Thứ Năm, 4 tháng 5, 2017

Waching daily May 4 2017

Every morning I get up

work 4 hours in the morning

As soon as I get off from the other one

I run to work at McDonald's to complete one salary.

I'm in this campaign just not for fun

It's to survive.

It's to take care of bills, our family. Put food on the table.

And in the future, I want to see my daughter,

she wants to be an engineer.

And seeing her with her cap, building a building

And she says:

"Mommy, I do this building."

Ok. I want to see that.

In the past month, I can say I have stopped

at least 5 to 10 young ladies

from going through an abortion

Before you can do anything

you have to exist.

And that's Aristotle right there for you.

If you're not alive, you cannot do anything.

So there's a lot of potential

that's just being thrown away

from all these kids being aborted.

That's why I'm pro-life.

You wouldn't believe what comes out of your mouth

when you're wearing a gorilla mask.

We soon realized that that anonomity was a great power.

It allowed us to step outside our individual selves

and identities, take the focus off who we were.

And really concentrate on the issue of discrimination.

How can you tell the history of our culture

without all the voices of the culture?

It's not a history of art if it's only white men speaking.

It's a history of white male power.

I'm a privileged white boy myself.

I know that I've been arrested in New York City 47 times.

I got out the next morning every time.

I go down to the tombs. I have a lawyer.

But when I'm in the tombs I talk to poor people,

Hispanic and black people.

And lots of folks there have no idea why they're there.

They were walking in the park.

They got hit by a drug sweep.

They've been down there for 10 days.

And they don't have a lawyer.

I helped lead a student walkout

that had around 700 students involved across the city.

As a Muslim living in this country

you begin to feel very politicized

almost at a very young age.

In middle school I was asked

what do I think about Osama bin Laden getting killed.

I had to very quickly learn how to make myself political.

I deal with anxiety and depression.

And as an anxious person

anxiety is kind of on message right now.

This is what we train for.

We have been ahead of the curve

in terms of being scared and paranoid

that everything is going to fall apart.

I remember in high school asking my church

asking my parents about being queer.

And their response was something I couldn't really accept.

It's estimated that 20 percent of LGBTs vote conservative.

But these people are not welcome in the gay community anymore.

They're outsiders.

I do see the left as being the most divisive force

and most destructive force to our democracy right now.

I grew up in fear.

Because there were ICE raids

being conducted in the streets.

ICE was the boogeyman.

I'm not going to hide anymore.

I'm not going to continue hiding in the shadows.

I'm going to step forward and stand for myself.

Because who knows how to represent myself than me.

So that's where I took a bold step and started sharing my story.

What it is to be an undocumented person.

What it is to be a displaced indigenous person.

What it is to live in the south Bronx in one of the poorest districts in the nation.

I came to this country when I was 3 years old with my mother and my brother.

And we as immigrants, my mom as an immigrant single mom

never took no for an answer.

Never allowed herself to be broken

because she didn't have the luxury to be broken.

She had to provide, always provide for her 2 children.

It wasn't about herself. It was for her 2 children.

And she had to put one foot in front of the other

to make sure that my brother and I were going to have the future

for which she came to this country for.

The idea of not having a voice is just nonexistent for me.

You know what would be revolutionary?

To see images of black women taking naps.

Black and brown women have been doing this work since we got here, right?

So we have this amazing civil rights movement.

50 years of civil rights.

We have 5 years of a movement for black lives.

Trayvon Martin died 5 years ago.

The thing is, when you've been oppressed

you've never been able to go to sleep.

So black women don't need to stay woke.

Black women need to take a nap.

White women need to get woke.

There were some people asking,

"There weren't enough black women at the march."

I said, "We've been marching for 5 years."

I hope black women were getting a pedicure

while all the white women in their pink hats were doing some work, were marching.

I know that if we're going to move forward we can't do it alone.

We have to work together.

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Stable Marriage Problem | GeeksforGeeks - Duration: 13:58.

Hello and welcome to this video tutorial of Stable Marriage Problem by GeeksforGeeks.

Let's begin, with The Problem Statement of stable marriage problem, which states the

input as two sets with n men and n women respectively, where each man has a preference list of women

for marriage and similarly each woman also have preference list of all men in it. We

can represent these preferences in 2-D matrices as shown below for each men and women. This

matrix represent the preference list of all men and other represents the preferences of

women for men. For eg:- When we see in left matrix, that is preferences for Men, we see

that Man A has preference list such that A likes woman O the most and woman P the least.

More preferable = more like, preference decreases as we move towards right.

Now, when we have preferences of both sets. The stable marriage problems wants to create

pairs of men and women with each other, such that there are no two people of opposite sex

who would both rather have each other than their current partners. As shown in the given

figure, with n men and n women, we need n pairs of men and women, such that it is a

stable pair or marriage, for given figure, consider

A1 B2 are matched, A2 B3 are matched

and A3 B1 are connected

Such that these pairs are stable pairs, and stable pairs are defined as, that there are

no two people of opposite sex from different matching, who would prefer each other more

than their current partners.

For eg:-Let's say A3 likes B2 more than it's current partner B1, but that doesn't

make an unstable marriages, but when B2 also likes A3 more than it's current partner

A1, then we call these two pairs as unstable pairs.

Let us examine the current matching, whether these pairs are stable or not, with taking

an example of preference list. Let's start with first matching A1,B2

A1 is matched with B2, but there is B1 before B2 in A1's preference list, now we see in

B2's preference list, and examine if, there is some A, before A1 in it.

A3 and A2 are both before A1, hence we check whether A2 has B2 before it's present partner

in A2's Preference List.

A2 has it's current partner as 1st on Preference i.e. B3 and B3 also have A2 as first member

of its preference list.

Hence, we examine last pair A3 B1, we start from A3's preference list and see there

is B2 before B1 in A3's list, and similarly B2 has A3 before A1.

Hence this matching is unstable. Please note, when

we are given a pair, we can't tell whether it's stable or unstable. Stability is defined

for the complete matching(on complete set of pairs), but not single pair.

Let's move on to the solution of stable marriage problem, the solution of the given

stable marriage problem was given by Gale and shapely and is known as gale-shapley algorithm.

We will read the whole algorithm and produce it's pseudo code side by side. First of

all, we initialize all men and women to be free i.e i.e there is no pair in starting.

Then we iterate on free man available in list of men, which has a woman to be proposed,

whom he haven't already proposed from his preference list.. This man proposes to the

first woman, whom he hasn't proposed yet, and if the proposed girl is free, get's

engaged with him. You can see the pseudo code, which says while we can find a man who is

free and haven't proposed to at least one woman from his preference list, we move, then

we find whether first woman is free or engaged and move forward.

else, when women is already engaged with someone, if that woman finds the proposing man before

the present partner on her present preference list that she likes proposing man more, she

dumps her present partner and get's engaged or pair up with proposing man. Otherwise,

nothing happens and we move to next iteration of algorithm. The pseudo code also works like

this, if there is a pair (m',w), and m is before m' in her preference list, w dumps

or unpair with m' and pairs up with m.

Algorithm is terminated and we get a stable matching, when all men are paired.

Now we start working on an example using pseudo code. Take two 2-D matrices as shown bleow.

These are Preference lists for both men and women as shown below, where A,B,C,D,E are

5 men and L,M,N,O,P are 5 women. We have 2 5x5 matrices to depict preference lists. Now

we work on this input and create a stable matching. We start with A, which is first

free man available in list, first woman in his list is O, and hence A proposes O and

we see that O is also free and hence

O and A pairs up or get engaged.

Next free man is B, and first woman on his preference list is P, and hence B proposes

P and P is free as you can see.

Therefore we have both B and P paired up or engaged.Similarly C has M on first and M is

free, they both pair up

Now, we move to next free man i.e. D, D has P as first unproposed woman on preference

list. We see that P is already paired and hence, we are in this part of code we see

the pair B P is already there.

we see that D is after B on preference list of P, hence P will not break-up and move on

with B and D is still free and he has already proposed P.

Now D goes to second unproposed woman on his preference list i.e M, and proposes M, we

see here that M has a pair C M and D is before C in M's preference list, hence, M breaks

up with C and pairs up with D.

So, we found a new pair D M. and C is free now.Now C already proposed M, and now goes

to P and proposes her, P is paired up with most liked man by P, hence P will not break

up and

C is rejected and still unpaired.C goes to next i.e L and we can see L is free and

pairs up with C.

Next here we have E as free man and E proposes to O and O dislikes E more than her present

partner and hence doesn't unpair and continues.

E next goes to L. L has E before C in preference list, hence L breaks up with C

and L pair up with E. So, C is again unpaired.

Next here, we see that C is free and goes to O, for pairing but O rejects as O has C

after A(the present partner) in Preference list.

hence, C is still free, C goes to next i.e. N. N is free this time and of course N pairs

up with C.

Now we can see, that all men are paired, hence algo terminates here.

Let's have a look at the C code of Stable Marriage Problem. We start with input for

the same. I n this code, we take input as a 2-D Matrix of size 2N x N, where rows 0

- N-1 represents men and their preference list and row N to 2N - 1 represents Women

with their preference list. It is exactly the same kind of matrix, we

took in example previously.

Let's discuss, the function, which tells us, whether woman w prefers m1 over m or not,

in this we pass, w, m and m1, if women prefers m1 over m, it comes before m in prefer matrix,

and hence first if statement occurs, and function returns true, i.e. w prefers m1 over m. Otherwise,

if she prefers m more, Second if statement is true before first and function ends and

returns false, i.e women is prefers proposing partner m over current partner m1.

Next we have the function to generate stable pairs, which only takes prefer matrix as input.

Let's define our variables. wPartner stores -1 at w-Nth index, if she is free, otherwise

it have index of paired man. mFree stores false , if ith man is free, and

true, if ith man is paired.

Now that, we initialize wPartner with -1, i.e. all are free and mFree as False, i.e

all men are also free. Since all men are free, we have freecount as N.

We discuss the actual implementation of pseudo code. We go, while iterating through free

man,then we find a free man, from mFree array, and extract first false, i.e. first free man

in this list.

Then, we iterate through m's preference list to find his prefered women, m proposes

to this women. Then if w is free, we pair w with m, and m is paired now, hence we decrease

freecount by 1. Otherwise, if w is already paired, we find her current partner m1, and

then find if w likes m over m1, i.e if this func. Returns false, we pair w with m and

m1 is free, while m got paired with w. Note, we doesn't have any change in number of

free men in this case,as one got paired and other got unpaired. Otherwise, if w likes

current partner more, we do nothing, and move forward. We do this until we get all men paired,

hence algo terminates when freecount is zero.

Time complexity comes out to be O(n^2), as in worst case, all men are paired with their

last prefered women, and hence we first iterate through N men, and iterate through preference

list of each man. We will have complexity O(n^2).

Now we see some applications of the given Algorithm, we see that this stable matching

analogy can be extended to stable matching of two sets and even when a problem can represented

in graph theory as bipartite graph and we need a matching, such that there is some preference

in both partite sets, we apply gale shapely algo to find stable matching. For eg. There

are N students/candidates sitting for placement session and N companies come to campus with

1 vacant position in each. Now each company has preference for candidates after interview

and candidates also have some preference for each company. We can now apply gale shapely

algo to find perfect or preferable/stable match b/w candidates and companies.

Thanks for watching, please like and share this video, and leave us your comments for

feedback. Stay tuned for more updates.

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Putting On A Hint Of Color: Lazy-Mode And Off I Go! - Duration: 7:48.

Good morning.

I already did a video.

It was a fail.

Washed my face.

I'm back again.

And now I'm just going to do lazy-mode.

So this is more like, I am, preparing to go out the door, and I just have to throw on

some SPF and a hint of color.

So, I'm putting on this to get stuff out of my face.

Just for the moment.

I think it's cute.

Flowers for May.

Do-do-do.

So.

Using I'm using um Clinique Super- super- Superdefense Daily Defense Moisturizer with

SPF 20.

So.

I use this a lot.

I find that it's a lot more gentle than sunscreen.

I have definitely beaten it up a bit.

So now that's it's getting towards the bottom of the pot, I use my pinky and I just make

a mess, everywhere.

Do-do-do.

*humming* And then, it's a little chilly out right now so definitely feeling where I'm

not getting myself - I think.

But, will see in a moment after I get my glasses finally back on.

So.

*mumble-hums* It has a hint of a scent to it, not like, um, perfume-y or anything like

that but um just enough that I know it's there.

Oh, the little piece went flying.

Ilike to keep that on there.

Do-do-do-do-do *hums* Sometimes I just of kind rub it around this way, so I can get

it on and around ears, anywhere that is still going to get a little bit of exposure even

with the hair down.

Do-do-do.

Workout clothing is usually zippered up all the way - I still have to hit the gym, and

now putting on makeup beforehand so we're going to see what is made to stay, or melt

away.

I'll take a picture later, see how it goes.

So now, quickly put the glasses on.

See if I - oh.

Indeed!

Missed this whole entire area up here.

Into the eyebrows, on the eyes.

*hums* Okay.

So.

Now that I have that on.

Now I'm just going to put on a hint of color so I feel pretty.

I'm going to use crayons, because when I was a little girl and I had a coloring book, crayons

is what I used.

But, all joking aside, these were purchased from Ulta, and I grabbed the one called Milk

because when I was trying to play with a different eyeshadow, someone showed that if you use

that as a base it could make some of that sparkly stuff pop.

Oh my golly some on you, oops.

Okay, so, eyelash.

Oh try again.

Hmm.

There we go, sending the wishes out.

Going right in the corner, as I hold the mirror further away, it's harder to see.

Do-do-do.

Da-dum.

So that one is called Milk, then I'm grabbing the one called Lavender, and I'm putting it

toward the middle of the eye.

So, sometimes you can get ice cream that has vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry, and you

see how there's the three sections in stripe.

That's basically what I'm doing with these colors.

This one has a bit of a shimmer, this one is called Yogurt.

So it's Milk, Lavender, Yogurt.

Hello, sun.

I'm glad that I put on SPF.

Going to draw a little X here.

Just get the little bit corner.

La-la-la.

Hello, shimmer.

Little X. Okay.

So, then try to get that moisturizer with SPF try blend off my pinkys because a lot

of times, I use my pinkys but I'll use ring-finger today from light to dark kinda doing this

slight tug and pat.

I know tugging should theoretically give me more wrinkles but I already have a few and

they really want some friends.

Here we go.

Um-de-dum-de-dum-de-da.

I am trying to look through blurriness.What else do I have here?

I have a um mini thing of Urban Decay's Perversion mascara.

The name might feel a little naughty, but um, I found it works real nicely.

What I'm doing right now is um, swiping off a lot of excess.

I'm a newbie.

I don't need a bunch of product to make a huge mess on my face, I just want to clean

up anything that going on my eyelashes and make me feel like I did something.

Da-da-da.

Good morning, mourning dove, I hear you!

I don't know if this is the right way to do it but I like to blink because I find it does

the work for me.

And, I'm not trying to really layer or anything.

This is more just cleaning up any mess I might have had.

I'm touching the top a little, fix, fix.

I think.

Ooh.

I don't use an eyelash curler because I tried and it scares me.

So my eyelashes - a little bit on top just to clean it up - tend to stick straight out

and go, Hi! *chuckle* And then, the last little bit, I can put my glasses on!

Mascara, you done?

Hope so, otherwise going to have some streaks on my glasses.

So this is Burt's Bees, Watermelon.

And I'm just doing this lazy little *mumble* Mean to say - Like this, and then.

So.

That's basically it.

Super easy.

I feel like I have a hint of color.

I just have to re-brush my hair really quick.

Throw it in a braid or something, and off I go.

So, ta-da!

Have a great morning!

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MoYu WeiLong GTS2 (GTS v2) Full Review + Comparison with GTS v1 - Duration: 3:28.

Hey guys, its me CriticalCubing and today I'm reviewing the GTS v2, successor of the

original GTS.

The first thing that you notice when you get your GTS v2, is the box.

Moyu, inspired from the premium Valk box tried to something similar to that, rather than

using their normal packaging.

The box is also magnetic...although magnets should be placed on the cube, and not on the

box.

Jokes aside, the size is 55.5mm which is the same as the Valk3.

Switching from Valk to GTS will be a breeze, and the size also makes it good for OH.

Performance is quite good and rightly so, as its the big bro of the GTS.

The original GTS was a bit unstable and this has been fixed on the v2.

Its still not as stable as the Valk3, yet its more stable than the original GTS.

The scratchy feel of the GTS remains, although its not as prominent and the GTS v2 is a bit

more smoother than the original GTS.

Speed remains quite the same and its as fast as the v1.

The design for v2 is not that much different than the v1. v2 has removed tracks from the

corners and added extra dips on the edge.

The design overall is similar, with slight modification.

The price has also increased by around 5$.

The v2 costs about 18-19$ where as the v1 costed about 14-15$.

The stickers are also high quality on the v2, and if you remember, the stickers on the

original GTS were bad and had these white line marks after some time.

The new stickers are premium and high quality and sticker shades are similar to the valk3

shades.

Corner twisting happens rarely, and popping is non existent.

Locking and catches can happen from time to time, but this will depend on your turning

style.

Overall, the GTS v2 according to me is a definite upgrade from the GTS v1.

I didn't like the v1 that much as stability was an issue.

The v2 has kind of fixed that problem, and improved on the other things like stickers.

Overall performance on both the cubes is similar, and depending on your turning style, you might

prefer the v1 or v2.

V1 is for people who like flexible cube and don't like block cube that much.

V2 is for people who want a stable cube which is not that much flexible.

Speed and rest all is similar on both of them.

I'm personally using the GTS v2 as my main over the Valk3.

Check out my comparison video which will help you choose between "GTS V2 or Valk3?"

GTS v2 is a solid purchase and I whole heartedly recommend it.

If you liked the v1, you'll like the v2 also.

That is it for this video.

Don't forget to subscribe for more content and leave a like on this video.

Thank you for watching and I'll see you next time.

Take care guys and ciao :)

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The Glob Patterns in Depth - Yes, I Know IT ! Ep 11 - Duration: 9:27.

My file explorer has that nice feature to select some files using a pattern.

For example, that pattern will match only files ending with <dot>jpg

This kind of pattern is called a GLOB PATTERN and is available from the command line too.

In fact, it COMES from the command line world.

But maybe you already know that? Anyway stay with me: glob patterns may be more subtle

than you imagine...

The star, we've seen in the introduction, is by far, the most commonly found pattern.

A star in a glob pattern will match ANY sequence of characters in a filename,

including the EMPTY sequence. For example, given my directory content...

That pattern will match all filenames starting with the word "report" followed by a dot ... followed

by ... anything ...

... and it will even match the filename report<dot> NOTHING.

By the way, the star may appear anywhere in a glob pattern:

And you can even have several stars in the same pattern:

I let you few seconds to guess which files will match that pattern...

...

Ok, you guested it?

That pattern will match any filename containing

the sequence of letters P O R T. Including at the start ... or at the end of the filename.

Before digging into the other forms of glob patterns, we have to clarify few little things

concerning the MATCHING process.

First, you have to understand it's ... the ... SHELL ... that will replace the glob pattern

by the list of matching files.

This is an important feature allowing you to use glob patterns with ANY command:

Second, for the shell to understand a word as a glob pattern, you must NOT quote the

special characters of the pattern:

Here...

... and here ...

... the shell will NOT perform pathname expansion

But it will perform pathname expansion here...

...and here:

Next, there is one case where the SHELL DO NOT perform expansion of UNQUOTED glob patterns.

This is when there is NO matching file.

One might expect that command to display nothing as there is NO matching filename.

But in that case, the shell will transmit the pattern verbatim to the underlying command.

Which is ... most of the time ... unable to handle that. In fact, there is very - VERY

FEW standard commands that can process glob patterns as most of them rely on the SHELL

for taking care of that.

Last but not least, you may know by CONVENTION a file whose name is starting with a DOT is

considered as hidden on Unix-like systems.

The shell follows that convention. And by default, it will NOT consider any hidden file

as a candidate when matching a glob pattern.

So the shell will NOT try to match hidden files in that case:

But it will IF the glob pattern is starting EXPLICITLY with a <DOT>:

So, if you want both hidden and non-hidden files you must use two patterns:

Ok, now you have a better understanding of the pattern matching process. So, it's time

to examine the few other patterns beyond the star.

Whereas the star will match a sequence of characters of any length--the question mark

is used instead to match only ONE character.

It can be ANY character. But it will be only ONE character.

For example, I could write that to match any Open Document files:

As of myself, I find the question mark most useful when I need to match files of a given

length:

For example, that pattern ... will....

match.... files whose name...

is made of... exactly 8 characters.

The star matches ... anything. The question mark matches ... any character.

But we can be even more restrictive ... with the last glob pattern: the character set.

This one will match ONE and ONLY ONE character, like the question mark.

But in addition, YOU will specify the set of possible matching characters.

For example, did you remember the pattern we used to match any Open document file?

We could refine it to match only text or drawing documents:

Character enumeration is nice, but for a sequence of consecutive characters, you may use a character

RANGE instead:

Like this one:

Or that one:

And by using a caret right after the opening bracket, you can even specify the complementary

set of the matching characters.

In that case, the pattern will match ANY character EXCEPT those explicitly specified:

As a little challenge now, to test your ..." understanding", what would this match:

By the way, you know on most Unix filesystems, filenames are case-sensitive, don't you?

So...

Surprise!

As you can see, in MY shell, the file named blueberry.JPG -- with a lower case "b" has

matched the range. However, when using an explicit character set instead of a range,

it works as expected:

This ... is an obscure feature of the Bash which may or may not includes characters of

the other case in a range depending on your "locale" settings.

In computing, a "locale" is a set of parameters to handle country-specific settings, such

as the symbol used as the decimal separator or the default sort order.

Here are the current locale settings on my test system:

We won't dig too much into that topic. For today, all you have to know is the LC_ALL

environment variable will override all other locale settings.

And a special locale called "C" is used to force the system to use the traditional POSIX

settings instead of any country-specific settings. Most notably, the "C" locale will distinguish

between lowercase and uppercase letters in a range.

In other words, if you want to ENSURE the traditional interpretation of range you will

have to set the LC_ALL environment variable to the special value C:

So, ... did I lie when I said you may discover new

things by watching this video?

If you liked my "teaching style", while not taking my Bash & Linux command line course

on Udemy? And don't forget to check my website for a

great discount coupon!

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5 Tricks from Successful Ecommerce Sites - Duration: 4:21.

Hi everyone!

I'm glad to welcome you at Cleveroad studio.

Mobile app development is an endless subject.

Today, we are going to touch on a relevant topic that concerns a special kind of mobile

applications - ecommerce apps.

ECommerce is no longer a promising prospect of the future.

In our time, this is a must-have for each entrepreneur who runs a retail business.

Let's consider the brightest examples of ecommerce sites that deserve to be followed

and reveal the ingredients to prepare a successful eCommerce site.

First of all, start with choosing an eye-catching name and a memorable URL.

Here are a few tips that will help you in this matter:

Don't use too long words and expressions.

Make sure that your title can be easily pronounced.

Give priority to ".com" because this is the most popular domain worldwide.

Mind that if you work in a specific region only, it would be more reasonable to use the

relevant domains, e.g., ".au" for Australia or ".co.uk" for Great Britain.

Create a unique name.

For that, deploy compounded words, affixation, creative word combination, or totally new

words.

Further, proceed to the building a well-thought Home page.

Work out each detail of the facade view.

Here is how you can do it:

Let users know who you are and what you do from the first second they enter your site.

No one has time for digging out what your site is done for.

If there is no clarity at once, you get out of play.

Refer to the right people in a right language.

Avoid any gobbledygook in your slogans and make them clear and explicit.

Make an attractive offer that distinguishes you from others.

Use discount, a special bonus, or communicate that a certain part of earnings goes to charity.

Optimize it for each possible device.

Note that the page view does not have to be necessarily identical across all the mobile

platforms.

Call to action.Place titles like "Shop Now", "Learn More", "Join Community", "Check what's

raising", etc. in a prominent place on the home page.

Don't forget to add suitable photos.

High-res images along with offbeat design are very important for your business.

To benefit from the eCommerce site pictures, follow the recommendations below:

Give priority to the white background

Use photos of the big size only

Include zooming feature

Compose the gallery of photos from different angles

We proceed to the next recommendation that concerns site navigation.

Make sure that it's understood intuitively.

Consider including the following components:

New products.

This feature is very useful for your standing customers.

Instead of making them come out the entire collection from scratch you can greatly save

their time by gathering the new arrivals in one place.

Recently viewed and recommended goods.

This feature will help your customers easily return to the products that they have already

seen.

Also, it will offer the relevant products basing on their preferences.

Drop-downs.

They appear as a logical follow-up to other elements and simplify the navigation through

your website.

The last but not the least tip says that you should think of the unique selling point.

It brings something that makes you not similar to others.

Here are a few examples of fresh ideas from different eCommerce sites.

Brayola, a big shop of women's lingerie, has a smart engine that advises whether a chosen

bra will fit a buyer.

It analyzes several favorite bras of a woman (that she shares on the website) and compares

the results with the same models and sizes of other customers.

Warby Parker, an eyewear store, sends several glasses to a client so that he or she could

try on all of them and choose one.

Jet, the eCommerce site of various goods, offers an interactive shopping cart that automatically

recalculates total amount depending on the number of products you buy.

I hope the above examples inspired you on choosing an effective strategy for your eCommerce

business.

The companies mentioned here are all big names that definitely deserve to be followed.

In spite of this, the blind imitation of someone or something has never led to success.

Therefore, adhering to proven tactics, do not forget that the best thing you can do

is to be the one and only for your customers.

On this note, I'd like to finish our All About Apps edition.

Hope to see you next time.

Be safe and don't forget to subscribe!

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Hi everyone and welcome to Cathy Ha Cooking.

Today I'm making one of my mom's favorite dishes, it's called Singapore Noodles.

(I have lots of veggies here including tofu, which is made from soy beans) Here I'm adding

a dash of salt to the onions to bring out its sweetness.

Use high heat on this one.

Now I'm adding in the bell peppers.

And a dash of salt here to, same concept.

Here is 1 teaspoon of curry powder.

It's super fragrant.

I can smell it right away here.

It's just a beautiful fragrant.

Set it aside on a plate.

Next is the tofu's turn to get more flavorful.

I have 2 types of tofu, the fried ones and the other is soy-sauce-soaked, for its brown

outer layer.

Really good stuff.

I also add in the fresh mushrooms.

Again 1 teaspoon of curry powder, 2 tablespoons of soy sauce.

Now we add just a little sugar to tone down the saltiness.

Set these aside for now.

Next we add the soaked-and-drained vermicelli to the hot pan.

Set some water on the side to rescue any dryness later.

We also add 1 tablespoon of curry powder to bring color and flavor to the white noodles.

Now we add back the veggies.

Toss well.

Add in some cilantro at the very end.

As we do it in my family, we have some soy sauce on the side.

Add a little sugar to the soy sauce, about 1/2 teaspoon.

Then add a little spicy chili oil to the soy sauce.

This we bring to the dinner table next to the Singapore Noodles to drizzle on the noodle

as we wish.

Our noodle is done.

Just 20 mins or so and we get this wonderful dish!

Layer the noodle onto a big serving plate.

I just love the curry fragrance.

So nice and delicious.

Not spicy at all, but just right.

I just did it again.

Love this dish.

I hope you'll make it soon for your family and friends.

See you soon!

Bye now.

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Natalia Starr Q&A for FA - Duration: 2:40.

- [[Narrator] Fucking Awesome.

- [Interviewer] Natalia Starr.

Dare I say one of my all-time favorites.

(laughs)

- Yes, thank you.

Thank you so much.

You're welcome

- [Narrator] I love my Polish Women.

Alright, did you enjoy your first

scene shooting for FuckingAwesome.com today?

- Fuck yeah I did.

(laughs)

- [Interviewer] Okay.

- It was so fun.

- [Interviewer] Good times.

Mick's okay huh?

- Yeah.

- [Interviewer] If you could fuck anyone

past or present who would it be?

And why?

- Um like a celebrity?

- [Interviewer] Anybody you want,

past or present.

- Um I think I would fuck Marilyn Monroe.

I think she would be a super good fuck.

She was always very sexual

and a very sexual person.

- [Interviewer] Wow.

- She's super sexy.

- [Interviewer] She's never been mentioned before

in our questionnaire.

What's your favorite holiday destination?

- Holiday, like vacation?

- [Interviewer] Yup.

- Um I like to go back home to Poland.

- [Interviewer] Take me with you.

(laughs)

What is it about going home that you like?

- It just like mellows me out.

You know it makes me enjoy life

and enjoy myself kind of.

- [Interviewer] How often do you get to go back?

- Not that often.

Not as much as I wanted to.

I think I'm planning to go in a couple months.

- [Interviewer] And when you go back,

you got celebrity status now every time you go home?

(laughs)

- Yeah a little bit.

- [Interviewer] I knew you would.

That's awesome.

Do you enjoy anal or is it just part of the job?

(laughs)

- I do really enjoy anal.

I love it so much.

- [Interviewer] Tell me what you love about it.

- I love the anal orgasms.

- [Interviewer] Ohhhh.

- It's not a myth.

It's a real thing.

- [Interviewer] Assgasm.

- Assgasm.

- [Interviewer] When was the first time you had an assgasm?

- Um actually when I first worked with Mr. Mick.

- [Interviewer] He brings that out in the ladies doesn't he?

- Yes.

- [Interviewer] He's a first time assgasm kind of guy.

- Yeah but you know,

it was just right.

He also had the little toy in the pussy

and then a big penis in the butt

or like fingers in the pussy

or like fingers in the butt

and dick in the pussy.

- [Interviewer] Whatever makes it work, right?

- Yeah.

- [Interviewer] And finally, do you have a female crush?

- Female crush?

Like porn girls or-

- [Interviewer] Just in general.

Do you have a girl you admire and you like to-

- Uh Scarlett Johansson.

That's my crush.

She has some nice titties.

She's got that beautiful face

and she knows how to act.

She does action, she does comedy.

She can do anything.

- [Interviewer] Perfect.

Well we'll get the word out to her for ya, okay?

Alright, thanks so much for coming down today.

You're awesome.

We always enjoy working with you

and thanks so much.

- Thank you.

You know if I ever did a gang bang

I would want to do like the Avengers.

You know all of them, they're so hot.

You know you go the Thor.

That's all the names I know.

- [Interviewer] Chris Evans, Captain American.

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Gaumard® Victoria® S2200 : Unboxing and Assembly How-To Ep1/18 - Duration: 3:52.

In this video you learn how to properly unbox and set up your Victoria S2200.

By the end of the video you should be ready to take Victoria out of the box, begin the

charging process, and assemble the legs, birth canal, and cervix.

Victoria arrives in five boxes.

One with the accessories, one with the abdomen covers, one with Victoria, one with the bedside

monitor, and one with the portable tablet that controls Victoria.

The box of accessories has two layers packed in protective shipping foam.

Remove and set aside the top layer of protective foam to see the items.

The first layer of items can be lifted out to access the second.

The box containing the abdomen has four individually packed covers: the postpartum cover, the Leopold

palpation cover, the C-section cover, and the contraction and fetal heart rate cover.

To unpack Victoria, remove the top layer of shipping foam.

Next, unfasten the strap holding her to the shipping foam insert

and set it out of the way.

Take a moment to note the "lift here" labels on the straps.

Team lift Victoria to a sheeted bed.

Be careful not to bend her arms behind her back when setting her on the bed.

Save the straps and clear bags for use when boxing, shipping, or storing Victoria.

Lift the bottom of the shipping support away from the torso to remove it.

Save this support for use for boxing, shipping, or storing Victoria.

It is important to give Victoria a full charge before using her.

Plug the included charger into the wall and check the indicator light to be sure it is

properly plugged in.

Victoria's charging port is located under her right arm under the skin patch.

Align the pins of the charger with the receptacle and gently push the plug into the torso.

Installing the leg is next.

First, remove the bolt from the leg using the hexagon keys included in the package.

Then, find the lower leg in the accessories box,

and gently roll the skin down to uncover the knee joint.

Then insert the lower leg into the opening in the upper leg.

Insert the bolt through the opening in the upper and lower leg,

and secure it with the hexagon key.

Gently roll the skin back into position and press the plastic snaps together to secure

the skin.

Find the birth canal in the accessory box, and be certain to position the white prongs

in the drain at the bottom.

Then, fold the perineum to pass it easily through the opening.

Secure the white ring behind the silicone bumpers to hold it in place.

Find the green hose on the right side of the birth canal and connect it to the green hose

in the torso.

Then, find the clear hose on the left side of the birth canal

and connect it to the clear hose in the torso.

To secure the birth canal, gently lift the skin and insert the snap into the metal slot.

Slide the snap clockwise to secure it.

Repeat the procedure with the rest of the snaps to secure the birth canal.

Find the cervix in the accessories box.

Position the white prongs with the drain at the bottom next to the white prongs from the

birth canal.

Pass the urethral extension tube through the opening at the top of the cervix and secure

the white ring behind the silicone bumpers to hold it in place.

Lastly, secure the urethral extension tube to the grey knob on the wall of the abdomen,

and plug it into the urine port on the simulator's left side.

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Tony Robbins: Business Mastery Training ( Tony Robbins Law of Attraction ) - Duration: 1:09:10.

Now you might wake up in the morning if

all you do is you know do rpm all you do

is on

here's odd outcomes and necessities you

know you're out coming what's necessary

to get it done that's a shortcut it's

not as emotionally rich though by the

way when you leave out the purpose you

get the idea it takes longer to think

through and line up the purpose but you

there's a different state you're in as

you just said ma'am when you're

connected to the Y in fact it'll change

your to-do list it'll change your map

it'll change what's necessary that's why

it takes a little more time to do

initially but after a while it won't it

was beginning you what's Malcolm X

Malcolm okay let's get crystal clear in

the outcome okay now look at that

now why and you'll get good for why a

couple key words you'll start to know

the words then always fire you up we're

going to look at that in a moment by the

way because words change emotion and

change the emotion you see what people

actually do not what they write down

they're going to do what they actually

do you sees the quality and how they do

it

because it changes their state make

sense so if you're going to master rpm

and you're not going to do that today

but if you want to let me just kind of

give you the overview there's seven

principles of power just catch them if

you want first one we're going to come

back to right now but I'll start with it

at the top believe it or not above

anything else is the power of language

why is language so important to managing

your life your emotions your results

because we don't experience life leaves

fruits the way we repackage life the

minute we label it see if you have an

experience and in your body your nervous

system is feeling this sense of

discomfort the big of this weathers

these uncomfortable feelings coming

through you think is it like a funnel

and all this noise environmental

stimulus is coming through you and then

you have certain words you use very

often two or three that you use kind of

like you're taking all this juice in

you're going to have these cookie

cutters and the words you use most often

are pissed off frustrated and annoyed

you're going to get a very different

experience than the person has Abbott of

being enraged right crazy want to kill

someone

or someone else who goes you know that

peeves me they think that seem something

goes tease me someone else goes I want

to kill someone it has nothing to do

with the actual experience it's the

words I'll give you an example

anybody here know Ken Blanchard is wrote

the one minute manager so Ken's a dear

friend of mine I've known Ken for gosh

30 years and if you haven't heard him

speak he's he's the real thing he's such

a sweet soul he takes complex things and

makes them really simple

ken is one of those universally happy

guys and one of the reasons he's happy

is his language patterns so you all have

a visual language patterns we filter the

word and we put the label of what it is

on it in a minute you label and

experience the experience becomes that

in your body so some people will say

well if I said to you you're mistaken

about that John how do you feel somebody

sent us you're mistaken what if I say

John you're wrong who feels a little

different now what if I say drawing

you're lying

Lou here we'll get into real intense

experience if somebody says you're lying

right because your integrity sir all

you've changed one word we can change

your biochemistry all right well we use

words all the time with our experience

just because it's to happen what we use

most often

my mother's passed away bless her soul

but when she was alive I told the story

she used to always be humiliated by

everything she called my house back to

the days before email and I was out you

know travelling like crazy and there's a

answering machine the old saliency

machine and she'd read a message I'm

humiliated that I have to leave a

message for my son what if he press the

United States or something but and in

the beginning I get hooked but then I

notice my mom was humiliated by

everything using elated by the drugstore

Clark Church you know because anytime

she was uncomfortable she called

humiliated the one day I explained her

what humiliated was and we had this

interesting conversation and I got to

see there are many other choices i

humiliated you to be pissed off

frustrated ignored loved but we get in

the habit of attaching things so Ken

Blanchard he's gonna bring him up cannot

good friends and we're talking one time

about how words affect people he goes

you know Tony he said I have this

attitude of life you know the worst you

know

a great you know the worst the day can

be is a great day for me is if you're

gonna go golf are you gonna go fish

they can't get back and golfing pissed

off because the worst the day golfing is

gonna be is a great day and that's the

label he has for everything great so he

went on it was a group of people I know

some of them are from the entertainment

business and some are some you know very

lucky monkey bigwigs and they're used to

having things their way and they went to

Africa any one of Safari and Ken went

with them and I've been on the Safari

before it's pretty intense too far in a

beautiful Safari and people running at

know their stuff first-class

organization but one particular person

will leave unnamed is a very famous

Hollywood producer decides that he wants

to take control of the show from the guy

who runs it lives in Africa and he knows

what he's doing and so he says look I

want these roofs off I don't want to

just open up I want him off I want to be

able to shoot the whole time he said

look sir

he said right now everything's fine but

if the truck were to break down you want

that roof on you don't want to leave up

the roof the guy was so abusive the man

finally bent so sure enough can all

these guys are out there they're taking

pictures and they're out in the middle

of this crater and groomer crater if

you've ever been there it's an

unbelievable place it's like every kind

of animal you could imagine is there and

sure enough as they start going later

the guy goes left no stay all along

let's stay longer he's very influential

and he pushes the guide and they stay

out longer than he would now they got a

rush back before darkness and they don't

have the roof on and you guessed it the

car of the truck breaks down then it'll

nowhere no one's answering the radio

lions and tigers and bears oh my

everything's going to creep in and one

guys oh my god dog is your father

screaming the other guy nearly I

screamed at him and I got to play my

plane from two other people that were

there besides Ken but they told Nathan

this most people freaking out angry and

people scared everything else because

you could actually see the animals

coming they're taking out their rifles

and it's getting tense and if middle of

stuff Ken MacLeod says this is

inconvenient

and he wasn't thinking that's the word

he use for this experience it's

inconvenient and that's the word he uses

all the time for things other people

stressed out of my and as a result

that's all this is inconvenient to him

and sure enough guess what

finally the radio worked but then a half

hour and I came out it brought some

other trucks they got these guys out of

there they left the truck there

everybody was fine but the people like

oh my god you killed us

other people gonna die we're gonna die

we're gonna die you son of AB it I mean

every language phantom you can imagine

only one inconvenience much of your life

has nothing to do with your life it's

the way you use language habitually

language is the trigger for meaning and

meaning equals emotion so when I think

of rpm it's about language because it's

about the questions you ask because

those questions control what you focus

on but it's also the words you use to

describe your outcome the words you just

group to describe the why one word can

change the whole game if your

description of of you know you're a

stockbroker and what you sky what you do

is you know I got a cold call on people

every day that's not going to get you

moving very much remember one guy was

talking do me so much more success was

brand new

he's blown by everybody so I went

interviewed him cuz you know all these

other people bitching and griping he was

having such great day so what are you

because I'm a treasure hunter so what do

you mean he goes I'm searched every time

I call the phone I'm I'm searching for

buried treasure you see you look at

treasure every time but when you get it

there's always there's gonna be you keep

digging there's gonna be a treasure sure

not to get one client that would do more

business for him then all the other guys

got and but the difference was when you

call people on the phone he's searching

for treasure does that change the state

does that change the call of his voice

will that actually change the result

he's likely to get with a stranger yes

or now so ladies you know you've got a

ring that this man's about to give you

he gives you and somebody else sees it

they say oh that's kind of nice

versus that's magnificence versus why

Rob what a change I you see oh yes or no

a little or completely I say to you you

come to me and say Tony I'm single

you need thousands of people you I'm

your friend help me out set me up man

and so I say to you okay I know this

really nice girl this really nice guy

you got a state about it don't you what

if I say I know this woman I know this

man I know this woman who is delicious I

didn't even say makes any sense with you

how many are in a bit of different state

already right it's like if I said during

the break we're gonna have some really

nutritious snacks yay

even people to health-oriented like yay

the only thing it's delicious does it

change completely I feel about it yes or

no you have to know every moment of your

life this is not about planning it's

about creating think about planning is

creating whenever I think about planning

I'm creating something and you create

things with both your vision and your

language and then your action but your

vision and your language will shape how

you feel which will shape what you do or

don't do so this is a part that takes

more time in the beginning takes longer

but it's so much faster because once you

know the patterns will move you you just

use that and boom you it's like knowing

the light switch to turn yourself on and

rock and roll and anybody who's the best

in the world of what they do they not

turn themselves on every time they know

their triggers that's what rpm is really

about too so this is not some freakin

time management program like this every

system I don't care and obviously Scotty

is a dear friend of mine senior and

junior right this is not Franklin Covey

this is not a little planning system

this is not pulling out your blackberry

this is not using things or whatever

tool you use this is a system of

thinking and feeling and producing

massive results that you want to take

the whatever system you go to and

ideally maybe have a system that is set

up this way but even if you don't you

can do it with just a thinking process

so I want you to start with this first

principle of power this principle of

language which you might think of as the

principle of passion that's really what

it is the power of language is it

produces passion and by the way passion

is the genesis of genius it's a great

quote

all right brilliant man Tony Robbins no

I thought that sometime I thought that's

really - I wrote it down it's like

passion is the Genet you see some genius

and anybody because of passionate

that's where genius flows and it passes

because it's about something more than

yourself it's about something larger now

let's do this for a moment let's have

you right now anywhere you want your

notes I'm going to give you one minute

and I want your write as fast as you can

words that would increase your emotional

intensity like for me I'll give you some

of mine mine are passion mine are love

mine are make a difference - transform

have an impact right have fun there are

certain key words their roles in my life

you know father the clan

you know mentor leader friend certain

mentor there's certain language patterns

when I think about myself as that person

I do things differently from that place

right so I won't just write down any

words at all for 60 seconds just write

down real fast what are some words or

phrases that would excite you or juice

up your life if they were being used

regulate that'll move you emotionally

choose words that you're associated to

he's going to context like your health

or your business or just overall words

you like words that would move you if

you write a word doesn't move you so

much across without write a different

word that moves you more

you

I'll warn you a five-cent word is often

more powerful than a 50-cent word if you

say I am becoming a facilitator of

transformational change around the globe

at this moment now or you write down

kick ass take names sometimes kick ass

take names will move you more than

facilitator of the human

transformational experience write some

phrases now that you might use when you

think about things you want to achieve

in your business what do you want to do

and write them in words that are

passionate not just increase sales what

would you do what would infer that word

increase sales if you're going to

produce crush it transform the marketing

department take it to a new level with

some phrases words if you put them

around outcomes that you have for your

business

it would excite you to do it instead of

having to do it you get to do it

you

can you think of an activity that you

normally do not like to do you rather

have somebody else do it if you could

think of an activity like that right now

that you either put off are you trying

to get other people to do or you finally

do get other people to do comment give a

given activity like that part of your

business party life great something

stand up and tell me what that activity

is by the way stand up if you can

remember also a time when you did the

activity and you actually enjoyed it it

was an exception but you actually

enjoyed it who's had both those

experiences somebody hate to do but the

end of time you remember where you

really enjoy doing it the same

activities are not worked okay how about

right here yes give her a hand do I have

to tell you a BMI hand ladies and

gentlemen

tell us what was the activity you don't

normally like to do you like to push up

on others paperwork paperwork yeah now

the word paperwork alone does that when

you guys see here that word how many of

you don't want to do it either raise

your hand so just the way she's

languaging by the way she's not telling

you the outcome she's telling you the

activity think of it this way if someone

told you the process of having a child

and all the processes you have to do to

raise that child and you were focused on

what you had to do to raise the child

versus the outcome would you ever order

a purpose would you ever do it yes or no

if someone would have told you in

advance all you would have to do in your

business to make your business

successful and you focus on all you had

to do the two do's versus the outcome of

owning and growing your own business

would you ever have gotten into it yes

or no

so she's focused on the to do and she's

language that you do in a way that is

incredibly moving

okay so paid for and so when you

normally think about doing paperwork how

do you Wranglers that to yourself what

do you say to yourself I I hate doing it

it box me down it doesn't add to my

results which is making sales that's

right and notice it doesn't add up my

results which is making sales great so

now there was a time you actually

enjoyed paperwork

tell me about that time when I was

younger and I was just starting out in

my career and it gave me a way to

process my day and order my thinking so

it gave me these chunks of

accomplishment ah

and so when you talked about paper again

you didn't call paper work 10-digit no I

called it probably priorities yes what'd

you call it priorities what probably

priorities so what was your phrase me

back bindiya thank you but when you're

thinking about this you'd say I'm gonna

get to I'm gonna do I want to prioritize

my day these are my projects ah she

called it prioritizing her projects how

many feel better about that than paper

frickin work now if you just changed

that language alone what you think about

right now do you have some paperwork

waiting for you at home yes of course of

course

so what is that paperwork really going

to accomplish if you get it done well in

some ways it moves things forward

you don't do it what's going to happen

things aren't going to get scheduled

they're not going to make deadlines

clients are going to be unhappy and what

will that do the sales that will drop

them eventually or it'll make me run

around trying to fix things so it is

sales important to you absolutely and

are making people happy you're going to

help important you well yeah I mean the

sales are important because basically

what I'm doing is helping people with

their business so that's yes and how

many people fail cuz they don't do the

paperwork you think well I mean if you

put it that way that's not why they fail

I didn't put I didn't put it that way I

just asked the question question yeah

how many saw that did I say people fail

because they don't do the paperwork no

if I said that everybody what I said no

I just asked you an honest question how

many of small businesses you think fail

because they don't handle their

paperwork ie

they don't handle the individual

transactions and the details of their

priorities effectively how many

businesses do you think sale for that

reason you are music I think definitely

all of them can fail if they don't do

that and you teach these people what to

do so they can succeed no

isn't that what you do yes yeah but wait

a minute no no no no what you're talking

about paperwork no I don't talk about

paperwork I talk about results and part

of the result of the sale is to capture

it deliver it in a form where it can be

both follow through on it counting for

details will help otherwise it's part of

a chain of value you can't just get

someone to say yes and have them get the

final value who most people like to

simplify to just the yes but the real

value is not getting something to say

yes salespeople think that way the real

value is delivering each step of value

along the way that allows you to

continue to get that value back to the

customer and clients if you take any if

I said to you what's more important a

molecule or an atom an atom really well

the molecule okay which one's more

important the molecule or the cell the

cell or the organ the organ or the body

the body or the community the community

or the ecology ecology or the planet the

planet or the solar system the solar

system or the universe which was more

important to me it's the little things

that make up the big things I don't know

that's quote-unquote the right answer

but it's the little things that make up

the big thing so to me that's more

important

it's paperwork a little thing or a big

thing well it's a little thing so that's

the most important thing of the little

things but it makes up a big thing which

in the end you could say would be

important because it sees the purpose

the people look at a face it beats the

purpose yeah people it purpose right oh

my god

so here's a question how important is

paper

how important is paperwork zero to ten

where would you put it yeah so maybe we

need to call it something different the

paperwork what is it really your to name

it today not just what use in the past

what is it really

it's steps to getting to the purpose if

I had to read it's also a promise that's

being kept are you about keeping

promises have you dropped out your

promises because you can have your

paperwork of priorities organized sure

other people dropped it out because they

even get the information need in a

timely fashion and most businesses

you're telling me probably fail because

they drop out the little things because

they think it's a little thing when

really most people are majoring in minor

things and this is not a minor one is it

but we start thinking it is in a minute

we give it label that it's a minor thing

that doesn't really matter then what

happens is we no longer give it to focus

and we don't give it to focus and then

it bites us later on the truth is which

one is more important the molecule or

the atom the molecule of the cell the

cell or the Oregon the organ or the body

which one is more important they're

equally important you take any one out

of the chain in existence and the whole

thing collapses there is no little

things and big things there's just the

things there's the things that matter is

this one of those if you were going to

coach your son or daughter or a child or

a dear friend in a business what would

you tell them about paperwork I would

tell them that if it's can you hear the

change in her voice how many other

change in her voice is there a power and

her voice right now yes or no and

authority go out tell me what you tell

them you tell them what that paperwork

is extremely important to the outcome

it's you know part of the passion of the

purpose and that's really all you have

in life and I didn't have that kind

station with my daughter never hand

ladies and gentlemen do you see how

important is a to be aware of your

language language creates meaning

meaning creates emotion emotion

determines what you're going to do or

not do you can never again think about

time management in terms of to Do's you

need to start with language the

questions you ask and then the words you

use to answer it that's why you got to

craft your outcomes craft your results

craft the purpose takes longer but

you'll do it not only that you'll enjoy

it

geez I'm gonna go home and crush that

paperwork that's what I would use she go

back and she says I'm gonna be and what

if she created a role for herself I am

the queen of paper prioritization

I am the Madonna I'm the master of

whatever you know she comes up with some

playful thing and it can be silly and

stupid but it was change completely how

she thinks about and she feels about it

and she'll go straight doing it how many

follow this by the way how was she

influenced to remember the truth by me

lecturing her telling her no everything

was asking her now in addition if you

want to follow through remember if you

link more of your needs there's six

needs if you like one need to it you got

an interest to got to drive you link

three needs to it you're going to do it

now she was linking feeling

insignificant to paperwork significance

is one of the most important things in

her life right she wants to

significantly contribute true and it

wasn't that significant to the

contribution before but all of a sudden

now she gets it is it's part of the

chain of life it's part of the chain of

keeping a promise it's for the chain of

my integrity it's part of my chain to be

able to make a difference and you know

what everybody else is lousy at it and

I'm not anymore because how the hell can

I help somebody else if I don't do it

myself

so now she sets a new standard so now

it's significant and by the way if you

want to make it more fulfilling so you

can also say you know I'm connected to

it because it's connected to the what

she said to the outcome there's a

purpose here

others connection now doing this helps

me to contribute I'm sorry to meet a lot

of different needs contribution

significance connection love that's

enough to get her to do it now when she

goes home she can even develop a

strategy to enjoy it like I interview

people to do things a lot of the people

hate find out how they do it somebody

loves to clean your house so great well

we luckily six human needs because if

you love it it meets many of your needs

at least three or four wanna zero ten

cleaning your house how much certain

needs to give you inlay says ten see why

she goes because I know how to do it

well I do it well every time I have

control of it before your emails as a

way for you to get a sense of

accomplishment knocking a few off doing

something that's meaningless you used to

when you're stressed out organize your

desk company old enough to remember that

now you don't even have a desk your desk

is your laptop right so you knock off

emails and things to feel a sense of

accomplishment which is you're just

being active you're doing activity

you're not accomplishing anything

nothing significant you're doing

movement trying to make it feel like

achievement because you feel uncertain

about things how to control that's what

you used to do with paperwork so you

could take back what else I get variety

she says cleaning the house because yes

I have five children you never know what

you're going to find 0 to 10 how much

significance 100 why she goes when I'm

walking around the house she was I play

tapes like yours i I do significant

important things I have time to think

through my life as I'm doing these

things while I'm accomplishing something

plus she goes most people have a dirty

house and mine isn't dirty he'll come

over it's spotless I feel proud what

else

connection and love from cleaning now

she was yes because wall and cleaning I

pray for my children I'm ironing I'm

praying to them ten growth from cleaning

the house yes because I'm gonna tape

something in the future I'm creating my

life contribution yes to my kids to my

family to myself she needs all her needs

that's why she loves cleaning house

somebody else uses language like I'm not

cleaning that fricking stuff to waste of

my frickin time it all depends on what

needs you related to how many follow

change your words change your perception

change your procedures some people say I

love paying bills and grow you love

paying bills yes there's so many of them

and they're always changing really

variety what else he goes well I go but

I pay the bills in different rooms for

the house and I play different music in

each room and then she says to feel

significant and she feels connected

because she says when I signed the

checks I think of the person I send them

love I think as I want them to prosper

and she goes I know that comes back to

me it's just what you focus on what you

focus on is first controlled by the word

to use and that's controlled first by

the questions you ask whether you're

aware of it enough coming to get the

power of this principle the power of

language raise your hand say aye

let's put that on the stage and here's a

couple of principles again I'm gonna

walk you through them all in detail but

I'll give you a little step at a time

here so first principles language the

power of language which i think of as a

principle passion second power is the

power of results focus I'd like to take

any time on this because you got it now

don't you you focus on the result it's

like taking the power of your mind and

body and brain and putting it the laser

power instead of having it scattered

you're no longer scattered on activities

third principle really by rpm the power

of purpose no more time on this one you

got it just the why change the how yes

or no does it change the quality of how

you go about it when you're doing it for

a different reason yes or no I'll give

you a my core belief in life motive does

matter

motive does matter if you are know my

pain life my ultimate pain is people

think of me as a motivator I hate that

term mister motivator if you I don't

need any motivation I so that's good

because that's not what I do right you

know don't have a nice big belly go I

don't need any motivation I'll go that's

obvious you're highly motivated eat

right I'm the y-guy I want to know why

you say you want to lose weight but you

keep eating because what motivation is

is your motive for action I'm very

interested in what your motive is you

should understand your motive your why

your purpose that's where all the power

of life is and I believe motive does

matter if your motive in your business

is just to make money you can make it

because you're focused on it but I

believe life moves to support whatever

supports more of life and I think a

reason why home X or a Zappos grows the

way they do is because they have a

higher purpose as well and a higher

purpose is to serve something more than

themselves see how I'm just trying to

meet my needs I'm going to a certain

level of insight I looked at my life

throughout my life over the last 30

years and thought stuff happened at

times that anybody was there would go

that's impossible you no way that could

happen how could he know that

how could you shift that person how

could you change that situation about

these moments throughout my life and I

believe insight comes because I wasn't

focused on me succeeding or failing

I was completely focused on serving them

and the insight shows up you try to take

care of your family you're going to get

different levels in sight than just

yourself trying to take care of your

company even bigger insight try and take

care of your community trying to take

care of the world humanity without being

ego not saying it if that's really your

intention your intention affects the

quality of what you're exposed to the

insight of what comes through you motive

does matter and we can always shift our

motive there's nothing wrong with

wanting to meet your needs meet your

needs and others the game changes and by

the way if you do this in your planning

ie creating game changes okay you make

it a ritual rpm is a ritual of questions

you got to get it your body as a

sequence we're given values a sequence

and you walk it in and you condition it

it'll just happen it'll happen like what

do I need to do used to happen inside of

you next principle number four it's the

power of mapping that means that once I

know the result I'm after once I know

why I'm doing it

got the right language let me come up

with a map you know what's interesting

about a map it doesn't always work how

many of you ever used before in the old

days before they had Google Maps there's

a company called MapQuest whoever made

the fatal mistake of using this crappy

product and what happened if you use

MapQuest what usually happened you ended

up getting a place worse than if you

would have guessed if their map had

nothing to do with reality of the

territory well the more you do something

the more you're able to come up the

first time you do a map you might be a

little off but if you do a man up again

and again and again pretty soon you

start learning the pathways to get to a

result quicker don't you when you start

making these maps these action items

you're going to start defining certain

ones get you further than others and

pretty soon what took a long time you

know the shortcuts all I know I know how

to get the mirrors are quicker I know

the map that's what used to be your

to-do list now it's going to be a map to

an outcome that's being fueled by your

purpose okay and then very quickly is a

principle number five the power of

chunking so you've been in the seminar

this week and you got all this

information and unattempted to get you

to at least capture it in one place in

the form of principles and actions that

alone chunks in a bit that means you can

turn that part of your book can review

the principles right you can read the

whole book look at the principles and

you look at your action and say okay

what does this relate to you could just

make it a to-do list of all these things

you're going to do and figure out when

you're gonna do them or you could take

all those to dues you could say okay

these all relate to marketing these are

all the actions related to the outcome

of making sales better these are all the

outcomes made it towards culture and

improving my culture and you could take

this random list of to do's and maybe

fit them in six drawers

six categories see years ago I started

chunking I started to realize I could

get out of stress very quickly if I just

learned to chunk things I know they get

out of stress but not when I thought of

my day I got interrupted instead of

going oh my god I got 57 individual

things to do there's only three things I

master today I get refocused on my

outcome

somebody fall and say I can do this with

your project you do this with your week

you can do this with your company so

after a while I came up this idea what

if you could take imagine your own home

the home you live in right now we could

take everything out of your house and

you weren't there

we dumped it all and it just boxes and a

boxes got all collapsed into each other

and you're going to move and you weren't

around and then people just took all

your stuff and just dumped it in the

living room of your new house everything

mixed in their underwear toilet paper

soap tissue notebooks computers books

cosmetics all mumbled and jumbled

together in the middle of the floor

would that be somewhat stressful for you

yes or no but what if in advance you

took everything in your life and knew it

would fit into one of let's say to chest

of drawers six drawers and each 12

drawers

maybe maybe giant drawers categories

like everything fit into you know home

appliances or cooking or intimate ware

or whatever if you have those twelve and

everything could fit in one of those you

can take anybody in that room once they

knew those categories how quickly could

we transform that that living room how

fast yeah I'll just goes here this goes

there boom boom boom boom and by the way

when it's done how quickly could you

didn't get what you want you know

exactly where to go put all your focus

in there you'll open the drawer you find

what you want would you like me to do

that with all your outcomes all your

action items I'm going to show you how

and this process is a simple way of

managing your life I'll give you the big

picture first for a moment I'll scribble

it up here as a chunking device think of

your life this way as a gross

generalization by the way chunking is an

art not a science what does that mean

is there a right way to do chunking yes

or now no there's no right way to do it

because it's art what somebody else

thinks is beautiful you might think is

ugly chunking is to meet whose needs

your own now if you're trying to Chum to

help other people

then you're going to have to have

something that's a little more science

and art to it

to think of it this way if we were going

to try to manage your life what if we

had a life management system not a time

management system because the only

reason for time is it's a resource so

you can get the life you want is that

fair to say

and let's take two aspects of your life

but one area is let's say your personal

life that's an area of your life your

personal life that you want to manage

and another area of your life is your

professional life whatever you do

professionally running the company

marketing director sales director maybe

you run many companies you're an

entrepreneur what if we could take

everything related its most important in

your life personally if we could focus

on the things that need to happen

regularly so for example if you don't

focus on making your health better does

it get better worse as the years go by

which one you can't afford not to give

it consistent focus and by the way you

have to keep improving it yes or no if

you try to keep it static its health a

static thing yes or no no what about

relationships if you don't focus on

relationships do they tend to get better

or worse so there's some areas of your

life within your personal lives if this

was an area of life you're managing as

your personal and professional life your

whole life could be managed these two

categories if underneath these we could

say everything that matters fits within

six eight ten twelve drawers they might

be things and I would call these

categories of constant and never-ending

improvement for short week on categories

of improvement these are areas that

you've got to constantly focus on once a

week once a month some of them once a

day they're areas that never go away

does that make sense

and so in your personal life what we've

some areas you're going to constantly

focus on you might say well there's my

health there might be a drawer called

family there might be another one on

finances living things and within those

areas you could have specific goals for

this year for this month for this week

you might have certain must know how to

go in there but

you could put everything in there and

you look at it once a week or once a

month to make sure you're on target am I

making sense yes or no would this help

you to chunk your life a little bit yes

or no because if your whole personal

life can fit into 6 5 6 7 8 10 12 max of

these you could chunk it you can keep

track that I'm still making progress

because most people make progress on

what they focus on so they focus on

their business and their body you

serious who can relate to this one raise

your hand or they focus on their body in

their relationships deteriorate you're

so damn into yourself engaging here or

they focus on their kids and their

intimate relationship break them but if

you don't way to keep on target you can

still put more focus on some things than

others but you kept it balance your life

you worked at it what are some areas

categories within your business that you

have to constantly focus on and improve

someone tell me what are some categories

that never go away tell me marketing

that would be a drawer what's another

one sales what's another one

accounting finances cost controls what's

another one culture empowered employees

do you think you could take everything

in your business and maybe put it in a

maximum of 12 drawers and then whenever

you had a meeting you could say what are

our outcomes instead of this long list

you know what our outcomes around

empowering our employees one of the

outcomes for this year for this quarter

for this month of this meeting related

to sales what our outcomes for this

meeting to marketing and guess what then

you don't have this situation we're

doing great one part of the business the

other part bites you see if she doesn't

do the paperwork ie

the finances the product or whatever and

she focuses only on sales we can

guarantee her failure it's only a matter

of time and it's not because she doesn't

care it's because she doesn't have a

system of chunkier life she gets

overwhelmed because she thinks of sales

with all these things more like as she

makes paperwork all these things I talk

to be malt I'm somebody who doesn't work

out regularly doesn't exercise regular

I'll say how important thing work oh

yeah yeah you'll find again really say

I'm gonna work out I'll say why don't

you work out up until now I know you're

committed

I want not excuses not I'm not making

you wrong just tell me when you think

about working out tell me how you think

about it unless there's no saint a

minute well just god it's so much work

really well tell me what what do you got

to do to work out so we in on it yet me

right now I don't even have any running

shoes I don't have any gear I don't

really close I have to go buy the stuff

I'd have you know I'd have to drive to

the sporting goods store and you know

they'd have to go in there try stuff on

and you know I don't feel very good

about my size now anyway I'd be

uncomfortable and then you know I said

take what's working you know I don't

really know what I should be wearing I

don't know if I'm going to run or gonna

work out with weights fighting you with

the Bible assume I got all that stuff

well then what Millennials I got to go

to the front and sit there in that damn

counter wait wait wait and write the

check and then get my car and what I

said you were gonna have to find a place

to work out okay well what does that

mean I I right after that you know go on

the lab and search for you know clubs

nearby and then well then I have to

drive know each of those individual

clubs and I'd have to go in and kind of

go through the tour they give you and

and then sit through somebody trying to

pitch me I'm buying five hundred years

of subscription to go there and and I

don't like to be sold and let's say you

bought one let me take a picture of you

and you look ugly oh it's worse than

your driver's license and you know the

night anytime I go throughout the gold

era to drive there I said like find a

place to park and then you know I gotta

go in and show my badge and then I got

to go find the locker and then I gotta

hang my stuff up and it's gonna drop and

you know I put my stuff and I gotta go

wait for the first machines probably

sweaty so I have to probably walk it out

wipe it off and then I go to one machine

another machine other machines and I

gonna come back and now I gotta take off

my sweaty clothes and now I gotta go

take a shower and see parts of people's

bodies I don't really want to see and

then you know after all that up and I

gotta dry my hair again put on my makeup

put on my closer to probably wrinkle put

in the smelly bag and then I gotta go

show them the things so they can stamp

my thing so I don't pay for the parking

and I gotta find my car and I gotta get

my car and I Drive off want to eat sure

what does eating take well you just do

it let's just drive there and eat eating

is two steps in their mind working out

is 429 the way you chunk things

is what makes you like them or dislike

them see when I first once tried that

stick shift car it was a lot of chunks i

watch the road drive this do this push

this in out too and what's our every

mirror no way but now you watch the road

you drive the car you do on this one

chunk it's in your body

how many fall what I'm talking about

here say I so you can over chunk

something into many items or you can

under chunk it where it's overwhelming

to try and do one except that's where

the art comes as far as chunking is

concerned so in your life you want to be

able to come up with categories for your

personal life categories for your

professional eyes this make sense

so let's try something let's give you a

quick little example what I want you to

do is you take a look here I want you to

honest the middle of this circle of 0

and the outside edge is 10 10 means

where you want it to be whatever attend

is for you it's in 4 different for

everyone so 0 is you're not where you

want to be 10 is exactly where you'd

like to be so if you look on the screen

what I'm asking to delist let's say for

example the physical area of your life

so I want you to go now notice this

person went up about 70% of the way

there are 7 out of the 10 their idea of

a 10 what they like to be physically

they're not they're not about sorry and

they draw a straight line across then we

look at a motion meaning are we saying

how much where do you live emotionally

how much joy excitement happiness

passion aliveness compared to what you

want how much meaning and this person 1

0 determining what you know I'm about a

3 I'm about 30% their attitude or 2.5%

25% that where are you

compared to you are where you want to be

it's not somebody else's judgment in

your relationship zero to a hundred

percent of where you want to be would be

10 by the way if you don't have a

relationship it would be zero just be in

case you need coaching on this ok and

then if we go time where are you in the

mastery of your time where time serves

you versus user of time this person says

here I'm about 7 out of 10 that how

about your career how's that going 0 to

10 squares I'm an 8 on that draw a

straight line across where are your

finances

no damn good there I'm at a 9 on my

finances

and where are you in your sense of

celebration of life life is a

celebration you feel great sense of

contribution they said no I'm pretty

stressed I'd have to say honestly I'm at

about a three there are two there do

yours real fast just draw a straight

line across where you are Center zero

out this ten here is not an all tennis

exactly where you want to be real fast

you got 30 seconds

you

great so look at your look at your

design that's in front of you right now

and just ask yourself this question if

this was the wheel on the car called

your life how would your car run better

yet what if you're going to drive that

car 150 miles an hour

what could you guarantees can happen my

friends what's going to happen you're

going to crash

how many gonna have a lot of stress when

you start trying to try to drive this

thing fast say I guess what owning your

own business is driving a hundred fifty

miles an hour isn't it so what used to

be okay when you work for somebody else

it's kind of bumpy and stressful when

all the responsibility ultimately is

yours it's out of balance it's pure pain

tell me can relate this in some way say

I Kings get this way because most people

ask the question what do I need to what

do they don't have a set of categories

at once a week they look and go okay

what's my most important outcome for my

body this week what's my most important

outcome for my relationships yes in the

middle of everything else I'm going to

put those rocks in first somebody gave

you that metaphor right I'm not going to

pour all the water and first up the

rocks and here's the most important

outcomes for anything else shows out for

each of those areas because otherwise

the times going to be gone how many of

all I'm talking about here say I so

that's we did a once a week planning

session we look at our categories both

professional or business and personal

make sense now the way we do that is

with language also that's compelling

here's some examples of how some people

talk their life these are categories of

constant never-ending improvements for

Suzanne and Williamson it's family

business friends community physical

well-being finance emotional and

spiritual this is my old list it's been

updated it with my physical power I

called it world-class health and fitness

by the way why don't I use that language

I could have just said body

it juices me up physical powers I want

the power to get up and rock to take the

room to make it happen to shift things

for my wife for myself for my family

right

second emotional juice why they call

that instead of just emotion because

that emotion doesn't but emotional juice

I want to mostly juicy like outstanding

family life extraordinary friendships

absolute financial freedom Renaissance

man the kenai of AJR the constant

improvement myself the creator of the

good life for my family extraordinary

communicator leader contributing force

for good and spirit and soul force for

God those are my spiritual cups Jean

Carter has emotional Fitness family

heart and soul physical prowess forever

friendships home sweet home

gracious giver health wizard spiritual

soul here's what you do write your

categories right now it's just a first

run do not be perfect if you want to

take your personal life and she'll get

into five six seven eight nine ten

probably twelve most categories that

everything your life it's in that you

look at on a regular basis

write them down but then put the words

in front of them rewrite them so they're

compelling I'm going to give you

literally eight minutes to write as fast

you can come up with a categories for

your personal life go

you

how many think it would be valuable once

a week or at least once every ten days

three times a month

sit down on the land a plane for that

week or ten days we put the big rocks in

first looking at these categories making

sure you didn't miss the stuff that

matters most to you how many you agree

with it say I would you have to write

down every action item yes or no what

would you write your most important

outcomes and why make sense now so

quickly let's take it a step further

let's look at the next category of

professional I'll give you another we

love professional just as an example

this isn't the wheel because different

for everybody let's put up on the screen

and this is just a sample this is not

the business this would be you so this

person says they run a department for a

company so one category they're

measuring am i empowering my teammates

my personal team and our teammates in

the company as a whole may have some

outcomes around creating extraordinary

identity and relationships are we

creating the relationships we need with

customers person runs a sales department

am i delivering my core must results

this person wants to measure that

regularly you see all my life is really

about empowering my team making sure we

have extraordinary relationships making

sure the core must I promise I deliver I

gotta keep focus on that every week

every month certain amount of strategic

planning which gets set aside because

I'm usually so busy in the to news

certain amount of cost management I got

to do because if I don't do the

paperwork

the whole thing falls apart and I'm

going to keep making my skills stronger

I can't just keep doing I'm doing I'm

going to take some time they can make my

skills better so that I'm sharpening a

sauce so to speak so I'm not hacking at

the tree with something that's not going

to pick it up the next level

how many fall in a sense of this now

that person would measure those but

here's some examples of that so I

mentioned you you know I have four kids

I mentioned my daughter Jolie so userís

example and she you know was his

situation where she became an actor now

as an actor think about this what do

actors focus on quick first got

somebody's getting a job okay if you

focus on getting a job all the time and

you're not making your skills stronger

you might not get that job how many

follow to say I some people focus on

just training themselves lots of actors

always going to actor classes but they

don't go out and focus much on getting a

job they wait for something to call them

with an opportunity how many follow

challenge some of those people how do

they get jobs if they're a decent actor

they've got a what an agent and or

manager and sometimes both and without

focus by that manager or agent are they

usually going to succeed yes or no no

what if they get a job where does all

their focus go on doing that job well so

if I'm noodle job I'm doing the job well

and I'm not anticipating how to make my

skills better I'm not managing my

manager agent I'm not looking for new

opportunities and the acting skills no

matter how good you are new jobs

disappear quickly yes or no eventually

do they all disappear yes or no we can

keep our businesses forever for a

successful that's not true of a job

that's not true of an acting job I don't

care how successful ten years twelve

years fourteen years it's going to

change so my daughter Jolie was always

stressed out because things are always

dropping out so I said honey because

it's just so impossible I can't do

everything I can't like manage my career

and anything and go out and get voice

lessons and dance lessons and then you

know go out on calls and I miss

listening and I'm in my head making her

write down capturing a list and you

telling me a million items but as she's

listening I'm saying you know there's

only five things she really has to focus

on the needs devised she needs to

maximize her current what jobs just make

sure the job she's on she's doing the

maximum job she can that's got to be a

daily focus but she can't use that as an

excuse not to also make sure she's

working to obtain what does she have to

constantly going out a role still paying

attention knowing what's out there yes

or no if she drops it out she might do

well here and then she'll be without

work forever that's typically what

happens some people in the academy award

and they don't work for three or four

years because they don't have a part of

their focus their focus on Academy Award

the victory of celebration

how many times have you seen that habit

and then third she's got a focus on the

management of Jolie Inc I think that's

what it is you're a company you got to

manage your managers and your agents

every week she's saying what I need to

do to make myself better at the current

job what are you to do to make sure I'm

keeping my focus on getting new jobs and

networking doing what's necessary we're

going to keep on top my managers and

agents they're not gonna just do it

without my focus what else does she have

to focus on expanding your current

acting skills so she gets better she

can't use that as an excuse and oh yeah

I'm gonna have more time I'll work on

getting better

no he's benefits once every 10 days

she's not working

seven days a week on a show she can do

an acting class she can find the best

coach she could be going for her class

once a week on a throat her voice

whatever right and then of course last

one is being a networker extraordinaire

expand link your identity

guess what everything she can think

about doing as an actress is in those

five categories and so if every week

she's looking at that and thinking

what's the most important come on guys

are most important in that area or

outcomes in that area if she's gonna

stay in target is her career going to be

by the way what happens if we take that

wheel and we take whatever strongest on

your wheel show you what I mean this

should really be interesting me doing

this visually if we take your wheel of

life and we love your career and you got

one thing like this and another thing

way out here and something else like

this and something else like this and

something else like this and this is

your shape of your life we all know

what's going to happen it's going to be

stressful where do we find the strongest

area let's say it was your finances or

your career or whatever and we find that

outside edge and we use that as a target

for the base of where you are right now

and now we say what's it going to take

to close the gap between here and here

with my body what's going to take those

two gaps from here to here in my

training because guess what happens once

we get here and it's all rounded even if

it's not a hundred percent who knows

what's going to happen how much smoother

is your life going to be and by when

it's smoother can you go faster easier

or harder to go faster when it's

this is the power of our p.m. and having

categories of constant never improvement

in both your personal professional life

because by the way sometimes you're

doing really well in all the categories

in your business and then you have a

divorce which kind of interrupts it just

to snitch what I'm talking about here

alright or another divorce you've got a

problem in your family somebody's not

feel well enough don't appreciate it

what if the case maybe this is the goal

of what we're trying to do here so you

can create categories within your

professional I thought the one I want to

get to you is let's do one together that

I think will be helpful for you to chunk

all we've done this week let's look at

dismiss let's look at some categories

that you're pretty familiar with and the

reason you're familiar with them is this

whole course has been focused on them

what's one area business if we go

starting it you know kind of one o'clock

that you've got to constantly focus on

my friends with an area mastering what

come on nice and loud what's another

area next what's another area how

important is time and notice we said

time and what management that's what

this is this is a part of training our

results results management what else

cost management what else innovation and

constant improvement of products and

services what else the legal systems

technical systems what else

culture what else now there could come

up with their categories but you could

probably fit in ninety nine percent of

your business in those eight categories

couldn't you by the way you could fit

almost everything we taught you every

action item you have within one of those

categories so instead of this big-ass

list you have at the back of your book

maybe it's time to chunk it so it's not

so overwhelming by the way what you

chunked it some of it you can handle

somebody else ago these are your

outcomes help me clarify them here's why

they're important go figure how to do it

and by the way when people know the

outcome who are competent and they know

why do you need to tell them how no in

fact anybody come up with a better house

than you would how many follow this

process say I so here's what you do

let's do with where you are right now

every business I own I'm able to walk in

and have 12 companies I've got companies

are doing 150 million dollars in

business with 1200 employees

I've got businesses that are brand new

startup oriented businesses I got

businesses in hospitality side meaning a

hotel I've got this is nutraceuticals

I've got practice management companies

for doctors I got this educational

business I'm a part of they're all

radically different businesses but guess

what when someone's got to talk to me

about it I can take everything or saying

and put it in one of these twelve

drawers so every business has it so

here's no Molly no Molly is my resort

and Fiji

San Juan Resort and Spa in the country

525 acres three miles of ocean frontage

cuz I got everybody from you name

Anthony Hopkins Quincy Jones you know

you name the celebrity artist musician

or the top place in the country to go

right built the things from scratch how

do we make it better and better and

better than when all the awards because

we got categories of constant

never-ending improvement and we're

focusing on how to improve it always the

X Factor in each category so what do we

got effective business is financial plan

so we can run the company effectively

securing all of our event revenue

because in the travel business is

certainly have to secure the revenue

managing and mastering are what

maximizing and proving are what

marketing sales systems what else do we

want to do with our language with us

keep customer promise and create what

and mobilize them the reason we got all

these titles and all these awards is

because customers come out of they're

out of their mind since greatest

vacation in their life why I told chat

about it chessmen all the world and

chefs you know there's some very nice

places and we're good friends but he's

like a yeah Tony yeah and many emails me

calls his most incredible experience

he's crying at the end I've never cried

leaving a hotel before like I didn't

want to leave because it's an emotional

bond it's an experience it's not just

the beauty of the place it's the people

so there's a very different experience

for people here right what else we got

to keep reengineering strengthing

improving all our what

attacking our communication customer

databases we have

a world-class organization of what kind

of employees and who else that's right

we constantly got improved and present

the finest sweat now most of the recipes

might fit in your business unless you're

in the restaurant business you probably

don't have food on the list but we have

to because it's part of our business and

I think what's the most important you

got to constantly improve so nothing's

left out we're going to maximize improve

our current Community Impact because we

believe I believe we must impact the

community so we have two villages on

either side of our resort and we employ

about 200 people for the biggest

employer in the area and we send all the

kids in school as my gift I've been

doing it for 22 years so guess what when

all hell's breaking loose thank you

thank you very much I appreciate the

acknowledgement but I'm saying it to you

because when all hell breaks loose guess

what our people the community that

supports us completely right we didn't

do that reason but I've been a couple

times there was a coup in that country

it happened many years ago when it will

happen some people are coming they're

gonna say you know I'm going to RAM

Shack this Resort and guess we're

standing out there the entire village

standing from the resort saying you're

not touching Tony's property I'm like ok

that's pretty cool but what you give and

you give and you give it comes back the

identity I've been through the births

and the deaths and the upsides and the

downsides and we're there together but

it's because it's a focus for me by the

way with all in my life could you get

off track and miss some of these yes or

no this is the ultimate checklist notice

it's not what to do it's the category

what must always be improved and now you

think of what the outcomes are and you

measure them annually quarterly etc and

finally create effective plans for

capital improvements because a resorts

got to constantly be improved right

physically so there are several examples

you look at later here's what I want to

do real fast you can use the 8 we just

wrote down in the wheel or you can

create something else but I want to

literally give you I want you to do this

quick what are the six eight ten twelve

categories to cover your whole business

make your business categories of

constant improvement your first run at

it we won't have enough time to finish

it but I want you get a good run at it

ready go

you

how many got a decent outline already of

the categories of your business let me

see your hands

fantastic how many go to some language

it makes it a bit more compelling for

you great that's what you'll finish

ideally here's what I would do before I

got home on the plane whenever I upgrade

my professor personal list let's set

some goals in each category just a few

things simple things I have my

categories of my business or my

profession I do the same thing sometimes

the outcome you want takes a long time

it's not one week two weeks it's a

project so a woman comes to me and she's

stressed out of her mind or name's Niecy

and she's got her wedding coming up have

you ever seen a bride who doesn't have a

wedding planner or even one that does it

very often very stressed so she comes to

me because I'm so stressed out about my

wedding and the reason is you know I'm

doing all these things and really want

to conserve the money so I've got a

wedding planner but I can't use them in

a limited way I understand because also

it's my husband-to-be 50th birthday

coming up and I want to do a surprise

birthday party so while she's trying to

plan her wedding she's also trying to

plan a surprise 50th birthday party

now how many action items do you think

it's show up when you start making a

to-do list on those two things in the

middle of all your life and she wants it

to be absolutely what what and by the

way perfect will make you really stress

out on top of it and all the language is

using are so stressed out and freaked

out I'm stressed I don't like that I

know what to do I don't what to do keep

saying that over again I said first

let's watch the language not the f-word

I'm happy with that I just mean the

words that you use are putting you in a

lousy state and put you in a good state

I'm fine with it

some people use words other people be

upset about they excite you so let's

take a look at this let's first first

step to getting a plan is called capture

take all stuff in your head and write it

down it's really like making it to do

this that's still the first step give it

all your head and keep it in one place

not 20 places like many do you've

written on notepads over here and book

over there the thing over there and

you're like trying to figure out where

the hell to find the shit later on okay

you need one place whether it's in your

iPhone or that's on your computer or

whether it's going to be you know on a

paper version of something one place

write a plan or something but every case

hears we did we create a capture list we

split into things keep it simple things

she's going to communicate versus

results actions or projects she's got to

get done

so this we came up with real quick she's

got a call KP to put outside she's got a

call and confirm a band it's what she

starts telling me I write it down

I need to take out I need to take care

of the parking situation

I gotta rent two bands I gotta have a

Friday breakfast I got on a Saturday

breakfast

I gotta have a Saturday lunch for

everybody I got order the direction

signs my girls and me trace and pick up

at Sam's I'm gonna pick up the donuts

and Friday and Saturday oh my god I got

the plates in the silverware and the

cake tables are also got to get oh I got

the card caterer for Saturday and Sunday

oh my god I'm gonna call get an emcee

for Gary's party on Friday night oh yeah

I got to order the mic and Napoleon for

the party motel come on your start until

stress they're all ready for her by the

way kept on going and going to go and so

my times you're done with your capture

list it'll be like taking this five days

and turn to the back here book and

reading that long list you go now I hate

Tony Robbins

I ate said I ate them all so much here

and one home to all this other work

unless you chunk it right unless you're

clear so what would use be going to

chunk it and we have a project so that's

just this week some of the long-lasting

you got to come up with an ultimate what

what's your ultimate what come on guys

you're all to know what that's right

what's the ultimate outcome of the

altmer is all it's only came out with it

with her we said what are you really

after stop telling me all the things you

got to do for your wedding tell me what

you want we get so caught up in doing

you forget what we want same thing with

your business so confident is doing your

business forget what you got in business

for so she says well we finally got I

want to create the wedding of a lifetime

that's an incredible experience for Gary

and for me and totally fun for all of

our guests that's different than I got

to put on the wedding at a party

perfectly what I want to do create a

wedding of the lifetime that's an

incredible experience for Gary and me

and fun for our guests why second

question why she says it'll be

remarkable beginning for an awesome

marriage I want to express my love to

Gary in ways he'll never forget in both

the wedding and in the party I want my

family and friends naps so much fun now

she remembers why she's picking up those

signs or getting someone else to now we

say let's not write all the to do is

this is a big project tell me just the

keyword

the big results would have to happen for

you to have the most incredible wedding

possible as well I've got a handle

enough events in advance that I'm

assured the weekend will be a success

and that'll make me relax during the

wedding and even coming up to it if I

can I can handle enough for the most

important events in advance what else I

gotta have a pleasurable Friday and

Saturday evening enjoying my guests

while the details are being taken care

by other people she got that now that

you were outcome she knew how to get

there what else he just up a fun day of

shopping with Kim and Kay her best

friends so we can spend time with them

while we're shopping for the wedding

things so instead of feeling I'm

stressed and that's feeding time with my

girlfriends during wedding cuz there's

so much let's have them take shopping

with me let's do it together

and what else I need create a fabulous

surprise 50th birthday party for Gary on

Friday night during rehearsal each one

of these will become an RPM block of its

own tell me fall out by the way once you

do a few people's experiences like this

you'll start to see there's a pathway a

pattern that's the same from those

weddings affective weddings happy

weddings you'll start to notice me the

words change maybe somebody has a 50th

birthday but you'll start to see the

same pattern it would took a long time

to the first time in doing seconds now

it's a signature so let's take a look

one of those outcomes was create a

fabulous surprise birthday party for

Gary on Friday night why purpose she's

creating an RPM block why am i doing it

to honor and delight Gary to have fun to

create a magic moment to share my love

with him in the deepest level okay

what's it going to take for me to create

a fabulous surprise birthday party for

Gary on Friday night why I got to pick

up the signs I got to order the cake

grab pick up the cake I gotta get an

emcee I gotta get an accurate count on

the guests I can confirm the count to

the hotel

I gotta get a microphone I gotta get

good stuff hanging on the signs she'll

then go to the next part of the project

but this rpm block is done guess what

school should go back to that listing go

who can i leverage this to or how many

of these things can be done

simultaneously and guess what you end up

doing she got three friends one did all

signs one did the food

when did all the things related because

she's more technically driven on stuff

and three of them out of last together

getting it done they put on the party

perfectly that sets up Friday night

perfectly by the way how much does she

breathe and how much time does it take

on the sounds like a lot but she has to

meet how much time will it take beside

each one and she was that's actually

only ten minutes it looks like so much

when we add up the total time it's three

hours and I got three weeks how many

follow what happens here in our head we

make it so much what bigger and by the

way time will fill activity will fill

whatever time you give it so when she

locks it down it's like okay that's

handled what's the next clock and when

all of a sudden guess what her wedding

became six rpm blocks six outcomes three

friends helping her

everything went perfect she was out of

her mind and most importantly she felt

totally in control of her life

the whole time that's a project now you

might lead here into a project called

your rpm from let's say one section

marketing one section sales she say

what's my marketing outcome you'd be

very specific about the outcome why are

we going to do this and then what are

the action items you know I'm going to

go look at the core story website your

vampires website and I'm going to read

it all second I'm going to brainstorm

out what I think the story should be or

the core elements third I may be the

research here fourth or a higher Empire

I'm going to bring in chat to come here

into the group to come in and trade our

sales people on it whatever you get is

that's the part of what else I'm going

to a marketing I am going to go take a

look at our advertising and take the 17

items checklist and how to top

advertising and make sure that's what

we're doing well you make your list how

many follows by the way it will take

initially some time but when it's done

you'll have a master plan for

transforming your whole business

you

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