
based upon what's been going on or even what is going on because there's
a vibrational version of it that we'd like to tell you so we told her the
vibrational version we told her what he had created that his suffering had
created more business and that his belief that there was only one of him
had created more tools and a lot of things had changed in his vibrational
business that he had not let change in his physical reality so his expectation
was stuck in a place it wasn't serving him but his intervenes expectation was a
whole other story so we told her that story and then she began writing that
story she wrote it down she didn't use her computer she wrote it longhand every
day she wrote for a few minutes about that news story and it was less than one
week before his telephone started ringing now why is that what is this
power of influence in this case we're talking about a mother having positive
influence when she changed her expectation about her son can you
imagine the power that you have when you change your expectation about yourself
can you imagine if you could tell the story that your inner beam knows until
you own it until it's your story your Specht a shin is your point of
Attraction and you can tell by the way you feel whether you're in sync with the
story that your inner being is telling or has odds with it on every subject so
you want to ask your intervene for their story for their version of you as an
actor if you still care about that because your inner beam has a story to
tell and if you believe that your inner being exists and you believe that your
inner beam has a perspective and you're willing to listen to the expectation
listen to the story that your inner being tells you and you're willing to
practice it until it's the dominant vibration within you then what you're
outputting will be in sync with what your inner beam is outputting and what
comes to you will reflect the change in your expectation we used to talk about
bridging beliefs but it's a more powerful word change your expectation
practice an expectation that pleases you so when you think about it think about
anybody that you know what's your expectation well Jerry used to say
Abraham I swear I did not expect negative things from that person til
they showed them to me and after they showed them to me then yeah I'll admit I
started to expect it and we always said whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
whoa there was an expectation before the expectation before the expectation
before the expectation and we don't want to go back to all of that there's not
enough life time for any of you to do that just know that if things aren't
working out for you the way you want them to it's because you've got an
expectation that's in the way that you've got to change and what's the
expectation an expectation is a belief it's a thought that you continue to
think so you got to think some different thoughts it could not be a simpler thing
but then you say how can I think of thought that's different than the
reality that I'm watching and we say you've got to accept that there is
another reality and you've got to accept that there's a part of you a big part of
you a dominant part of you that's looking at that other reality and you've
got to tune in to that part of you which means you got to catch it early and you
got to practice it early in the day and you got to notice that when you deviate
from it and when you find yourself not believing it then you got to distract
yourself from it don't hedaan the worst time in the world to
try to change an expectation is when the world is proving to you that your
expectation is right when work isn't coming that's not the time to practice a
new expectation you're just gonna practice the expectation that doesn't
serve you but if you feel frisky or your mind is quiet or you feel peaceful or
you've been meditating you got to find some way to tune in to the expectation
that your inner being has for you we know you heard all of that so now
what I know there's a period of time before physical manifestation happens
right this gestation period so how do I know if I'm doing things correctly I'm
just taking okay it's not a matter of doing them correctly because you can't
get it wrong and your intervene is not ever going to say to you whoa whoa whoa
you're doing that wrong but when you say I want this and I'm getting this then we
say there is something going on with your expectation you've got to move that
expectation to another place and as humans you cry out in unison how can we
expect something that's different than what we see and we say you got to figure
that out you got to figure that out it's different in every case turn off the
television that will help that'll help a lot because there are a lot of people
that are wanting to show you what is what is what is what is what is what is
what is well what is it's pretty obvious where you going that would be like
you're out on the road and you've decided that you're going to do a live
broadcast to anyone who wants to watch you about your journey and what you keep
saying over and over again there's here I am there's asphalt and white lines
there's asphalt and white lines there's asphalt and white lines
there's asphalt and white lines here I'm so glad that you're all tuned into my
broadcast and here there's asphalt and white lines and asphalt and white lines
and asphalt and white lines and asphalt and white lines and asphalt the white
lines are further apart now than they were oh no I just slowed down
now we know this sounds ridiculous but it's sort of the way you broadcast to
yourself even if you're not saying it out loud to others you so wanting to
look right where you are instead of look up where you're going and talk about
what's happening how you're feeling that there is there's so much more that you
could talk about then the reality of some of the things that haven't quite
broken loose we've been spending a lot of time with a lot of you over a lot of
years right in a lot of books about a lot of processes that you could do to
change your perspective but before anyone does that you have to decide that
it's worth changing your perspective and so what we're asking of you right here
and now is that you just acknowledge I have expectations that do not serve me
Esther hurt herself the other day explaining to a contractor about
something else just like the problem she's got now that she's lived yeah it's
happened to me before she said it wasn't fun then either and as she heard herself
telling the story she thought wow I got myself locked in right where I stand
can't move from this spot I had the expectation before I got here and now
I've got the same thing happening again I'm remembering and so now I'm trying to
explain I'm trying to control through fear no Esther doesn't control through
fear is this really nice man who's the contractor newly assigned to her house
and he was explaining to her what the remedy was going to be which is a little
disruptive to Esther's experience and Esther felt the disruption didn't like
it and decided to let him know that she was feeling the disruption so she looked
sad
see that's gonna be really hard for me and then she looked up it was a
life-altering moment for her and she saw this beautiful man who wants nothing
more than to please Esther realizing he wasn't pleasing her and he looked so sad
and Esther thought damn it that's the last thing in this world that I ever
want to do I do not want to control you by making you think that I'm sad and a
victim and vulnerable I only want to control through love I only want to
control through love and so she snapped right out of it she snapped out of it in
that moment and she said don't worry about it it's gonna be okay and I know
you guys are gonna figure this out and in our family we have a saying like the
one-armed alligator Wrangler we learn as we go
immediately all she wanted was to let him off the hook
she wanted to guide she wanted to control her experience with him through
love and honoring him and acknowledging his value she didn't want to bring
diminishment to him by flashing her own diminishment to him you see what we're
getting at who is so big isn't it it's so big I'm so delicious when you
get a hold of it we've enjoyed this yes thank you this is a good time for
segment of refreshment
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Simple swaps that can help you lose weight - Duration: 2:40.
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Can you make money with shopify? - Duration: 4:15.
Hey guys,
this is Juan Mazo here and today I'm going to be addressing the important
question that most new people to online marketing,
ECOMM or any type of online business have and that is can you make money off of
Shopify?
You absolutely can make money off of Shopify.
Back in the day like 2015 you can go and just throw up any type of ad on
Facebook or any other ads,
marketplaces,
drive traffic to your Shopify store and sell without trying all that hard and
today it's a little bit tougher.
You got to really approach things in a business oriented or brand oriented way,
right?
The way you make money with Shopify is very simple.
You build a website,
you drive traffic to the website and you sell the products on said website.
Now there's a couple models you can follow,
but the most popular model is drop shipping.
With drop shipping.
What you do is you can go to like Ebay or some other online store that has a
large selection of products.
You take that product,
you load it up into your Shopify website and then you drive traffic to the
website.
When you drive traffic to the website,
people can go and browse the website and see like,
Oh hey,
there's this one product I'm interested in.
Hopefully it's the one that you're advertising and they can go ahead and place
an order.
When they placed the order,
you hold zero inventory.
This is what you do.
You go in and take that product order and go to Amazon or Ebay or wherever it is
that you're getting your product from and just send it to your client.
That's it.
You take your customer,
you take in the details that they provide,
which is,
you know,
their address,
their name,
and you populated into their app and to the address on Amazon or Ebay and you
send it.
That's it.
It's that simple.
Make sure it clearly that whatever product you're,
you're uploading from Amazon or Ebay or whatever source is a marked up.
You know,
as normal,
you can go as low as 20% or as high as five times the original price.
Now you may be asking,
is this legal?
Is this legit?
It is what this is.
This drop shipping has been around forever.
Uh,
you could have back in the 90s,
been placing orders for computers by just calling up the manufacturer.
You know,
you offer the computers and you call the manufacturer,
say,
yeah,
we have an order drop ship.
Send.
Very normal stuff and some people are wondering is it like okay to,
you know,
get a product cheaper at some marketplace or some website and then sell it five
times the price.
Some people feel unethical so people's feel sticky about it.
Reality is that's called value arbitrage.
You're taking in the product from one market in presenting it to another market
and showing it to them and they're showing interest.
Yes,
of course.
Anyone can go buy the same product for you know,
five times less the price or whatever the scenario is.
But not many people know the product exists and what you are really providing is
an opportunity for people who otherwise would have not known that product would
have existed to see it and buy it.
Now.
A lot of sharper,
a lot of shoppers nowadays,
they're,
they're very smart.
They're not going to go and say,
oh,
I found this one product.
I'm just going to buy it right off the bat.
A lot of people,
especially me,
they'll go online and they can just find it for cheaper,
but this is the other thing that makes drop shipping a little bit different than
just straight up go to China and buying it.
You can add more value,
so if you get a product that comes in and you have that nice good customer
support in place,
you know like if you immediately answered questions and you have more products
that they're interested in,
they're going to keep coming back to you.
One of the things when I was growing up that was always a little wary about is
like buying from a company that looks sketchy,
not reputable like I'm about to plug in my credit card and I'm really scared,
but with Shopify it makes it so that as long as you're providing good customer
service,
people are going to be more than happy to you know transact with you.
The short answer of,
can I make money on Shopify?
You absolutely can.
Now you have more specific questions on how Shopify works.
Stay tuned.
We're going to be covering all those things.
That's it guys.
Thanks for watching the video.
Let me know if you have any questions,
make sure you subscribe to my videos.
Follow me,
add me,
add comments,
let you know,
let me know what kind of questions you have that I can answer for you.
Um,
I'm more than happy to do that.
And uh,
yeah,
I hope this was a helpful and insightful.
I know it's super short,
but I'm just trying to fill in those gaps where you guys,
thanks.
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5. The Value of Video Content - Duration: 3:13.
One of the things we talked about before is video content. Yes. what are you doing
with video content? We actually produce a show every week called The
Canonical Chronicle that's a silly SEO name it's just SEO news and we deliberately
do not sell anything through it - it's all informational stuff just to show that
we're an authority in the space and we know what we're talking about. Back to
that whole thing of like the buyer is smart - they know what's going on they
know what you sell - you don't need to hit them over the head with it the
reason I like videos because we have a strategy called COPE which stands for
Create Once Publish Everywhere it's that classic thing of you're just DJing
content around so something is a very common thing compelling content with video
and then that gets cut up into - we're gonna take the audio which is
podcasted - we get 60-second segments for Instagram and then stories and it yeah
the thing about that is that the content that you start with is rich in itself and I
think there's an involvement of people and there's people stories there and that means
it's inherently valuable - and what do people love to do with stories? they love to tell
other people about them. Video travels really well I've noticed as well another thing is
it's it's hard to replicate it's hard to do so if you can do well you're already
off to a great start it travels well and it gets embedded in
a lot of places and we actually think that as a link building strategy, one of
the things that we do is we actually backlink check our YouTube channel and
the amount of people that's linking to our YouTube channel we just can't touch
and it's like full on newspapers referencing it - we can touch and say
yeah you've actually referenced the YouTube channel not the actual article
itself. Would you like to update the link? And sure enough because they know who
you are you've got a human face on it, it gets updated. So as a link building strategy
you actually find that video is very powerful for us and in terms of secondary
link building, so we talked about link deal flow quite a lot, meaning that
we're go in to see a client, they've got nothing coming in to them on a
regular basis, because they are not producing enough stories
or content or whatever - and the only way they can get links is just by making
something in brut force outreach all the time. That's bad deal flow - they're
not getting opportunities in. Us as a company, because we're pushing these
brand videos out all the time, I'm getting two three four people every
single day - hey can you write in this round up, hey can you come and speak at
this thing? Because we've got deal flow - because everyone's desperate
for content it's really hard to make, actually hard to do well, so the moment
that you're seen is like the person involved in that, they just want, they
want a slice and what do you get? Brand exposure. I'll take that all day and you
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