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Hey, it's Karin Carr with Keller Williams Realty in Savannah Georgia and let's

talk about house hunting for a minute, shall we? So the traditional way that we

have always house hunted in the past goes like this: you find an agent you

want to work with, you get pre-approved for your loan, and you tell the agent,

"Okay, I want to have four bedrooms and I want to be in this school district and I

need a two-car garage and I need a big backyard and I'd really like to have..."

So the agent emails you properties that look like good

candidates. You say, "Ooh this one looks good, this one looks good, this one looks

good, can we go see these on Saturday?" So you make an appointment to go see all of

these houses and you drive up to the first one and go, "Ugh, they must have had a

really good photographer because this doesn't look anything like what the

photos look like online." So after you see that house and that's gonna be a no-go.

The second one you go to... the house is great but what they don't show you is

that the guy next door has 15 junky cars in the side of his yard and you're

gonna look out your master bedroom window and that will be your view and

that's a deal breaker for you. So we cross that one off. Then we go to house

number three and again it's a beautiful house but it's right on the corner of

the main road so the kids will never be able to play outside because you're just

terrified they're gonna get run over by a car.

So now you've wasted how much time going to look at these houses that looked like

they were really good possibilities online and in the end turned out to be

nothing. Well, what if there were a better way? And guess what? There is! It is called

virtual reality house hunting. So I give my clients a pair of these VR goggles

completely free of charge when they work with me and I will go and look at the

properties for them. I take a video, a 360 degree video like this and I send them a

link. They open it up on their phone, put the phone inside and close the

goggles (oops, I don't have it centered very well apparently.) They close the

goggles and you can put these on and they're so awesome looking (not!) but it's

really cool! So now I'm looking at a picture of the bedroom - oh my gosh! So as

I turn the room turns. I literally feel like I

am standing in the middle of this master bedroom. I look down and I see the

hardwood floors. I look up and I see the tray ceiling with the big medallion next

to the light fixture. I turn to the side and wow there's the flat-screen TV right

in front of me! It is crazy how realistic this is so what I do is... you tell me, "I'm

very interested in this particular house." I go see it for you, I take this video, I

send you the link, you watch it on your phone on your lunch hour. Or you sit down

on the couch with a glass of wine after dinner and you and your spouse watch it

together. And you can either say this is not gonna work for us because of

whatever reason or yes it looks terrific! Let's make an appointment this weekend

to go see it. So now this way you are not being inconvenienced to go see houses

that are not a good fit for you. I mean why should both of us go see the house? I

can go see it myself, I can take this video, I can send you the link, and that

way you decide yay or nay. I can even go outside. I'll stand on the sidewalk in

front of the house and do a 360. You can see what's across the street, what's next

door, what does the house face, who is to the side? If there's a railroad track

right there we're gonna find that out. If there are high tension power lines we're

gonna find that out. I can do the 360 in the backyard as well what's behind the

house, what's the backyard look like, what does the back of the house look like, is

there any shade, is there any sort of covered porch? So all of those things are

incredibly valuable for you to be able to see before you ever get in the car

and leave your house. And the best part of all of this is that there is

NO CHARGE to my clients for this service. So not only am I going to help you find

your house but I'm gonna help you save gas money, save a ton of time. The only

houses that you're gonna actually get in your car to go see are the ones that

look like they're gonna be really really really good possibilities for you. So

imagine if you could look at 10 or 15 houses online but you only had to go see

maybe three or four or five in person to be able to find the right one and make

an offer on it. So that is my new service! I'm incredibly excited about it.

I've been talking about it a lot in all of my previous videos but the reason why

is because this is a win-win for everybody, and I think that this is the

wave of the future when it comes to house hunting. So get on board! If you are

house hunting in the Greater Savannah area let me know, I'd certainly love to

talk to you about how this is all gonna work. If you like this video please hit

the like button down below, make a comment, share it with your friends, and

if you like it that much subscribe to my channel.

I'm Karin Carr in Savannah and I will see you on the next one.

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Hi friends!

I've done a lot of soldering irons, but the one that we will make today is different from others.

First, now there are no soldering irons of this type, so, impossible to buy such device

as they simply aren't on sale.

Secondly, it is completely autonomous and is powered by built-in batteries.

Third, such a soldering iron heats up in literally a couple of seconds and finally, fourth, it

has a temperature adjustment function.

I must say, there will be two video devoted to this topic.

Today, we will consider the circuit and principle of operation.

In the 2nd video we will completely assemble device.

In the description you will find references to components for assembling such a soldering

iron and a complete archive with circuit and printed circuit board.

The soldering iron is assembled on an impulse basis and consists of 4 parts

the power supply unit on lithium-ion batteries, the control board with the power part realized

on the N-channel field transistors, the impulse transformer and, finally, the tip.

The principle of operation is very simple.

The battery supplies power to a voltage converter controlled by a push-pull controller SG3525.

The secondary winding of the transformer is a thick copper bus that is shorted by a tip,

which, in consequence of a short circuit, heats up.

The converter is quite powerful.

If you don't control the power, the tip will literally melt.

That's why I inserted in circuit a variable resistor of 10 kiloOhm, which will allow manually

changing the duty cycle of the pulses and will allow regulating the power of the soldering

iron as a whole.

The principle of control can be easily seen using an oscilloscope.

For the sake of this, I use an excellent portable oscilloscope DS202, which I personally recommend.

You can buy this by the link in the description; the price is around 100 $.

The PWM regulation is actually a very useful feature, since we will be able to adjust the

heating temperature for a particular tip, regardless of the material and the thickness.

Subsequently this resistor will replaced by a normal variable for easy adjustment.

The power of a converter will depend on the field effect transistors and the overall power

of the transformer.

It's easy obtaining 100-150 Watts with traditional FETs similar to IRFZ44.

You can use any N-channel transistors with a voltage of 30 Volts; the current is preferably

more than 40 Amps.

By the way, FETs are installed on a common heat sink.

Don't forget to use insulating gaskets.

Let's return to the controller board.

The PWM chip has a rather powerful output, unlike the traditional TL494.

So there is no sense in supplementing the output with a driver

or signals repeater in this circuit.

The controller also provides a smooth start of the circuit,

for which the capacitor is responsible.

Resistor R5 sets the resting time for the transistors or the so-called "dead time".

Its value can be from 33 to 100 Ohms.

The capacitor C3 with the resistor R4 forms a frequency-setting circuit.

With this components the operating frequency is around 47 kiloHertz.

It is desirable to take a power pulse transformer with an overall power of 200 Watts; there

is no sense use more powerful.

Suitable cores you can find from transformers of computer power supplies.

The calculation of the transformer is done by a specialized program.

The converter is push pull type.

With a standard core from the transformer of the computer power supply, the primary

winding will contain 8 turns with a midpoint.

The primary winding wire has a diameter about of 4 mm, that is, you can take, for example,

0.5 mm wire and assemble a bus of 8, and obtain the indicated 4mm.

Both shoulders are wound with the same wire and contain the same number of turns.

The beginning of one bus connects to the end of the other, this forms the midpoint.

To this midpoint is fed plus from the power source.

On some episodes the trottle is noticeable.

It was later removed because of the uselessness.

The secondary winding consists of one incomplete winding.

Copper tape or stranded wire can be used for winding.

It is important to have an effective diameter of about 6 mm or more.

The tip can be made of copper wire with a diameter of 1 and a half to 2 mm.

If the wire is in varnish insulation, it must be removed previously, and then the wire is

bent as follows.

In my version, a tip was used from an old industrial soldering iron.

It made from iron, and due to the fact that the electrical resistance of iron is much

greater than the resistance of copper, the iron tip heats up more, although the heat

conductivity of such a tip less.

By the way, working surface of the tip is advised to sharpen.

Reducing the diameter of this area, we increase the heat, that is, the working part will be

heated much more than other parts of the tip.

Such a soldering iron is capable of much.

The power of the inverter will instantly heat the tip to the working temperature and solder

massive heat-consuming areas.

The design has a huge reserve of power, so with the help of such a soldering iron you

can carry out any work.

During the tests, I noticed that the optimal heating is achieved at a duty ratio of 25%,

with a larger value the tip is too heated.

During operation with a duty cycle ratio of 25%, the current consumption from the power

supply is about 1.5 Amps.

This is good result, because the batteries will not be overloaded during operation.

And at the end I will answer the question which may arise somebody not related to electronics.

Why not just take the battery, screw the tip to it and solder?

I will upset them - it will not work.

Firstly, in this case, the batteries will work in the short-circuit mode and in a matter

of seconds will die.

Secondly, the tip simply becomes red hot or melt at all, as the temperature of such a

system can not be controlled.

What kind of batteries to use and how to charge them, we'll look at the next video.

I'll remind you that you'll find all the necessary information in the description.

I'm waiting for your evaluation, comments and wishes.

Have a nice day!

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you

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people will stop me all the time ask me

these different questions but most

people have a question like what's it

take to get rich and happy instantly

with no effort some version of that

question and I'll usually look at them

and say do you really want to know are

you just asking and when I say that you

seem kind of freeze for a moment like he

may tell me and I might have to work but

I really want to tell you what I really

believe it takes to be rich and happy

how most people think rich is just money

but I know a lot of people have a lot of

money in their broke a little people

have a lot of money and they're very

rich that richness is a sense of

fulfillment see a lot of people have

quote succeeded supposedly on the

outside but they're not fulfilled and

I'm here to tell you that success

without fulfillment is failure how do

you make sure you're really fulfilled

because it seems such an elusive thing

for most people most people you know

they think okay if I'd succeed then I'll

be fulfilled and they succeed they're

still not fulfilled or finally if I have

a kid then I'll be fulfilled and they

have the child and it's great for a

while and they're still not fulfilled

people always looking for something more

and I will say to you that there's only

two things it'll give you fulfillment

long-term you may talk more about this

tomorrow and more depth but we all have

six needs that must be met all human

beings haven't we all have different

goals different desires different ways

of trying to make ourselves feel good we

are the same needs the first need that

everybody has is the need for certainty

we all have a need for absolute

certainty because certainty is a

survival mechanism you have done a

certain amount of certainty didn't even

function like right now if you weren't

certain these lamps these lights up here

we're gonna hold up or the roof was

gonna hold on then you probably let me

listen to me a whole lot right now

because without a base level of

certainty the floor is gonna hold you up

you can't function and how many verb in

the rice by the way well you have so

much uncertainty in your life that just

freaked you out like uncertainty about

your job or your career about a

relationship and a major crazy inside

how many been in that place we had so

much uncertainty made you not say I so

everyone needs a base level of certainty

now we all try to get that certainty in

different

whay so we have the same need worldwide

doesn't matter who you go to what

country or culture what language a

person speaks what their socio-economic

background is everybody needs certain it

is a human need not a desire a need it's

built into the human nervous system but

we all go about getting it differently

like some people try to get certainty by

having a routine that's the same every

day so they can be certain how it's

gonna be some people try to get

certainty by you know surrounding

themself in people that they're smarter

than them so they feel like they're

always in control of the situation or by

trying to control everyone some people

get certainty by faith I know there's no

certainty so they get it by having trust

that they're guided everyone has

different ways some ways some people get

certainty that they can be comfortable

that's the basic level of certainty so

you can avoid pain you can have some

pleasure base certainty is just a

certain you can be comfortable

most people get that by smoking or

drinking or something like that so

everyone's gonna find a way to meet

their need you've already found ways to

get a certain amount of certain your

life or you wouldn't be listening to me

right now but the question is is the way

you're doing it the way you're getting

the need met is it empowering you or

disempowering you or is it kind of

neutral if you're using drugs or alcohol

to get certainty to be comfortable it

obviously has many many negative side

effects can be using faith it's a

different one if you're using your sense

of identity like boy I'm certain not

because everything around me is perfect

but I'm certain cuz I've always found a

way so my identity is I find a way and

that gives me certainty so some ways

will empower you so now here's the

interesting thing though when you get

absolutely totally certain about

something well you know what's gonna

happen when it's gonna happen how it's

can happen let's say in a relationship

you know what's gonna happen what

they're gonna say when they're gonna say

how they're gonna say it what's gonna

occur when you finally have this

ultimate goal of certainty this need you

really feel like you're satiating you're

fully meeting it then what happens you

feel what board right so all of a sudden

this thing you wanted so bad this is

funny cuz people are they work sorry to

get what they want then they get in

there and happy cuz now they're bored

it's like most people think the secret

to life is making of money so you'll

never have to work again and the truth

of the matter is if you spend any time

with people who have achieved that

you'll find that they're miserable and

they usually start another business or

do something else because that is not

the secret to life

they get bored out of their mind I want

to pull their hair out because everyone

needs to grown to be stimulated so while

we want certainty when we get absolute

certainty we go nuts and that's because

God has a sense of humor and gave us a

second need the need for uncertainty

just to really screw you up a good right

just to see if you were paying attention

we have a need for certainty but we

simultaneously have a need for

uncertainty we have a need for variety

we have a need for surprise we have a

need to have things that we're not

expecting happen car it's excitement for

us that's what Adventure is if you know

what's gonna happen when it's gonna

happen how it's gonna happen

feels good for a while then you're bored

you gotta have surprises in your life

you gotta have those things that make

you grow when you know what it is it

doesn't require growth you can predict

it but when you're not sure now you have

to grow to deal with the uncertainty and

that growth is what makes us feel happy

as human beings inside now you can get

variety by doing drugs also change your

state you can get variety by going to a

movie you know why do people go to

movies because it gives them certainty

and uncertainty

they're certain they're not gonna die

even if the guy in the movie does right

and yet they a variety they can

vicariously experience all this

adventure and surprise and so forth

inside that film how many of you have

ever rented a video of a movie you've

already seen I've never done that say I

know why I went to movie you've already

seen answer cuz you're certain it's good

and you're hoping you forgot enough that

it'll be some variety right so these two

are a paradox aren't they they seem to

be antithesis of one another and yet as

a human being we need to have both of

them to really feel good the third and

fourth human needs that all people have

are three number three is the need for

significance need for a feeling like

your life is significant it's important

it's unique in some what it's special

that your life has some kind of purpose

so we all have the need to feel

significant unique feel like our life

has some kind of meaning what's

interesting is how do you go about it

you know you can go about it by charing

everybody else down I'm great because

you're horrible you know there's two

ways to have the tallest building in

town one is tearing down everybody

else's building that's what some people

do other is work harder and build a

better building

right work like crazy or mistakes once

you go for it so what a lot of people do

is to feel significant as they tear

other people down cuz then they can feel

important like if you're moving

backwards I must be moving forward

there's an illusion there or you can get

significance through violence why is

violence lasted so long in humanity

because it meets most of our needs in a

very negative way but it meets it listen

I have no education no background I live

in the hood I bought a gun stick into

your head suddenly I am significant I

don't need an education a need

background I didn't need to greatly

rapport with you

we have rapport all right you're gonna

respond to me now I'm significant and

I'm certain that I'm in control of the

situation and I got some variety cuz

this is a unique situation where

anything could happen meets three of my

needs violence has been around

humanity's experience forever because it

is a way to meet needs a derogatory way

but it works and since it works and

doesn't require much effort especially

now with the tools of violence where if

you and I had a fight before and I had

to punch it out with you there were some

consequence but now with a high-powered

rifle or something that can shoot off on

hundred shots in about a minute from a

distance I could be a coward and I can

still feel significant I didn't do

whatever I want there's no consequence

to me you can also do it in neutral ways

you can do it by you know dressing

really uniquely right like you have a

unique style that makes you feel unique

and significant you could do it by

skillsets

having skilled it's no one else has or

is very unique you can do it by buying

more toys you have nicer cars or homes

or something like that you can do it by

getting more phd's more degrees and more

results that you know you have that

thing next to your name so your

significant every one of us finds a way

right because we have to feel

significant everybody insists you know

the question is how some people do it by

saying I am a Christian or I am a Jew or

I'm or whatever and I'm more unique than

you and then religions fight about who

really knows the name of God and kill

each other in the name of God it's

interesting process that sometimes

happens it's happened in most major

religions of the world because we are

basically fighting over who's more

significant to the Creator interesting

thought process human beings have now

the interesting thing is to be

significant you can do it new toys

positive ways you can do it by having

more compassion and giving more than

anybody else if you give so much sure

enough if you know you're willing to

give more and you

more honest and more real that makes you

feel unique makes you feel special that

doesn't have any downside only has

upside so you got to figure out you're

gonna find a way to be unique the

question is that do you two cars at

homes do you do it through achieving do

you do it by the kind of love that you

share do you do it by you know doing

something with people that makes them

feel like you're superior what he do but

you do something you do many things to

feel significant but the problem is to

feel significant to feel unique you have

to be different than everyone and that

of course violates the fourth you need

because God does have a sense of humor

the fourth human need is the need for

connection and love so while you're busy

trying to be unique and I have so many

clients super achievers in the culture

you know actors actresses business

people at the top athletes who their

whole life they wanted to be unique and

then they got this total uniqueness and

now they have no connection because they

feel like everybody's trying to get

something from them now they don't

really feel the love and connection they

wanted which is the fourth need has to

be unique and different I have to be

apart from you

this happens in people's intimate

relationships all the time as well so I

saw oh my god I really want to be at one

with this person and then they started

feeling one with a person they love her

fall and they go oh wait a second I feel

like fully loved and connected but who

am i how am i unique in this world I'm

losing my identity and then they freak

out and pull back from the relationship

because what they're trying to do is

meet you need simultaneously you can get

connection by being sick and then

everyone will come and pay attention to

you you can do it by creating problems

if you don't get a kid attention for

doing something good they'll do

something bad to feel that you really

care and you'll love them to get your

attention and by the way all adults are

big kids they do the same thing same

thing as a child does sometimes a little

bit more dramatic sometimes a bit more

painful but the same things that kids do

because you're just basically most

people are still 5 years old emotionally

so we respond in the same way most of us

are not directing me because it's great

facade that inside with this little kid

so now here you are in this situation

where you want connection what else can

you do well you can have connection by

just loving people you're gonna have

connection by way of being in nature or

a connection to God through prayer or

you can have connection by looking at a

piece of art and feeling this sense of

inspiration you can have with your

meditation you're gonna have it by

making love you feel this total

connection you can have it to a pet

there's so many ways to get it you

find away you know the question is on a

scale from zero to ten where zero is

none and ten is totally fulfilled where

are you most people find ways that

really don't fulfill them totally to

bring them up to a four or five so there

are no man's land they're not really

happy but then I'm happy enough to

anything to change it or make it better

and then if you meet these forced first

four if you meet the need for certainty

and uncertainty of called variety and

significance and connection you'll find

a way to meet those those are called the

fundamental needs but you will not be

rich happy fulfilled really fulfilled

unless you meet the last two and very

few people meet the last two these are

the two that the real secret and that

does number five as you must grow you

must grow the number six is you must

contribute beyond yourself in a

meaningful way see you can get certainty

by controlling everybody you can get

variety by doing drugs you can get

significance by tearing other people

down you have connection by having a

problem all the time that people have to

fix and so they pay attention you feel

loved by that none of those make you

better person

the only way you're gonna be fulfilled

is if you pick a different set of

vehicles and those vehicles or those

ways of meeting your needs must cause

you to grow because no matter how much

you earn how many people think you're

great or what's wonderful in your life

if you don't feel like you're growing

you'll feel like you're dying inside and

anybody you've ever seen who has

committed suicide you thought how could

they do that I mean they had the world

by the tail so they didn't feel like

they're growing and or even if they were

contributing they didn't feel like their

life and a meaning that they were

contributing beyond themselves and I

bring this to your attention because I

have seen so many people develop such

great skills and still be unhappy so if

these are the six needs you gotta decide

how you're gonna play this game and

there's certain beliefs you have that

make you do things a certain way and

they may not be serving you but you keep

doing it because it meets some of your

needs it's like for example anything a

human being does remember I said they

have a reason so if you smoke cigarettes

even though you know it's terrible

you do it because it meets some of your

needs maybe initially you did it to be

significant or to feel connected to some

friends or maybe you're so stressed

you're certain when you smoke you can

relax so now we stopped you from smoking

well you're gonna go for something else

cuz you got to still feel that comfort

or you gonna still feel significant so

unless we understand what our brain is

doing most of us in life have

idea how to win the game of life we

don't know what the target of the game

is we don't know the goal and so it's

pretty hard to win a game we don't know

what the goal is I'm here to tell you

having been with a couple million people

from 65 countries and having heard every

story you can imagine I'm a dealt with

people with 152 personalities who

started splitting in the middle of a

seminar while Diane Sawyer was actually

covering a businessman sitting next this

woman and she's splitting 152

personalities been in therapy for 30

years and integrated her in 40 minutes

on the spot and Diane I'm saying it's a

miracle and saying but it can't last so

they waited a year to do the story and

followed her for a year and she never

broke down again I've dealt with that to

people 150 personalities to people's

like no personality with a bigger

problem right okay a much bigger problem

right I dealt with you know the kid and

the South Bronx addicted to crack

cocaine and I've dealt with the top CEOs

in Hollywood addicted to cocaine you

know I mean I've seen it all and there's

nothing I haven't seen I've seen people

physically abused emotionally I've seen

everything you could imagine see you

don't have to be bright to see there are

patterns and all these patterns are just

trying to meet these same six needs and

most of you don't know what they're

after so it's kind of hard to get your

outcome you don't know what it is so

what I want to talk to you about for a

few minutes here is those last two

called growth and contribution as those

are the ticket to freedom then we'll go

through some fun skills but I want you

to think about your philosophy of life

because wall it's great to have these

tools you need both philosophy and skill

to make your life work if you got a

great skill and no guiding philosophy no

guiding set of belief structures then

you are a person that has wonderful

mechanics but you're not really gonna be

fulfilled and you're not gonna make a

difference in the world if you've got

this wonderful philosophy and you got no

skills no muscle then you're gonna live

and be able to philosophize forever and

you know what's right but you don't do

anything it's a merger of these two or a

melding of these two that really creates

a quality life for my perception so

let's talk about the philosophy of what

crates that fulfillment I remember

somebody came to me one time and said so

what does it take to be rich in a mean I

remember I look back and I said it's

really simple be a team player I know

the person look at me like what does

that mean let me tell you that's the

secret to

what happened it's become a team player

what does that mean a team player means

you gotta understand something human

beings are really unique here's what

unique about us

we're driven to achieve a certain amount

in our lives

whatever that may be to meet our six

needs for some people feel significant

they got to make ten billion dollars for

some people significant they have to

have a child now that child grew up and

be a nice person there's no right or

wrong it's just different beliefs in our

head about what has to happen right but

here's what's interesting most of us

don't need to have a lot happen to meet

our needs we know so it's different for

every person so let's say for you to

meet your needs of identity you have to

do certain amount of business well once

you do that much business you don't know

anymore Drive it's like okay that feels

good right or you have a certain amount

of need for acknowledgement but once you

get a certain amount of acknowledgment

people tell you million times are great

you are you always appreciate hearing it

but you don't really need it because you

know so you're grateful and it's

wonderful but it's not like desperation

you know what I'm saying here and so

certain amount of money's certain amount

respects certain amount accomplishment

certain amount of something and then we

kind of lose our drive because we enter

our comfort zone how many follow this

say I so once you in your comfort zone

you're not driven anymore here's the

problem when you get in your comfort

zone you're not driven you no longer

grow when you're not growing you start

to die inside when you're longer growing

and dying inside you stop contributing

in a meaningful way did you do both of

those your whole world falls apart

emotionally see I've haven't seen this

happen I've got about six or seven

friends play seven be accurate who are

considered by most people in the world

to be like the best on earth at what

they do and have been for a quarter of a

century like one guys in the movie

business I'm in the head of several

Studios made unbelievable number of

pictures Academy Awards another guy as

an NBA coach the most winningest coach

of all time and being history I mean

each of these guys are my friends and

they're in their mid 50s and we're all

new we get together to talk is we talk

about wife and where we're going what

we're doing and I've watched many of

them the business ones anyway cash out

at one point in their career where they

sold their companies that made 500

million dollars one guy two and a half

billion dollars

and he thought that was gonna make him

happy and I remember for the first three

or four months he was really happy he

partied it was fun it was great then all

sudden he got more and more crazy and

then all sudden he started over eating

and drinking and all those things are is

a symptom for the fact that you're not

fulfilled so now you're going for the

cheap quickie to try and make yourself

feel good because you really aren't

growing you're not contributing and

everyone of them has gone back into some

venture that made them have to grow

because when the other business they had

to take on the challenges their take on

the effort their to grow and they felt

like they were contributing something

meaningful and that's when they're

obvious so having said that if we all

can get comfortable at a certain spot

then what's the secret to make sure

we're always growing and contributing

and the answer is become a team player

which means this people will do more for

others they care about then they'll ever

do for themselves and that's a critical

distinction to have by human beings

people will do much more for others they

care about then they'll ever do for

themselves now for some people that's

God for some people that's their kids

for some people that's their friends but

we'll all do more for something we

really people we really care about than

anyone else than ourselves and so if you

really want to be happy you gotta grow

and got to contribute how many by that

say I am so if you buy that you gotta

have a reason to constantly grow because

you're gonna get comfortable pretty

easily the only way to do that I said

these people you care so much for that

you feel compelled to constantly

contribute more and to grow in order to

be able to do that and fortunately in my

life I figured this out at a very early

age and so it drove me to this points

why I'm here now

and I'm here now because I get to have

this a sense of I have to grow to this I

have to contribute and I get the joy in

the fulfillment of that process I don't

have to do any of this anymore

fortunately Acme sit and do nothing for

the rest of my life economically but I

couldn't sit and do nothing and be happy

so that's where we got invested

ourselves but I have found what that is

for me which is certain people I care

about an environment people I care about

people like yourself who really want to

make their life more tamanna how great

it is but you got to find what that is

because that's what will drive you so I

want to give you a couple of assignments

that if you use them will get you more

connected to your team and they're very

fundamental they're very basic but I

think if you'll do them you'll find them

to be quite useful

and the first one is really simple if

you're gonna be a team player and you're

gonna feel that sense of connection then

what you gotta be able to do is you

gotta be able to connect when it's not

easy to connect what I mean by that is

if you're in a position where someone

how many of you have somebody in your

life from your past where maybe you were

good friends at one point or lovers or

business associates but you're really

close this person and then one day

something happened and when that

happened it changed your life forever in

your relationship and maybe you've never

spoken to them again since that day how

many have somebody like there's

somewhere in the back of your life you

raise your hand let me see your hands

keep your hand up and I want you to see

what percentage the room it is it's

about 90 percent of the room okay so

what I want you to do is this I want you

to develop team-building muscles because

when you have that sense of connection

you can do anything but anybody can be

loving and friendly to someone who's

totally loving and friendly to you if

you're really going to get that sense of

connection that sense of real joy the

real passion you know connect with

somebody who has hurt you and unfair to

you now I'm not suggesting you start

another relationship with this person

I'm not stupid I know many these people

you don't want to start a relationship

with but I do want you to learn how to

communicate with absolute caring love

and make yourself do that even though

you've been hurt because that's how you

build an ultimate muscle how many follow

that say I what I'm gonna ask you to do

is you are going to tomorrow or tonight

after the seminar you're gonna take this

person maybe you're not talked to Muir's

and you are going to call them now

answering machines don't count okay but

you're gonna communicate with them and

what I want you to do is three things I

want you to call them I want you

acknowledge yourself who you are don't

pretend you're someone else and onto the

phone and as you're the voice she'll say

hi this is me you remember me I

certainly remember you then the second

step you're gonna acknowledge how the

relationship ended so you're gonna save

this person listen I know the last time

we talked was not a very pretty sight I

know that we all know we did this we did

that I know that I knew I was right you

knew you were right and it didn't in a

very attractive way acknowledge what

happens so it's clear that you're not an

idiot calling back

and then you go to third step you say

I'm just calling for one reason it's

been six months it's been a year it's

been ten years I just want to call you

to tell you that wall that was

incredibly painful and I was mad as heck

and I still necessarily agree or

disagree with you I do want you to know

that before that happened we had an

amazing business relationship friendship

love affair or whatever it was then well

I'm not trying to start a new one I just

want to tell you how grateful I am for

that time I had with you prior to that

event because it was a great great time

in my life and you were an important

part of my life on my team and I want to

thank you for that and you don't say

anything I'm not calling you how do you

say anything or give me anything I just

wanted to thank you for that time I hope

you have a great life thanks bye

click what would this do to their brain

better yet what would it do to your

brain to actually sincerely make this

call and put aside those events and

associate to the good things again I'm

not saying start any relationship with

them I'm not saying that I'm saying just

call and acknowledge that there was

great goodness and do it from your heart

and reconnect to that feeling how many

think this would be a major stretch let

me see your hands say aye good so then

if you can't do it you what you what how

many gonna do it raise your hand say ah

here's the second call I want you to

make the second call is not painful

you'll want to make this call before you

turn the pages let me ask you how many

of you out there have had an experience

where there was somebody who you're

really close to somebody you really

appreciate it really enjoyed really

loved and you didn't have an argument

you didn't have something negative

happened you just got so busy and they

got so busy and you're like in different

places and you didn't call for a while

and the more you didn't call the weirder

it felt not to call and then since you

didn't call for so long it really felt

weird not to call now you haven't call

it forever and you kind of like the

commercial says kind of drifted away and

it wasn't because you're upset with them

at all how many to have someone like

that somewhere in your life raise your

hands say I that's your second call what

are you gonna do call them up

acknowledge ooh you are you're the same

thing acknowledge what happened tell

them the truth then listen you know I'm

calling I'm sure you want any time to

talk right now we don't need you I'm

just calling to tell you one thing

and that is that I just I think about

you a lot that you know I'm talk to you

so long that after a while and so on the

truth I didn't call for a while you

didn't call I was busy you were busy and

then felt weird to call so the reason

I'm calling is so it doesn't feel weird

to call in the future all right I'm just

calling to tell you I love you and I'm

so thrilled that you're part of my team

and even if we don't talk for two years

I'd always care about you if you ever

want to talk I'm always here and oh you

played one every time so I just want to

say thanks have a nice night know that

person I guarantee will stop you no no

no I'm so glad you called and what it'll

do is it'll take a part of your life

like one thing you can finally put

behind you this thing you can put back

in front of you and reconnect with it

and I think you're gonna find that it'll

have a really wonderful processional

effect like you know when you drop the

rock in the water it doesn't stop there

when hits the water it has this neat

little wave effect on your life same

thing happens when you reconnect with

someone you really consider to be a

friend it has an impact on things that

you normally wouldn't measure in that

area how many want to make this call so

say I am and here's the third assignment

the third assignment team-building is I

want you to make a list of all the key

team members of your life and what I

mean by that is anyone you consider to

be part of your team team can be

intimate loved ones it can be family or

friends team can be those people you

work with who you really really care

about but I'm talking about your clothes

inner team of people the people that you

care about the people who have their

feelings about you has influence over

you the people that you would be driven

to give to and to serve and therefore

would need to grow and contribute in

some way and what I'm gonna ask you to

do is I want you to right next to each

person's name some unique way you're

gonna let them know you care about them

in the next 30 to 45 days some unique

way because what we all assume is that

everybody knows we love them but we

don't people don't they forget or if

they experience it in a certain way they

don't know so I want you to do it unique

way cuz again people do weird things if

they can't get that love or that

connection a good way they do weird

stuff to get your love and attention so

you don't want to wait so there's a

challenge or there's a problem

and someone asks you to do it

proactively now for example how many of

you have kids let's see your hands

Wow how many you have teenage kids as an

example great another breed aren't they

so now here's know what you do I want

you to make your list don't you come up

with a unique way to make them feel

totally loved only take what's great

about this number one you'll increase

your connection and sense of team number

two you have a blast coming up with

creative things number three you'll feel

wonderful when you're doing it and when

all those one of the things are

happening it'll affect your career

believe it or not because it'll affect

the way you feel about yourself and your

identity and what you're doing in your

life it enriches everything these little

things mean everything I give an example

well I married my wife Becky I wanted to

have four kids I got three instantly and

all of a sudden here we in a short time

we have four kids and I had kids at that

time my youngest I think was four and my

oldest was 17 and I was 24 years old

right so that makes you grow up pretty

quick right so I feel myself in a place

where it's like wow here at this great

love affair with my wife and I really

love these kids but all of sudden Wham

and they were in my life quickly rapidly

powerfully and I had a feel that that

was very difficult at first extremely

difficult because I felt like I was

getting less connection I was less

significant and the kids were and so

forth it was very difficult but

gradually what happened is I love these

kids so much that it expanded my life

that didn't mean less significance less

connection and then I could have him for

more places in at a deeper level and now

is that one of the greatest gifts of my

entire life if you ask me are you a

successful man I would say yes and my

number one criteria is what incredible

kids I have who they are as people which

I think they've done on their own but I

think I've certainly helped to shape

some of their core value structures and

belief structures which is the only

thing can shape you can't control

behavior but you could certainly shape a

good deal with somebody values and

believes by your example and your caring

and so when this first happened I also

was 24 years old starting my career I

was doing an average of 200 days a year

on the road I I was building and doing

everything so I'm not even there most

the time so these kids are my life and

I'm thinking my god how do I connect

with these kids how do they know I love

them when I'm not there

and the only solution I could come up

with was okay I gotta be there number

one and number two I got to really be

there when I'm there you know I had four

fathers myself and the one who I

consider to be my real father is not my

birth father you know he's not my father

genetically

but the one I mentioned passed away was

the one I was closest to and I have the

least amount of time with him but I

really had what I call magic moments

with him just moments I never forget as

long as I live and they helped to shape

a good part of who I am and what I

believe in value and so I thought that's

what I gotta do I gotta create magic

moments these kids but I decided to do

it the way I'm asking you to do it

strategically not like just okay I'll

figure a way to really put focus into it

and so I looked at each kid because each

kid has different needs to know they're

loved

so as I looked at that I was able to and

I thought about I don't want just use to

my kids I want to do this with the whole

world so you got it aside

you gotta blast through your life and

forget what you really love but you

really really live for coz you're busy

trying to achieve something are you

gonna do both live fully and blast

through everything you want to achieve -

the only way to do that is if you

understand team and her team is the most

important thing so that's my challenge

to you is to make it the most important

thing including by the way the team

inside of you because for years I took

first seven eight years of my career I

didn't take one day off over seven days

a week that was it because my whole

identity was I don't stop but I've also

learned through lots of pain that if you

just give to everybody else but yourself

pretty soon you're emptying you got

nothing to give back so I learned

gradually to really give myself things

give myself time give myself a little

events and I want you to do that so I

have one of their assignment for you

nanus I want you for the next four weeks

to promise me one thing

besides coming up with your plan and

take care of your team you come up with

a plan that gives you one hour a week

for the next four weeks we do something

for you that you normally will not do

for yourself I don't know it is

everybody's different maybe it's just a

walk on a beach or a walk away because

you never give yourself time by yourself

maybe it's buying yourself something you

would never do she was all that stupid I

don't need that do it anyway cuz I'll

tell you what will happen when you give

to yourself you have something to give

to others you know it's Bible says love

thy neighbor like myself which

presupposes that you would love yourself

that's not very popular thing as most

people who pretend to love themselves

really don't they don't really love

themself they hate themselves

giving to yourself as a gift that when

you give to yourself and you're so much

happier so much more alive you able to

give to others

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PsycINFO & You - Duration: 8:43.

This is Peg Tyler, Clemson's Psychology Librarian, and I'm here to show you how

to find the scholarly articles that you need to provide support for your own research.

Every psychology project and paper joins the scholarly conversation

that goes back over a hundred years and has to be based on the findings of work

of the scientists who previously explored the same topics.

Where do you start?

The library!

From the library homepage, go to Research, Research Guides,

your college,

and then Psychology.

You can also visit directly at clemson.libguides.com/psych

Yep, that's me!

So if you have a problem with anything I'm showing you today,

you today you know how to contact me.

Email is best, but I'm always available for individual help in my office in Cooper Library.

Just send me a message to set up a time.

I've listed shortcuts on this front page to what I think are the most important psychology resources,

but the next page is reserved for the most important resource for every psychology researcher

And that's PsycINFO.

Very briefly, PsycINFO is the digital version of Psychological Abstracts,

a publication that has been published by the American Psychological Association since 1907.

The APA reviewed each paper published and printed the abstract in a yearly book.

It then became monthly, then bi-weekly.

Researchers had to look up their subjects in the indexes of this book

and track down each abstract in the monthly volumes

to do scholarly research until the database became widely available on CD-ROM

and then the Internet.

Alright! Searching PsycINFO...

This is a scholarly database

and has to be searched in a scholarly way.

You can't just type in a stream of words like you can on Google.

[pause]

See? PsycINFO thinks you want to find that as a phrase.

And it didn't find it.

It is giving you those boxes to use as a scientist.

Each box is for one of your variables, one of your constructs.

Then, PsycINFO will "and" those constructs together to find the articles that include all of them.

So if your topic is about whether there's a relationship

between social media use and self-esteem in college students,

we'll put each variable in its own box. Like so.

We found a few!

How do we make it bigger? Synonyms.

We use our friend, the Boolean "or"

to add additional terms that authors might have used for our keywords.

A great place to find these is in the subject terms of your results list.

These are the standard keywords from the PsycINFO thesaurus that the APA indexers used

to describe each article as it is added to the database.

[pause]

Most of the items added to PsycINFO are peer-reviewed, scholarly papers

and that process takes a while to complete.

Just keep this in mind if you're trying to research the psychological aspects of

a recent event or topic.

You notice PsycINFO will help you by giving hints

[pause]

Now we have more!

[pause]

Limit to peer reviewed and... to English.

As a general rule, approximately half of the results will be useful and relevant.

[pause]

Click on Relevance to pull those to the top.

Well, as well as a computer program can do that.

Look at the date range.

Don't be too quick to limit by date.

Old articles aren't necessarily bad in psychology.

Research in human behavior has a pretty long shelf life.

Is it important to limit your research to college students?

Maybe not.

You can always broaden your search

by eliminating one of your variables from your literature review.

[pause]

You can always go back to a previous search through your Search History.

[pause]

Let's look at the results and talk about getting your hands on these articles

As you scan the titles, click on them to view the abstracts of the ones that look interesting.

Add them to your folder if you want to save them for later.

Click back to your list.

Or, as you view them, go get the full text of relevant articles.

If the PDF is here,

just click on the PDF icon and download the article from the database.

If the PDF is not here,

that does not mean that we don't have the article in digital format.

It just means that we didn't buy it from EBSCO,

the vendor that supplies our version of PsycINFO.

Just click on the grey box labeled Search for Article.

A window will open showing how you can access that article through Clemson subscriptions.

Look for the "Article" link to get the PDF most directly.

Then, at the journal page, download the article.

[pause]

Occasionally, you'll find an article which Clemson does not have online.

This is a job for Interlibrary Loan.

Just log in and make a request and they will get a PDF copy for you at no charge -

even if it is just in a print journal in our own library.

They are that awesome!

Back to your result list...

If you plan on doing multiple searches, and you SHOULD,

put all of your best abstracts in a folder

even if you are downloading the PDFs

and email the folder to yourself.

Click on your folder, select all, email them to yourself!

if you include the PDFs, each one will arrive as a separate email.

You could do that...

just be aware that that happens, especially if your folder has 25 items in it.

You will get 26 emails.

If you click on citation format, all you will get is citations, not abstracts.

You could do that!

And then have a perfect APA list of citations.

I've been known to email my folder twice: once with abstracts,

once as a citation list.

You could also export your folder into RefWorks,

but that's an entirely different video.

Don't save. It is not pretty.

[pause]

One more word about keywords:

Sometimes they are very tricky.

My research is about likability in the workplace,

but my searches look like this.

[pause]

The asterisk picks up alternate word endings.

PsycINFO automatically will give you plurals of words,

but not other word endings like likable... or likeability.

Why don't I just put in L-I-K asterisk?

Because I don't want Likert scales.

I also do crazy things, like forcing words to be near each other, like picking up either

"evaluating employees" or "employee evaluations" or "evaluation of employees"

[pause]

But that's some major league searching...

Just wanted to show you... if you want to go deep.

[pause]

At any point, you can send your search and results to yourself with one simple URL.

NOT the one at the top of the page. That is just for your temporary search session.

What I use when I help you with your research by email and what you can use for yourself

and when communicating with your instructor is under Share.

The persistent link.

Copy it and email it to me, yourself, your professor...

It will return you to the search like this.

[pause]

You can also share just one item.

Use the permalink.

It will always bring you back to this page in PsycINFO.

[pause]

Those are all of the PsycINFO basics.

I can talk about PsycINFO's friends if you go to the next video.

Meanwhile, if you have problems or questions, ask a librarian!

Look! Right on our homepage!

Chat, call, visit, or...

email this librarian.

Thanks and happy searching!

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