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7 Weird Acts of Self Love - Duration: 3:53.
Black Fly Presents Weird Acts of Self Love
Number One: You don't have to wait for a fiance to have your perfect wedding.
Yasmin Eleby proved this, by marrying herself after not finding the perfect husband after
reaching 40.
Friends and family of Eleby all attended this one woman marriage in January, 2015.
There was a cake, flowers and ten bridesmaids.
The only thing missing was the husband to be!
Okay, it's not a legal marriage.
But according to Eleby it was more of a metaphoric wedding; a lesson to all that you have to
love yourself.
Number Two: Masanobu Sato is a master and a legend when it comes to loving yourself.
He found himself as a world record holder after masturbating for almost 10 hours straight!
Unfortunately for Masanobu, Guinness has not awarded him an official record (and probably
want nothing to do with it) - but he has a firm grasp on multiple champions (yes, they
exist) and isn't stopping soon!
Number Three: Guinness has, however, awarded "The Rock" a record for self love - but no,
not for Masanobu's form of it.
Mr Johnson has the award for most selfies taken in 3 minutes.
At the premiere of motion picture "San Andreas", he took 105 selfies.
According to the superstar, all that selfie taken was a big workout for his stacked arms.
Though maybe he should hire Masanobu as his next personal trainer.
Number Four: You don't need to told that dictators are totally in love with themselves.
That's obvious enough.
But the Turkmanistan leader takes it to another level.
Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov recent had sculptors make a giant statue of him riding a horse...
covered in gold!
It sits atop a huge cliff in Ashgabat, the capital city.
However, the leader states that it is for truly humble purposes; to give the people
of the country the hope and strength to go on.
He has told media outlets that he only wants to serve the citizens.
Number Five: Hollywood actor Shia LeBouf loves himself so much he has made it an artform;
literally.
And then he took it one step further.
The actor rented out a theatre screen for 3 whole days.
He then streamed his reactions on the internet while he watched every film he has ever acted
in.
Number Six: New York baseball star Alex Rodriguez has a bit of an ego.
Surprised?
Neither were we.
But an ex-girlfriend of the baseball player states that the extend of his self-love is
strange, if not all out bonkers.
He reportedly has TWO paintings of himself, depicting him as a centaur - one of which
hangs above his bed!
Safe to say, the unnamed woman was not too impressed.
Number Seven: We all know that one person who is obsessed with taking photos.
But nothing can compare to the video of this woman attempting to get the perfect selfie.
The video went viral and received a million views, most likely more than the amount of
likes she got for the photo anyway!
Thank You for watching yet another amazing video!
Please do subscribe for many more!
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Paragon - Aurora Overview - Duration: 2:17.
Aurora is an extremely elusive Crowd-Control Specialist,
whose abilities allow her to manipulate the cold.
A powerful frontline initiator,
Aurora uses the cold to freeze her enemies and take what she pleases.
Focus on buying cards that increase your power and reduce your cooldowns.
Aurora has two mobility tools that make her difficult to lock down. 7 00:00:32,933 --> 00:00:35,516 Glacial Charge will launch Aurora forward.
Dealing damage, pushing enemies aside, and blocking projectiles from the front.
This ability will allow you to quickly traverse all types of terrain,
leaving behind an icy trail that allies can follow.
If an enemy decides to follow...
feel free to let it go.
Frozen Similacrum will allow Aurora to leap in a target direction,
leaving behind an icy clone of herself.
This clone can serve as a deterrent,
blocking enemy projectiles and abilities.
It can even be used to traverse terrain.
Hoarfrost will create a ring of hoarfrost around Aurora,
dealing damage and rooting enemies caught in the ice.
This is great for controlling areas and locking down enemies.
And finally, your Ultimate is Cryoseism!
Aurora creates an ice earthquake.
Enemies in the area will slowly turn to ice, then explode, taking damage.
This chain reaction will also cause enemies
caught in the explosion to turn to ice.
This is a powerful Team Fight Ability,
and is most effective when there are more enemies to chain explosions.
Aurora's abilites make her a powerful laner,
allowing her to farm safer and more aggressively than others.
But, don't get too aggressive without a team to back you up.
Utilize your mobility to remain elusive and set up powerful initiations.
Get ready to give your enemies the cold shoulder with Aurora.
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The Most Powerful Affirmation You'll Ever Need - Duration: 9:08.
Are affirmations working for you? Stay
tuned.
this is Damon Cart from NLP Gym. The
most powerful affirmation you'll ever
need
if you haven't already please click
subscribe to this YouTube channel to get
these videos on a regular basis
you may be wondering why i'm doing a
video on affirmations after i have done a
few videos and written a few blogs
basically criticizing the use of
affirmations are basically saying they
don't really work. My stance is that just
saying something over and over in front
of a mirror isn't going to make you
believe it if you don't already believe
it and if you already believe it then
what would be the point of standing in front
of a mirror and repeating the same thing over
and over again
this brings us to an interesting
question how do we go about believing
something to begin with
did that just happen because we have our
beliefs and we don't
normally consciously create a belief it
just sort of happens. What affirmations
seek to do is to get you to believe
something that you don't already believe
all generalizations that you make comes
from grouping together experiences and
categorizing them are giving them a
certain meaning and generalizations and
beliefs are really the same thing when
you come to believe something you take a
group of experiences that share certain
commonalities that you identified and
group them together and make meaning of
them a category you give it a category
which is how you're making sense of it
are making meaning of it and then you
have a generalization or then you have a
belief so you're just saying things over
and over these affirmations and they're
not connected to your actual experiences
and you're just repeating words over and
over with nothing to grab onto or no
experiences to latch onto to actually
create that category create that meaning
that's creating the generalization or
belief. Another problem with
affirmations is sometimes the more you
tell yourself something that you don't
believe the part of you that doesn't
believe it creates a stronger opposition
to what you're saying so you're saying
something that you want to believe
there's a part of me that's going to go
up true and the one that you say that
and when you create a stronger stronger
polarity of part of you wanted to
believe it and part of you denying that
it's true
so you're actually creating a stronger
opposition a good example of this is
have you ever had a political political
argument with someone and more you state
your case the more that person opposes
the one that person pushes right back at
you push they push back harder it's
basically the same thing
there's always exceptions to rules and
my rule that affirmation don't work
there is no exception
don't let that time you break up too
much just recently I've been learning
more about affirmations and discovering
some new possibilities the new ways of
looking at applications that might
actually make them work and it really
depends on crafting the affirmation and
that's what we're doing this I ran smack
into an affirmation that really has
changed my understanding of affirmations
that little a hole and here goes
you are enough are if you're saying
about yourself or in front of mirror I
am enough sounds really simple and
that's what makes it so hard we create
affirmations and we use affirmations we
practice affirmations because we feel
that we are not something that you want
to be or who we want to be so we
practice these affirmations try
did you convince ourselves that we are
that and by convincing herself that we
will start to behave that way are we
will become that person or we will get
those things that you want and I used to
create complex applications with all the
juicy words and now I'm thinking wow
this is going to be the best information
because it's got so much loaded into it
and actually that turned out to be the
problem take an affirmation like I am
happy healthy successful and why's that
sounds like a good information
it's loaded with really good words that
most people value and it seems to cover
all the bases but here's the problem if
you don't have any direct criteria and
define that criteria for each one of
those things
what does it mean to be healthy for you
what kind withheld are you looking for
mental physical if it's both that how
would you know that you have that house
how would you know that you even possess
it and the same thing with successful
and why
how do you really have all these things
nailed down you do you really know what
they are and have a sensory experience
since of these words and if you don't
know experience for you to latch onto
the word therefore when you say a
sentence like that it's likely not to
trigger the feelings likely not to
trigger the sensory sensation what that
is like to do have these qualities and
you don't have if you're not clear the
criteria
how do you know what you're really
aiming at that's what would happen is
you're just treating these works you're
creating a sentence and the words are
pretty empty and even if it did trigger
all those things unless you had all the
criteria laid out for those four values
you know exactly what it is you're
looking for and you have sensory
experiences for all four of them that is
a lot in one sentence to you know a
trigger for different experiences and 17
just really unlikely that you will go
through that process by repeating that
sentence over and over which again just
makes it in a meeting with an indie
sentence which would like to be enough
with it like to walk into any situation
and feel like you're enough even if it's
a new situation you've never been in
would feel like it would be like to face
any challenge knowing that you're enough
even if you don't overcome the challenge
you're still enough still alive
you're still a worthy human being what
is it like it's your lowest moment to
still know that you're enough i've been
using this affirmation for multiple
contexts multiple challenges and in my
lowest moments and I have believed me an
idea
just like everybody else in my lowest
moment I think of myself as bad as this
gets as bad as I feel I'm enough maybe a
more than enough maybe I'm for more than
enough but for right now I'm just going
to start with being enough try it out
ask yourself those questions of course
we want to be more than enough
everybody does we want to be
overachievers we want to we want you
know not to cross the finish line we
want to come in first place for right
now that would just start with being
enough
what's it like when you know you're
enough does that sound too simple just
saying I'm enough? If it does
good try it on and let me know how to
work for you
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EPIC BATTLE music animation - Visualization of TRAP music - Duration: 1:40.
Epic battle music animation for you! Trap music.
Epic trailer score with dubstep elements and the meanest drop! Be careful not to do too loud at first! ;-)
It is visualization of dubstep music, something like cinematic music.
"Light Utopia", composer Niklas Johansson, epic battle music.
Turn off the light and if you like exciting music -
enjoy this audio animation effects of instrumental music, trailer music vj visuals!
Beat-map technology for epic soundtrack! Processing particular special effects, optical flares of music.
So go on, music animation video of adventure music! This is epic motivational music.
Something around epic battle music and trap music.
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That Moment When You Wake Up to Pee and Can't Fall Back to Sleep | Chris Masterjohn Lite - Duration: 4:41.
Do you ever wake up at 4 o'clock in the morning, go to pee,
go back to bed, and then you just can't fall
asleep even though you don't want to be up for another
several hours? Well then this video
is for you. Hi. I'm Dr. Chris Masterjohn
of ChrisMasterjohnPhD.com and
you're watching Chris Masterjohn Lite, where the name
of the game is "Details? Shmetails. Just tell
me what works!" I think there's a few things
going on here. Number one. You may not be eating enough
carbohydrate. Your body has the
task of maintaining your blood sugar high enough through the
night when you're sleeping and that's the hardest time to
maintain your blood sugar up because
that's the longest you ever go
between meals.
So sometimes you haven't eaten enough carbohydrate
and your body just doesn't have it stored up
and when that happens your body kicks into a
stress response that allows you to turn other
things that aren't carbohydrate like protein
into carbohydrate so that you
can keep your blood sugar balanced.
Now when that happens that stress response
can make it hard to stay asleep,
or fall back to sleep, and can also make
make you have to pee.
So if you're not eating enough carbohydrate
if you don't know whether you're eating enough carbohydrate,
I would say if you're a sedentary person,
start with a hundred grams. If you're already eating that,
start increasing it. You can go in small
increments but if you're highly active you might need several
hundred more grams per day than that. Now I'm not
saying that everyone has to eat that much. I'm just saying that if
you have this problem, try increasing carbohydrate
in increments and see if it helps.
Now, the next thing to consider is
say you woke up for whatever reason whether it was carbohydrate,
or you drank too much alcohol or too much water
or you didn't eat enough food, whatever the case may be, say you've
woken up. How do you get back to sleep?
What I think one of the problems may be that you
wake up and you use a flashlight to get to the bathroom
or you turn on the light and you turn on the bathroom light
and, boom! Blue light's going into your
eyes and telling your brain it's time to wake up.
Well, how do you
get around that? It's the same principle
that I've talked about in previous videos that allows you to fall
asleep in the first place and that's blocking the blue light.
So number one, I have
this nightlight in my bathroom that I got
from lowbluelights.com and this is the primary
light that I use in the bathroom during the night or in the early morning.
Number two, lowbluelights.com also has
this special flashlight that you could use to get to the bathroom
or you could just put on your
blue-blocking glasses in the bathroom. So for example
you got your Swannies on and then
you can use your phone's flashlight or whatever you prefer
to get to the bathroom, and just make sure that you continue blocking the
blue light until you get back to sleep
Now say you did all that and you still can't sleep?
Well, I think there's a third thing that often comes into play and that's
you're thinking about what you gotta
do for the next day. Now I'm sure this varies
from person to person, but if
I'm up at 4 o'clock in the morning,
within seconds of waking up I'm probably
thinking about what I need to do for the whole rest of the day.
I need to stop thinking about that to get back to sleep
and you can find whatever works for
you in order to find the right distraction
but personally I feel that a video
game is highly effective. Keep in mind that
if you're going to play a video game, that's blue light.
So you got to keep the blue-blocking glasses on.
Now. Mike Hawk had commented on my YouTube channel
last time I talked about video games and sleep and said
"dont play battlefield that
game can make u rage so hard."
So whatever game it is, it shouldn't be something
that stimulates your emotions. Personally I find
Tetris to be perfect for this because it's
kind of meditative and all you ever
do is just increase your numbers of lines
so there's nothing super curious or fascinating
that you might run into that'll surprise you
or make you interested or something like that.
All right I hope this was helpful.
Signing off, this is Chris Masterjohn of ChrisMasterjohnPhD.com.
You've been watching Chris Masterjohn Lite,
and I'll see you in the next video.
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How to Use Disappearing Content for Business - Duration: 6:28.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I messed that up.
Can I go now?
The bright side of branding, business, and being your own boss.
Hey, bosses, it's Sunny Lenarduzzi and today we are going to talk about how you can use
disappearing content ...I'm back.
To you advantage, because here's the thing, Snapchat and Instagram stories only last through
24 hours and it keeps a lot of people off of those platforms and not using them because
they think it's a negative.
But, if you know how to use disappearing content the right way, it is a huge bonus and a huge
advantage for your business.
So that's what today's video is all about.
I'm going to share my top three ways that you can use disappearing content to drive
traffic and money to your business.
And on a quick little side note, if you aren't familiar with Instagram stories or Snapchat,
I do break down both platforms and the benefits of both of them in a recent video that I shot.
So if you want to check that out you can watch it.
The link to watch is below this video.
All right, let's get into the top three tips.
Okay, so first things first is you want to make sure that you're paying attention to
the storytelling aspect of these platforms.
That's what this is all about.
That's why they're called Snapchat stories and Instagram stories.
So you need to have a beginning, a middle, and an end in order for people to actually
stay tuned in to your content.
So how do you use this to your advantage?
Well the first way is through contests and promotions.
As a company if you're running any sort of promotion or any sort of contest and you want
to get a ton of entries in a short period of time, use Snapchat or Instagram stories
and then you can use Facebook.
You can use Twitter.
You can use YouTube.
You can use any other social platform to drive your audiences from those platforms to Snapchat
and to Instagram to increase your followings and also increase the amount of engagement
in your contests or in your promotions.
So, run exclusive contests just on Snapchat or just on Instagram stories and it's going
to bring so many more eyeballs to your content and to your brand and to your business.
The second way to take advantage of disappearing content is exclusive sale codes strictly for
your Snapchat audience or strictly for your Instagram audience on Instagram stories.
So again we want to capitalize on the fact that we have your audience's attention and
they know that they only can see that content for 24 hours.
So create a special sale code specifically for your online audience and if you're thinking
"but I'm an offline store so I'm a brick and mortar store, I have a physical location,
how can I use this?"
Use some sort of secret code just for your Snapchat audience or your Instagram audience
that they have to say when they come into the store in order to get a 15-20% discount
on whatever it is that you're selling.
And of course if you're an online store you actually can create a coupon code that people
can enter at checkout.
So exclusive sale codes are a great way to engage your audience and also monetize Snapchat
and Instagram stories and this disappearing content.
If you're wondering how this actually looks to create a story like this for your business,
take a look at the next couple of snaps on Snapchat.
Do you feel like you have nothing to wear today?
I just can't seem to find anything in my closet.
Good news!
We have brand new items in store and only for you guys on Snapchat.
Do we have a special code for a special discount?
Stay tuned.
All you have to do is screenshot the code and the next snap and when you come in store
say it at checkout.
We'll give you a 20% discount.
See you in store soon!
Tip number three is brand loyalty.
So you want your customers to be attracted to your brand and you want to keep them there.
So if you want customer attention, this disappearing content is a great way to do that.
And how do you do it?
Well you offer exclusive content that your fans on Snapchat and your followers on Instagram
stories can't find anywhere else and that is complete added value.
So you know there's a lot of cases where people say "sign up to my email list and you'll get
this free checklist" or this free whatever.
Well instead of doing that you can offer exclusive content for just 24 hours on Snapchat and
on Instagram stories that people don't have to download, they don't have to put in an
email address, it's just free exclusive content for them.
So this ups your brand loyalty because you're just giving away value for free instead of
asking your audience to do something and it works in your benefit because this isn't an
ongoing thing.
So people only have 24 hours to take advantage of this exclusive, highly valuable and then
if you want to make it available by downloading it and becoming an email list subscriber,
that's fine.
But at least you're giving it to your most loyal audience on Snapchat and Instagram for
completely free without them having to do anything first.
So remember that you want to make sure that whatever platform you're using, whether it's
Instagram stories or Snapchat, think about all these ways that you can use this disappearing
content to your advantage.
It is not a negative.
It is such a positive.
And if you're sitting there thinking "but my audience just isn't very big" or "I'm not
even on Snapchat yet", here's what I want you to remember: the audience on Snapchat
and the audience that's following you on Instagram stories is your most engaged audience because
they're actively going and choosing to watch your story without even knowing what it's
about.
So you want to make sure that you're paying attention to them and capitalizing on the
fact that those eyeballs are going to take action on what it is that you're asking them
to do.
So use these three tips to drive traffic and generate sales for your business and tell
me how you find the results in the comment section below.
I can't wait to hear what happened with your disappearing content.
And if you liked this video hit the like button below, share it with your friends, and be
sure to subscribe and join myself and thousands of other bosses from around the world in the
Be Your Own Boss mastermind group.
We are there to support each other in growing our businesses.
I will see you guys in there, thank you for watching, and I will see you in the next video.
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The Top 10 Books for Teenage Entrepreneurs - Duration: 17:29.
So there are many great books out there for any entrepreneur to read in general, but I
chose 10 specific books for young or teenage entrepreneurs to read.
And I chose 10 different subjects and topics for you to read and study before you become
an entrepreneur or if you're already on the journey of becoming an entrepreneur.
So, with that being said, the 10 topics will be very simple.
Clarity, economy, enemy, your inspiration, strategy, playing hurt, long-term thinking,
discipline, system and being duplicatable, and innovation.
So with that being said, let's get right into it.
#10: The book is by Peter Drucker.
Its title is Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
And Peter Drucker in general he has a lot of great books for you to read.
If you study Peter Drucker, you will learn a ton about hiring, firing, marketing, strategy,
advertising.
I don't agree with everything he believes in, but he has a lot of great things that
will make you think and get creative about what is the formula to being innovative or
creative, all this other stuff that different people have used in the past.
He covers that in the book, Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
#9: Is a book on system, and duplicatable.
Let me tell you why I think it's very important for a teenage or young entrepreneur to read
a book on this and that book is Made in America.
It's the story of Sam Walton.
The reason why I love Sam Walton the most when I talk to a young or teenage entrepreneur,
the reason why I think it's the best book for you to read or study, the best person
to study, here's a guy named Sam Walton.
There was nothing special about him.
In 1962 it was the year of the super discount stores.
That's when K-Mart was founded.
Wal-Mart was founded.
Target.
All of these guys all got started in 1962.
And Sam Walton used to own one of these Franklin stores and then he started Wal-Mart.
In the first five years K-Mart opens up 250 stores and Wal-Mart only opened nine stores.
Fast forward to today.
K-Mart's out of business.
Wal-Mart's got 2.2 million employees worldwide.
He has four kids.
Each of them are worth a minimum of $40 billion, today.
If he was alive today he would be worth $160, two and a half times Bill Gates.
So you want to study Sam Walton because there's nothing special about the guy.
He's not somebody where you may study someone and that guy's an absolute genius.
Sam Walton was a simple guy who was a hard worker and he always looked for ways to make
his business better.
So Made in America for me would be number nine on the list.
I almost thought about putting it in the top five but it's number nine on the list, with
systems and duplicatable.
#8: Discipline.
For discipline, I chose Lean Startup.
Lean Startup teaches you when you're younger and you're just looking at business, thinking
I can't believe if I could only get some money for my mom, my dad, some investor, some venture
capital angel that gives me a quarter million dollars, I can start my own business.
And you haven't yet tasted the idea of making your money.
If you truly are an entrepreneur watching this, and you're 13, I guarantee you've made
some kind of money.
You've sold cookies, shirts, something you've sold.
If your blood, if you're one of these folks that's an absolute entrepreneur since you
were a kid, you probably already sold something.
If you're someone that's going to be an accidental entrepreneur from watching something like
this, and you become inspired by it, you got to learn some of those concepts of making
the money and how to stay lean so that you can turn this $200 into $400.
And money's all about doubling your money.
So how can I make this $400 into $800?
$800 into $1600 $1600, $3200, $6400, $12,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, 200, 400 million
dollars.
That's a Lean Startup, it teaches you how to stay very disciplined.
#7: Long-term thinking is a think that a lot of young and teenage entrepreneurs, especially
today, you need.
I'll tell you why today.
Many, many years ago, when there was no social media or YouTube, or Instagram or Snapchat,
people weren't as much in a hurry or impatient as they are today.
So for long-term thinking, I chose Snowball by Warren Buffett because even though Warren
Buffett today is worth 60, 70 billion dollars, at 52, he was only worth $50 million.
Now you may say, "$50 million is a lot of money."
Not compared to $60 billion.
So he went from 52 years old at $50 million to now having $60 billion.
It requires a lot of long-term thinking.
I think one of the best places I went, I went to Venice, Italy.
One church I went to that was 330 years old.
And when you were reading the story of it, it took 80 years to build.
And the man who designed this thing to build, he knew he was 50 years old, what he wrote
up, he's never going to see the final product.
And most likely, his kids are never going to see the final product.
The only people that were going to see the final product was his grandkids.
When you study Warren Buffett, you will learn about long-term thinking where it may be helping
you in some of the decisions you make, about hurrying, hurrying, hurrying, hurrying, hurrying.
You become aggressively patient.
You're still aggressive.
But you're patient for your business to be built.
It's a very important concept to pick up as a young, teenage entrepreneur.
#6, playing hurt, I chose Obstacle is the Way which is a great book by Ryan Holiday.
In this book, he explains to you the concept of stoicism.
And stoicism is a philosophy that was born from cynicism.
A lot of times we call people cynics.
The word, "cynic" comes from cynicism.
Cynicism used to be a philosophy of people who would sit around and they would say, "Nothing
good's going to happen.
If your wife's going to leave you, odds are she's going to leave you.
If you get sick, odds are, you're going to die.
Everything was cynical.
So they had this philosophy cynicism and one of the members of cynicism was a guy named
Seneca.
He said, "I just can't listen to this crap anymore" and he started stoicism.
And the first major leader in the world that picked up stoicism and took it to a whole
different level was Marcus Aurelius who wrote the book Meditations.
He took stoicism to a whole different level.
And he ran Rome, he was the emperor for seven years.
He was loved, adored, everybody loved this guy, Marcus Aurelius.
And Ryan Holiday takes that concept of stoicism and explains it in today's world of business.
And he explains to you that challenges are going to happen but the obstacle is the way.
I think a lot of times young, or teenage entrepreneurs, the moment you face one challenge or one issue
that comes up people get too distracted.
Oh, you know it's not for me, I can't do it.
Which in reality, obstacles are never going to stop.
The moment you identify that, and you know that's a part of life, you will look at obstacles
in a complete different way.
So Ryan Holiday's book The Obstacle is the Way is number 6.
#5, strategy.
For a 14-year-old, you'll look at everything and you'll look at it from a different lens
than a 38-year-old looks at, or even a 68-year-old or even a 24-year-old.
You're looking at it from a complete different lens.
Because your generation is changing so quickly, with everything, Snap changes everything,
Instagram changed everything, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, everything's changed.
You have a lot more access to content today.
I didn't grow up watching games on a iPad, and my kids do.
I didn't grow up with any of this stuff.
I went to school and we had to go to a library to do research on something with newspapers.
Today you Google.
I didn't go to high school with Google being around ever for me.
We didn't experience Google myself.
We had AOL chat that came out late in my senior year of high school So when I went to the
Army, I still listened to Walkman.
When I got out of the Army, it was the first time I listened to CDs.
And then most of you don't even know what a CD looks like.
Or a Walkman looks like, right?
That's what we experienced.
So for strategy, Blue Ocean Strategy is going to help your mind think about ways of doing
business better that maybe a millennial or a gen x may not even think about.
You're going to see things from a complete different lens.
So if you can get the strategy down on how it's done, you'll have an edge on everybody
else.
So Blue Ocean Strategy, a phenomenal book for you to read.
I put that as number five.
#4: Inspiration is Elon Musk, the book is called Elon Musk.
It's written by an author who chased him down and said, you're either going to let me come
and interview you, or if you don't, I'm going to write you based on what other people say
about you vs. I can come and interview you and I can tell you what other people told
me about you and then you can verify it and give me your story of the version and I'll
tell both stories.
And Elon agreed.
So the author went and interviewed and wrote the book.
It's a phenomenal book, good, bad ugly.
And you see how this kid was grown, how he was raised and how he viewed things and what
books he read growing up and why he was so turned on my certain things and who was his
uncle, his father, his parents and what kind of an impact that made in the way he was raised.
It's just a very good book to read as a source of inspiration.
#3, enemy.
You need to know your enemy very, very early on.
And the book I'm going to recommend on enemy is called Outwitting the Devil.
Outwitting the Devil was a book written by Napoleon Hill.
I want to say 1929, 1930 that he didn't publish at that time, and years later the book was
published by a lady named Sharon Lechter.
I think it's Sharon Lechter that the book was published by.
And the first time I read this book, I'm going to tell you a funny story.
I read this book literally at the bar of PF Changs, on my iPad.
The book had just come out, a couple of weeks prior to that.
I sat there, and I read the book in one sitting because I couldn't get up.
I couldn't get up.
I called and I said, "I've got to finish this book."
And I finished the book.
One by one by one I was going through it and said, everybody needs to read this book, especially
the younger generation.
So Outwitting the Devil will be your number one enemy.
You've got to read that.
That will be the number three book.
#2: Economy and I was kind of conflicted on what book to recommend on economy.
I think the best book that I can recommend to you on economy is not necessarily like
here, go read capitalism, socialism, communism and realize what it is to hire this person,
fire this person, why you got to let go of this person, why you want to associate with
this.
Why do some people become wealthy and some don't.
Who do some countries produce more successful people than others.
Why do certain philosophies work and don't work.
So the book I recommend here for you to read for economy is by Ayn Rand.
It's called Atlas Shrugged.
Atlas Shrugged.
Now there's two ways you can do it.
You can actually read the book.
It's a big book.
It will change the way you view everything in life.
It's a big book if you read it.
And if you don't want to read it, you can listen to it.
There's an audio version of it as well.
But regardless, it will change the way you view every single thing.
You're going to think about John Galt in a different way, you're going to look at the
economy in a different way.
You're going to look at the people you work with, the friends, family, parents, teachers
- you're going to look at everything in a completely different lens when you read this
book, Atlas Shrugged.
She wrote two books, Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged.
I recommend Atlas Shrugged over Fountainhead.
And #1 is clarity.
And I was debating on which book to read, put this for clarity, and the reason why I
think clarity I put #1 is because when you're in school, and you don't really know what
you want out of life, and everybody is telling you how you need to live.
You need to go to college, get a degree because if you get this.
. . you'll be successful.
You need to go out there and do this, and you're still gullible enough or naive enough,
where somebody else can persuade you otherwise.
So what I'm going to recommend you is a complete 180 of what everybody else is going to recommend,
and I'm doing that intentionally.
I'm telling you this in advance, in case you choose to share this video with your parents,
which is even a better idea.
I'm intentionally wanting to give you the complete opposite argument, because I know
you're not hearing it.
For you to get clarity.
See, if you're raised in a family where everybody is teaching you capitalism all the time, I
want you to study socialism and communism to know the opposite.
If you're in a family that's raised communism and socialism all the time, and everybody's
a Democrat, I need you to study the complete opposite side because I want complete opposite
arguments for me to see both sides.
I like that.
I want to see the complete opposite.
If I'm born in a family where parents say rich people are bad people, I want to know
why they're saying it, so I want to know why rich people say poor people are lazy and why
are poor people saying rich people are greedy.
I want both arguments.
If I only take one argument, I'm naive.
So I'm giving you the second argument of school, and the number one book I'm recommending to
you is a book called Drop Out and Get Schooled.
I literally just published it last week.
On January 25th the book got published.
And we've gotten thousands of emails about this book.
It's created a lot of heat and controversy around the world, not just in America.
It's a simple book to read.
It's not a long book.
There's a 130-some pages.
And it answers the following questions for you.
#1 is why do we go to college in the first place?
No one even asks that question.
Why do you go to college?
#2: Who should go to college and who shouldn't?
#3: Can I succeed and do great things without college?
#4: Why does tuition and textbooks cost as much as they do?
#5: How colleges have simply become a big, tax-free business.
#6: Are the subjects taught in college sufficient for life or do we need an upgrade?
This book is specifically dedicated to all the teenage entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs
who are somewhat conflicted and confused.
What do I do?
I'm 14-years-old.
I'm in 10th grade.
I'm in 9th grade.
Do I go to college?
I'm a senior.
Do I go to college or not?
This will answer the questions.
I want to tell you one thing here as well.
The moment you read this book, mark my words.
You're going to share with your friends, your family, your teachers.
I challenge you to give it to people who would disagree with this, to give you their argument.
That's what I would challenge you to do.
Read it first.
Then go to every single one of your teachers and say, "Have you read this book yet?
It's causing a ton of havoc.
I need you to read it, and give me your feedback because I'm truly thinking about dropping
out of college, not going to college after high school.
Should I, or should I not?
And let them give you their argument.
Let your parents give you their argument on the book here.
So this will give you clarity and that's why I put Drop Out and Get Schooled first place.
Now some may say, "Pat, you chose your own book as first place?"
I did.
And the reason why I did is because everything in life - where were we this past weekend?
We were in Ft.
Worth.
We had 3,000 of our agents come in and had Magic Johnson as one of our keynote speakers
he came out and we interviewed him.
Then we got on a private jet.
I took 18 of our friends to Vegas.
We went and had a good time there in Vegas.
We watched Tiesto.
And then we came back the following day.
We stayed at the Palms Executive - what do you call it?
The old Playboy Penthouse.
It's a beautiful place.
You go in the pool and come out, it's like a drop.
You look down.
Elevators in the Penthouse.
It's just a beautiful place.
And somebody asked me the question and they said, "Pat, if you had to say the number one
thing for success, what would it be?"
I said, "Clarity."
Clarity.
All this other stuff is fine.
That person can be very innovative, but not be clear about their lives.
A person can be very systematic and duplicatable, but they don't know don't know what they want
out of their lives.
A person can have a lot of discipline, but they're still not clear.
A person can be long-term thinking, but they're still not clear what life they want to build.
A person can be.
. . but are still not clear about what they want to do with their lives.
And at your age, the sooner you can get clarity, the sooner you have an edge on everybody else.
So, these are the ten books.
This is the challenge I want to give you here on this video.
The moment you finish any one of the books, you order and you finish any one of the books.
And any time you read a book, post a review on Amazon.
No matter which one of them it is.
Just make that a habit because you can always go back and see which books you read and what
you thought about them.
It's a way of you tracking your mind the moment you post a review on Amazon.
Amazon allows you to read all of your reviews.
The moment you finish the book and post a review, send me a Snap.
My Snap should be right here.
It's betdavid19.
Send me a Snap and let me know what you got out of the book.
And then we'll take it from there.
By the way, if you have any other books that we should add to this list, comment on the
bottom.
Paul, with that being said, throw me the pillow real quick.
Throw me the pillow real quick.
All right, right handed.
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No one's doing what we're doing.
I'd put ourselves up against anybody else and I can tell you one thing here.
You can go to college.
If I could take 100 kids and 100 of them go to college and the other 100 watch 100% of
all of the videos on Valuetainment, I'm willing to bet my money on these guys are going to
out-earn these guys, that's what I'm willing to put.
They can go get the four-year degrees.
These guys can watch 100% of the Valuetainment videos and comment on them.
They will out earn these 100 kids that go to college.
You don't believe me?
Take up the challenge.
Go watch all the videos and see what happens to your mind and how you talk, how you think,
how you walk.
With that being said, thanks for watching everybody.
Take care, bye bye.
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News from 11 bit studios - January 2017 - Duration: 2:01.
Hello there everyone! I hope you're doing (h̴o̴r̴r̴i̴b̴l̴e̴) GREAT in 2017!
I can already tell that this year is going to be very exciting...
...so let me tell you what we're up to.
[Beat Cop music playing]
I am going to start with a BANG!
We decided to redesign our logo. Why?
Well. Firstly, because we can.
And secondly, we wanted to give it a new, fresh, modern look.
Are we going to change back to the old one?
Not really. We really like the new logo.
I hope you like it, too.
[more delicious 80s music from Beat Cop playing]
Our League of Brave Adventurers™ just came back from PAX South in San Antonio....
...where they presented Beat Cop, Tower 57 and Frostpunk.
As soon as our video editor recovers from a massive jetlag, you can expect a new episode of Travelogue.
Just in case you've been living under a rock, Beat Cop and Tower 57 are slowly getting ready to be released.
Both of these games will be released Spring this year - Beat Cop will be the first one...
...and then Tower 57 will follow soon.
Right now, in both of these production cycles we're focusing on polishing the rough edges...
...to deliver you best builds possible.
Remember that already you can add both of these games to your Steam Wishlist...
...or preorder them on Humble Store.
That's all the news we have for today.
Remember to share this video, like this video, subscribe to our channel, visit our social media...
...comment and do all this fun stuff...
...and see you next time!
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How to Make DIY EOS Planter Easily! - Duration: 0:41.
How to Make DIY EOS Planter Easily!
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Start Talking. Stop HIV.: Medicines that treat HIV (Treatment as Prevention) - Duration: 2:08.
So if someone's like, you meet someone you wanna be
in a relationship with and they're in opposite HIV status.
How do you treat that?
With a conversation, like you would any other
relationship issue.
Communication is the key because if I can't live in my truth
and if I can't be honest with myself,
I can't be honest with anybody else.
Yeah but also talking about things like treatment
as prevention, you know like if your partner is HIV positive
and he's undetectable, or he or she is undetectable,
understanding that that can reduce your HIV transmission,
you know.
But there's other STDs.
Yo tuve un novio en colegio que es positivo,
y fue una relación muy bonita y aprendí mucho.
Fuimos juntos, verdad, al doctor.
Actually some of the education that I got was
from someone I was about to have sex with,
who told me that they were undetectable positive
and I just asked them like, well what does that mean?
When an HIV positive individual takes their medications
as prescribed it basically reduces the infections that's
in their blood to a point
where it's really almost near impossible
to infect their partner If you are living with this disease,
this condition, it does not define you.
You just have another thing to take care of.
I got HIV from making really human choices,
by being a human being in the human world.
Because of science, we can live as HIV positive people
as undetectable, as uninfectious members of society.
Being undetectable isn't a place, it's not one place.
It's something that you continuously are.
It's something that you continuously work at.
Cuando te empoderas, te educas,
y buscas la información correcta y la información
clara, te das cuenta de que es algo super fácil de trabajar.
In that one day of feeling horrible about myself,
my whole life and attitude changed
because of being told this from my friend about medications
and realizing that my whole life could change and it didn't have
to be what I thought it was going to be.
Join the conversation about testing, your status, condoms,
PreP, and medicines that treat HIV.
Learn more at cdc.gov/StartTalking.
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Induction Matrix - Mekanism Mod Tutorial #1 - Duration: 3:48.
Welcome everyone to Minecraft Modded Tutoials.
This tutorial is going to be out of order from the rest as this is the part I see most
people asking for help with in-game.
In this video, we're covering the Induction Matrix.
So grab a snack and let's learn.
The first thing I want to mention is that this is the best energy storage Mekanism hasto offer.
However, you'll want to wait until later in the game to make it.
For this tutorial, we have a 5x9x5 big reactor housing 11 control rods which has an output of 7kiloRF/t.
We will make a 5x5x5 matrix for this example, but you can make it up to an 18x18x18 - but
be advised it does reqire quite the lot of materials to make one that large..
You will need the following items: Induction Casings, Induction ports, induction cells,
and induction providers.
Most other tutorials I saw were using the ultimate tier, however, most players will
not be making these with only ultimate tier blocks.
We're going to stick to the basic blocks.
The first method I'm going to show you is for mass energy storage.
This would be ideal for mid game when your machines aren't taking all that much energy per tick.
Step one, let's start by closing up 4 sides of the induction matrix.
This should leave you with the interior space of a 3x3x3 along with one side of the matrix left open.
Step two, now plan where you're input and output cables will be - once you've made up
your mind go ahead and replace those induction casings with induction ports.
For my matrix, I had the input and output of opposite sides.
Step three, This is where your design made need to change if your induction ports are
in different positions than mine.
Your ports must touch an induction provider.
I used 3 providers in this setup which equates to 76.8kilo RF/t which is plenty for my reactor.
Step four, Now that we have the providers in place, fill the rest of the interior with
your induction cells.
Once you have the cells and providers in place cover the remaining wall with your induction
casings.
If your particles are on you should see the redstone effect for a brief time.
Now the second method won't store as much energy, but can transfer at a much faster
rate.
Repeat steps one and two and meet me back here when you're done with that.
Remember how we only used 3 providers in the previous step?
Well, we're going to place 9 induction cells to line the bottom of our matrix.
This will increase our transfer rate substantally - which is useful late game.
Now fill the rest of the matrix will cells and close off the front.
Doing this has increased our transfer rate to 230 kilo RF/t.
This concludes the tutorial covering the Induction Matrix,
If you found this tutorial helpful make sure to click the thumbs up and remember to leave
any comments or feedback you have on the video.
If you liked the video make sure to subscribe to see more of my content, and if you fancy
social media you can find all those links in the description below.
I've been Dareth, and until next time - keep on crafting.
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How to Draw Flareon | Pokemon - Duration: 11:01.
Hey everyone welcome to the club. today i'll
be showing you how to draw Flareon from
pokemon. We'll start the character both
sides facing towards the left so let's
start with the right i start from inside
her up its all the eye toward the
outside going up and then down a little
bit higher on the outside businesses on
the inside you're going to connect those
two points with a curve point downwards
going down to the bottom and then back
up to the side without a little
highlight circle at the top of the i/o
just up here to the top of the eyelid
draw a circle there from here want to
add a little glare along the bottom end
to rest on the inside the apartment that
was just a bit occur across and then up
this colony inside area in black
let's move over towards the left drawer
on the left right now because I have
terms like this either the more squish
starting the same height will start on
the outside of the I curve down to the
same height as the point on the right
way to connect those two points with a
crow coming down to the bottom of the
eye and then back on the inside without
a finding on the top here we do like a
half circle start from the top
come around and then back in we're going
to add a little flair along the bottom
as well just on the side here when you
come across the bottom towards the
inside
we're going to color inside the is black
but you can jump between the eyes and
draw the notes really shifting those
over toward the left just underneath the
corner of that I we do a small little
upside-down triangle in a straight line
going across going to come down for the
middle to centerpoint like this now on
the side becomes a little tight so we're
going to start on the side of this left
side here we come up to the corner cause
the bottom edge in black
we're gonna put enough in America noon
suggest you were to draw a curve walking
up to write just starting underneath
those living across to the race and
we're going to draw the bottom of the
mouth twisted or for the left slightly
and draw currently down to the bottom of
the mouth and then up on the right side
from here to tuck in the tongue so the
side of the mascara curved up underneath
the top of the mouth it's working the
cheap coming down to the chin so on
sunday on the Left where the curve out
come around and down to a point
underneath the melt right here we
promote incur in towards the bottom of
the chin for you want to curl up towards
the right side with a corrupt about the
same height as we have a little
occurring around and then up from here
that curve that point around the eye to
the top of the head going around the eye
and then back up notes as a little tuft
of hair on the top here so it started me
in such as above the right eye was
swollen around overlapping that line
incoming
up to a point starting down here curl
around the middle of the head and we
talked to that side they're going to
continue this to go up over the head and
then we're gonna flick it upwards we
decrypt this back down slightly and then
we're going to go up to the top point
curvy up now let's bring it down on the
offensive side so from here curve down
getting those and water as they come
down and do another point going up from
here want to come all the way down to
the side of this curl coming down and
right into the side this drawing in the
front here so this you're going to point
out towards the right this way we're
going to start just above the right eye
here to curl up and out going to pull
that back in now we're going the
opposite direction go up and we're gonna
pull that back in a short curve we're
gonna go back out again coming out
well that's actually slightly not gonna
go to the point of the ear and going to
be a pretty long here to find out about
their so this point you want to come
back to the backside be here so we're
gonna curve down gets wider around
halfway down here you're going to hold
it in towards the right eye with a curve
to worry about there now we can touch
the side of the cheek in behind the ear
over you curl up and in this added the
inner detail already here we're going to
step in but almost in the middle here
when occur up to the tip of the ear
going up to about there in here it's
gonna add a little bit of fur so we can
draw a little things that go across
there you go along the bottom we're
going to all of this curve all the way
up to that ship going across the bottom
and i'm going to a hard turn up the tip
their stealing here in the back to this
year's gonna crack this way if you want
to have a little bit further along the
outside edge so right beside the
forehead we put up and then pull it back
i'm going to repeat this up to the tip
of the ear giving up and then back down
that we're talking going up that down
now we're going to the tiffany here or
not we want to match up a height that
have the right to read about here up to
there i'm going to pull this back down
to the years ago wider as you come in
behind the topic here on the top now
that we got the hand with work our way
to the body's going to start with the
front edge of the main first right here
size sheet we've heard down we're going
to make this effort that goes across
this we're going to have to carry along
the way so if you're ready to go up and
then we're going to curve back down
so what I'm going up curving down
against starting back this way here this
way not gonna reverse the angle trending
downwards and going back up we're just
following the flow of the body down back
up i'm going to draw a big curve instead
of the chest like that now we do an
overlap going to cross this way we're
going over and up to worry about there
now we want to overlap the paws on top
of the meat you want to draw the
big-talking around this way
starting in the elbow area back here
around we're going to pull it in like
that we do a lot of stepping up coming
around and we'll do this one more time
up here will come around and just pull
it up there
we're going to finish off this me close
up a gap there we're going to draw the
back of the elbow so from this point
where stepped down from around the elbow
area and then up this continue to make
up above the arm here so starting above
the elbow right here going to do a
little overlap coming up and pull that
back down then going up hold it back
down we're going off the direction and
kroing the office directly going up
towards the right and back in go out the
back in and we want to go behind the
ears hear single up one more time and
we'll pull that in behind the ear will
draw the plot in the back here so
starting just below the mouth area just
got here with your curve going out
towards the left and went to crawl
around the first ha going around we're
learning fingers just like to hear on
the race will go up
turn around and then we'll do one more
but now this one going to curl all the
way up and just tuck it in underneath
the mean if you're this drawing the hind
legs so over here installing the five or
so right the study army a little gap
with your curve going down for the pop
coming around like that we're going to
tuck into albany stepping over 20 left
will curl around then continue this do
another overlap coming around someone to
help you with the front hall now here
when you open up and we would come up
and then pull that insert any towards
about halfway along the curve now the
back of an emerging right over this line
here we go back up to the top going to
curl up around and just over left that
lying there so right here you come up
round out the back and then just
overlapping that line like so under here
and draw the belly already here between
the elbow and thigh would occur upward
and back let's throw in the back leg
here they're gonna take this is
duplicate in the back here so we start
with this curve for starting underneath
the jaw curve around and including a
little gap there if you like
now we're going to pop back here
starting down here from around another
overlap around and one final one tucked
in underneath the front hind leg the
final doesn't has a big tail so it's
going to be a critical up and then
around this looks like an S through some
of the top first so it could be a
critical this way we're going to add
some further along the way so starting
up here on the back and curl up and then
pull this back down we'll continue this
all the way along the front edge of the
tail up now we're going all the way
around this way aiming towards the right
big point here now here you see I'm
start turned over towards the tip of the
tail back over back now this final one
is going to draw one final just pull it
down like that
now we're going to work our way around
this way and then back behind the body
so it looks like an s-shape this way so
start from the chip we scroll all the
way around to there or here editing more
we go up and pull it back down up pull
that back down i want to reverse the
current really come down this way we're
going off the direction pull back down
up and kind of want to lengthen it out
make a little bit longer to see them
starting to turn it in behind the back
here one here all the way around to the
bottom being a couple more one more
along the way down here and it will pull
this right hand towards the back like
that and that's pretty much it
there we have it there Flareon from
pokemon i hope you enjoyed this lesson. make sure
you subscribe and check out our pokemon
playlist we add a new character every
week thanks for watching we'll see you again soon.
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Energy Update Real Energy Update Real Time – We Have Just Passed Through The 'Eye Of The Needle' - Duration: 2:53.
Energy Update Real-Time � We Have Just Passed Through The �Eye Of The Needle�
by Anastacia, Australian Correspondent, In5D.com
Such a huge relief this morning after around 3 days and nights of our recent upgrade and
recalibration.
A corner has been turned now and while many still feeling �exhausted�it is in a �good
way��of coming through the �other side� of a raise in our frequency vibration.
Many can feel the definite passing through the �eye of the needle� has occurred � such
relief.
Yet, we all �pass through� when we have each have completed what we have needed to.
This is oh so very big for many souls with those close to them.
As it is a gradual blending and integrating of the new for some.
This is you getting to the real YOU.
A sense of release and relief will be felt when one has accepted/shifted through to where
they are at now in this new energy frequency.
For others this may not be felt this way, again depending on what they are needing to
release from deep within, especially those who have suffered trauma and particularly
in earlier childhood years.
It can take time and a balancing of not being in an �older� space we were once in, especially
if we are close to others who are going through releasing or facing past trauma/hurt.
Of finding a very new way of being or managing of where they are now at, as to where others
are at.
This is bringing many to the real YOU within�.the Inner Strength that is coming out in 2017,
in a way that is so core deep.
In a way that is so much easier, as to be the real YOU is effortless.
Yet many have �lost this along the way� due to so many �things�, situations and
experiences throughout their life.
I can assure you, that you are stronger!
That the very real YOU is so wanting to come up and out, shining through.
In a way, like never before.
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Dragon Ball Super- Reborn as Yamcha- Review - Duration: 7:24.
Reborn as Yamcha is a Dragon Ball side story, where a College kid accidentally falls only
to find himself waking up in the Dragon Ball Universe as Yamcha.
Fun, true back-story about this comic, the publishers came up with this idea while they
were drunk.
The concept is quite popular in social medias; I am sure you have often seen posts like ' what
would you do if you woke up as Goku/ Superman/ ... ' If the post were about Yamcha, the
top comment would be ' Sleep again and hope to wake up as Goku.
'.
Dragon Garow Lee is the manga artist of this one.
Like, Toyotaro he was also a fan manga artist, and TOEI picked him up.
So, that's something great that if you are a Dragon Ball fan and have skills in the age
of the internet, you might as well become a part of it.
Anyways back to the story, the Kid is a bit disappointed in the beginning, like ' Oh
God!
Why Yamcha!
'. Which I honestly don't understand, you could easily become the best Sports Player,
strongest man and shit like that even after being Yamcha which would actually be more
fun.
However, the College Kid was desperate about getting a Girlfriend, so he starts seeing
the good side of being Yamcha as he now can have Bulma.
He also starts planning to do right by Bulma, and be with her forever because being Yamcha
he wouldn't be a good fighter anyway, but thankfully he changes his mind.
He figures if he goes with Goku to train with Master Roshi, it could be a turning point,
and he might end up becoming a fighter way different than the Yamcha we know off.
We then skip to the Saiyan Saga, but it is implied that Yamcha did everything right,
trained harder, and probably did better in the martial arts tournament.
I liked this scan, where Yamcha is all fired up and says
As he faces his iconic moment of truth against those saibamans, you would think this time
he would drop his cockiness, but no he decided to take on all six at the same time.
As they say, if you can back it up it ain bragging.
Last time only a single explosion killed him, but this time around six suicide bombing had
no impact on him at all.
This gives you a clear idea as to just how stronger this version of Yamcha is compared
to the original.
At least we know for sure his durability is more than six times higher.
So, he survives the Saiyan attack and becomes a part of the Namek Squad; we got a scan of
Yamcha receiving a power boost from Namek Grand Elder Guru.
So, knowing the story beforehand he is taking all kinds of advantage, scopes of training
and powering up.
This is where the first volume ends; the 2nd one is expected to be released very soon.
We will have 3 in total.
Overall, I liked the concept of this story, it was quite good, but I think it could have
been better.
Firstly, I think if it were Yamcha himself who got back in the past it would be better,
but that's not a big problem.
The thing is when it started from the Dragon Ball time I was kind of hoping that they will
go through some of the initial stages.
Like, Yamcha training and at least not getting his leg broke by Tien would be interesting
to see.
I mean he is changing the course of the history of Yamcha, the fun is in seeing smallest of
changes.
So, I think it was a bit rushed like DBS
About the logical part, even if Yamcha trained properly could he become significantly stronger?
I certainly think he could, in fact, my first video on YouTube was about that, but the audio
is extremely bad, so I'm not gonna suggest you watch that.
One of the examples, I used was Yamcha walked into the Gravity Chamber with the hope of
surpassing Vegeta.
He sets it to 300 times and obviously fails, but he was able to carry himself and turn
it off.
That was his first and only time in the chamber, and even a Saiyan like Goku initially struggled
in Gravity and had to struggle his way up.
Most probably 100 times was the max when he trained to fight Frieza.
So, if Yamcha wasn't so cocky or excited and started it with 10G and trained his way
up, maybe this wouldn't happen, but Yamcha was like I wanna be like Vegeta, and I'll
hit 300G at first attempt.
Ignoring the struggles, Vegeta had to go through to be able to do that.
I like how Toriyama connects a characters motivation to train, and determination to
his strength.
Like, even someone with max dormant potential like Gohan became a bitch after he stopped
training.
Yamcha is undoubtedly a very talented guy, even at this point he is a planet buster,
like being able to blow of an entire planet is kind of a big deal.
So, given he was into training 100%, he would be a legit warrior today.
So, the ' Reborn as Yamcha's plot logic that by training Yamcha could be significantly
strong was good.
What would you do though if you were Yamcha?
If I woke up as Yamcha, I would gather the Dragon Balls, and wish for immortality and
everlasting youth.
I would then start training in the Time Chamber; previously it was thought Time Chamber has
limits, but no we see otherwise.
So, taking breaks I could go 30 days, 60 days meaning 30 years, 60 years and so on in the
chamber.
I know some may still argue about time limitation, well f-ck that too, I'll gather the Dragon
Balls again to remove such minor problems.
What would you do, though?
Become the best Baseball player in the world, live a comfortable celebrity life or Change
Yamcha into someone who could challenge The Omni King?
Comment your opinion down below, and also let me know if you would like some more Dragon
Ball side stories, maybe something related to the actual story, like the history of Hitman
Hit.
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ENFP Advice - How To Succeed in Your Business or Career - Duration: 15:49.
So if you are an ENFP there's a very
good chance that you have the tendency
let's say the habit of changing
direction and not necessarily
acknowledging your change in direction
doing this way too often often this is
called shiny object syndrome right you
start on something when you see
something that looks better or maybe
this wasn't as easy as you thought it
was you change the next thing and the
next thing but what Sen FPS do that's a
little different than a lot of other
people is we don't really acknowledge
we're quitting or we're changing
directions we do it all very suddenly
and we just the way our minds basically
process things we gradually change and
we kind of think that we're doing what
we plan to do but if you look back six
months or a year you realize that you've
got totally off course and you're not
really doing what you meant to be doing
now the problem with this i made other
videos on dabbling in the dangers of
dabbling is that it really eats away
your chances of success and the reason
is that we're out there competing in a
world of INTJs of infj the people who
are pretty focused and dialed in and
what they're doing and consistent and so
here we are changing directions every
few weeks every few minutes every few
months whatever it is
how are we going to compete with other
people who are basically focused in
doing one thing now I know why this has
been such a challenge for me in the past
and it's really because we get excited
about stuff we like newness is enfps we
like things that are novel we like
variety we like new challenges that
first part of a project is a lot more
exciting than the end part right the
little details and so what that ends up
doing is it ends up pulling us into all
these different things that if we don't
have the right systems in place maybe
have the right outlook ends up spending
a lot of time starting things and never
really getting a lot accomplished i'm
sure if you were to search for like ENFP
blogs you're going to find the highest
number of blogs started and not finished
if any and he grew up on the internet
and that's again
as we like this starting but I want to
go through some things that have really
helped me learn to finish things and
you're new to my channel if you haven't
watched my videos are you don't know my
story I well I started out doing a bunch
of different entrepreneurial things when
I came out of school and most recently
was working as a freelancer i use
freelancing to help me travel the world
I lived in I guess this country number 7
now I've lived in and I along the way
started writing books i published about
11-12 there's one I don't really want to
count so if they have published 11 books
at this point I built the coaching
practice i have online training courses
and that so I figured out how to finish
things and follow through and despite
probably hearing the advice that you got
to get a partner to do what you need to
have your someone else to be the
finisher that is good advice but I've
done it without having that partner
figuring out to do it myself
the first thing that really helped me
figure this out was changing my
perception of time and so if you study
NLP or you're familiar with tony robbins
i did my coaching training with him and
he has a concept of time basically and
how we all have different perceptions of
time for some people
a minute is a long time for other people
a week is nothing a year is nothing you
know you have people you meet and if
you're an ENFP this probably isn't you
who had the same job for 10 years 20
years and to them I years nothing I have
a friend who's very much like this where
we talk about trip planning you know I'm
like oh we're going to come visit me in
Europe and he's planning two years ahead
like it's 2016 now he's talking about
2018 we might plan a trip i plan my trip
like a month in advance maybe maybe 24
something big and you know so we have
different perceptions of time and how
long something is an ENFP as we tend to
have a mergency in our behavior right
where we like to do things quickly we
want results now and that is good in
many ways as part of our strength part
of what allows us to really drive
projects and initiating there's other
personality types who will take a year
to start their business
an ENFP might started in a week on a
hunt right and just go for which is
awesome
the problem is is this perception that
things should be quick often leads us to
not really stay the course and changes
sort of our sense of success so for
three months into something or six
months into something we start to think
oh yeah we fail this isn't working
because we haven't got the kind of
results we have expected because we're
optimists where I deal is we expect good
things to happen and so because of this
we end up changing her mind or sinking
okay this isn't work let's try something
different and the reality is that
especially in the new world now in terms
of the internet things take a long time
now you might think this is a
contradiction right isn't the internet
about making these quick and easy
the internet is about making kind of
consumers and quick and easy but if you
want to be successful in a lot of things
like you want to build a youtube channel
or a blog or some kind of successful
take a podcast where you stand out to
people it takes a long time to break
through that noise because you know if
you're living in a small town and you
start doing public speaking well you're
probably the only person doing public
speaking so it's pretty easy to get a
following right away if you come on
youtube and you start making videos
it might be a year before you get any
real traction because there's so many
people and you're competing with the
whole world and so there's something
that I learned around this topic that
really helped me get stuck with me
it's something i have in my email like I
have this tree email course I teach that
I have a whole email around it is its
element in motorcycle school so I went
to this really cool school for getting
my motorcycle license where they used
all these military analogies and all
this stuff and it was that
slow is smooth and smooth is fast so we
know people and they said especially
guys are really bad with this we have
this urgency and when you're riding a
motorbike you try to like force it and
that's not the right way that makes a
terrible writer and that really slow
subtle movement make you smooth and by
being smooth you're actually fast so if
you look at the best racers that the
people who are the fastest they're
actually the people who have slow smooth
movements and so I start applying this
to thinking about my life is that rather
than thinking about one week at a time
you know like these short things I need
successfully success thinking
longer-term and having more of a
drawn-out goal
ok year out and realizing that it will
take time to get there
I have some friends have done very well
in terms of like i'll use YouTube
because we're on youtube in terms of
their YouTube channels and getting a lot
of success and what's been cool as I've
watched them from the beginning and put
in months and months of work with no
results and just keep going and I know
if that was me I would quit right i
would think all this YouTube thing is
not working and I've actually done that
in the past where i put up some videos
and sort of quit and not really done
anything with it and it was seen how
much work actually needs to go into
succeed would change my sense of time
which is help me basically be more
patient and have a longer timeframe and
so in terms of applying this the first
thing is just to actively think about it
I noticed you may be lame advice but
just start processing that way of
thinking you know k slow is smooth
smooth is fast and thinking that ok
really i don't need to be successful or
achieve whatever it is you're trying to
achieve in a month you know if it
happened in six months or a year or two
years that would be pretty good and so
kind of focusing on that longer-term and
just keep it in my it takes time to get
there and reminding yourself of that so
if you spend a week working really hard
on something and you don't get any
results
you're not going to be as disappointed
because you're
coming in with the mental frame that
this is going to be hard and when you
come in with that mental frame you're
not as disappointed
it's just you know high expectations /
optimistic views lead to huge
disappointment lead to quitting so if
you can reframe that and think okay
in a way it's actually more optimistic
because what you're thinking is ok if i
put in a year of hard work i know it
will be successful so i'm going to put
in that time and I'm not going to change
my emotions and react to every bad day
or or negative event that happened i'm
going to more focus on the long-term the
bigger picture one thing that can help
with this is having some form of
accountability in terms of your goals
and your planning i mentioned this
earlier in the video enfps we are very
good at basically lying to herself BS in
ourselves about why we're changing
directions
I've talked about in other videos the
aspect of like lying to ourselves about
eating dark chocolate or drinking a
bottle of wine like all those
antioxidants it's good for us but you
really just want to drink the wine right
but you find ways to justify it in FPS
are masters of doing this with
everything if we want to change
direction we can always find a way to do
it even if it's not the right thing to
do
so if we commit to starting a business
we start working on it working on it and
something bad happens that makes us feel
bad and we just emotionally want to quit
we can find a dozen ways to justify that
only the economy changed oh I had this
job offer this is whatever but really
we're changing our minds or quitting we
let ourselves down and so I would
encourage you to set kind of concrete
destinations you could call them gold
you call destinations like where you
want to get to what you want to do and
when you set that write it down and
maybe share it with some people and hold
yourself to that say this is where I
want to go if I start to lie to myself
and change direction and say wait maybe
I should go here instead maybe I should
do this just being aware that that is a
lie right you're lying to yourself about
it and you're letting your emotions kind
of take over and so whatever you write
down
I also encourage you not to do it on a
whim the way I CFPB's tend to do so
write down your your destination and
then let it sit for a week kind of think
about it really commit to it and in
committing to it
commit to it right so if you just
scribble something down on a piece of
paper one day on a win
you're probably not that likely to
really commit to it and stick to it
because you just emotionally made that
decision so try to make something really
concrete and then stick with that and
that's going to help a lot with actually
changing your perception of time and
just staying on course with it
ok so back to this perception of time
right
one of the things that happens with
enfps with our sense of urgency with our
desire to make things happen quick and
this is what I've seen in my own life
and I've seen it i coached enfps at work
within FPS 11 is a business coach and
stuff which is really interesting
because you see your own bad habits in
them and it makes it so clear and as
probably really helped me as much as in
some ways help the client so when you
try to go in these little Springs what
can happen if you don't have a unified
kind of vision of where you're going to
is that you'll go this way and then that
way and then this way and that way and
then back this way and you kind of end
up back where you started and I got
clarity with this with myself when i SAT
back and looked at a couple years of my
business where i was busy and I didn't
achieve some things I did grow you know
the business in some ways but I look
back and realize it because i kept
changing directions in terms of like my
marketing strategy in different aspects
of where i wanted to focus the business
I don't really get that much done that
at the end of say two years I look back
and I really kind of mapped out like
what that actually do and it wasn't come
on focus back on the face autofocus it
wasn't actually that impressive in terms
of what i was able to do because i kept
changing directions and every time you
change direction you reset your progress
at least to some extent
not fully and so by doing sort of a
three-month Sprint let's try this
marketing approach okay i don't really
follow their let's try this
nothing really comes of it and that kind
of kicked me in the ass where I just
realized that I'd in some ways wasted
all this time because i didn't just
focus in one area and just keep going
and that was a wake-up call kind of a
shock to my system which really helped
solidify this so keep that in mind is if
you kind of zigzag you keep changing
directions you do sprints and they're
not part of a unified vision like
something you're trying to move towards
that you may find yourself in the same
place a couple years from now and maybe
if you look back now over the last
couple years that might you know
resonate with you where you realize that
you've been doing the same thing that I
was doing so one last little tip and
then when the video here and that's just
that you are an ENFP and you have this
need for variety you know the ENFP way
right where you want excitement you like
newness maybe find other ways to meet it
aside from your career or your business
so whether that's playing extreme sports
are going traveling more or whatever it
is for you that will give you excitement
when you meet that need for excitement
in other places you might not need it in
your business so or career whatever I
talk about business because it's kind of
my world but this applies for all areas
of of your life really
if you don't intentionally proactively
meet your need for excitement and for
newness newness is important for us
right we like novelty new thing if
you're not meeting that need in some way
then you'll unconsciously meet it
through probably more destructive ways
right so you can choose to do things
that are novel that will bring
´excitement´ and be in charge or you
can leave it to your unconscious your
ENFP need for excitement and then you'll
end up doing things that could be
damaging self-sabotage like getting big
fights with your partner or always
switching who you're dating or changing
your business direction all the time
because you need that newness and you're
not meeting that need elsewhere so I
really encourage you to proactively meet
that need for newness rather than just
let it happen to you
cool awesome thanks for bearing with me
for this video
here and that you've enjoyed it you know
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especially I think if you are an ENFP
I'd love to hear your story you know
does this resonate with you have you
been through this you know I've as I
said I coach some enfps and I'm one
myself and I'm fairly a self-reflective
guy but i'd love to learn more and kind
of if you if you've had the same
experience and that kind of thing it
would be great to share it with with all
of us here
cool thanks for watching see you in
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