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Introvert Vs Extrovert: A Deep Understanding of introverts and extroverts

Extroverts and introverts are different.

However, it is actually just a scale measuring between the preferences of social interaction

and the effect of it.

Today, we will discuss something deeper about both introversion and extroversion through

this very short video.

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forget to like this video if you find this information is helpful to you.

For starter, let's begin how the mind of introverts and extroverts works.

For introverts, their mind think that the real world is inside of their mind.

This sort of internalization makes the introverts keep their focus on minds, ignoring the physical

world around them.

This is usually called zoning out as other typically people see.

However, introverts are really absorbed in what they think it is real in their own world.

This also can be the reason why introverts love being alone since it gives them time

for contemplating and imagining the things that they like.

Unlike introverts, extroverts are more absorbed in real life or physical world.

They like to observe and interact with the physical world and its content, including

human being.

They are finding the meaning of life through talks with others.

That is why we often find the extroverts being vocal.

They like gossiping, talking, passionate, and excited to meet and discuss something

with others.

The more they talk, the more they are able to get to know the world.

That is why it is fascinating experience for extroverts, making them addicted to have social

interaction.

Even though their minds are completely the opposite, it is worth noting that it is possible

to surpass the boundary and jump into other's preference.

That is to say, introverts can be extroverts and vice versa.

This allows them to experience a completely different world which makes everything even

more interesting.

The experience may not be pleasant since it does not completely show who you are.

However, it gives a rough idea on how flexible human being to live in this world.

All in all, that's how introverts and extroverts are a little bit different.

Really cool information isn't it?

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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How to Write a Business Email in English! l Learn Business English With Me! - Duration: 9:32.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to Comfortable English. My name is Sarah

Comfort, and I am so happy to have you here for today's lesson. I think a lot of

you will learn a lot today. So today I have my laptop with me because I am

going to go over some of the best phrases to use in a business email. I

know that a lot of you probably have to use English in your jobs or even you

work with American clients, so for a lot of you, I think this is going to be very

beneficial. Now, in today's lesson, I am going to type up two sample emails.

Number one is going to be an email to a superior, so someone like your boss or

even your boss's boss. And the second email that I am going to make up is

going to be an email to a co-worker. The reason I'm showing you both is because

you are going to use very formal language when talking to your boss, and

very informal language when talking with a co-worker.

Now both emails will be very professional and very appropriate for

the office, but the one to your boss is going to be a lot more formal than the

one you'll send to your coworker, so I'm gonna show you both of those. I will have

both of these sample emails on my blog with today's lesson, so after you watch

this video, if you want to go back and look at those emails again, be sure to

head on over to my blog. All right, well let's let's send some emails! Okay, so the

first email that we are going to send is going to be to a boss, so we are going to

be very formal in this email. So let's write it. So we'll just address this to

boss. Now, in your subject line you may just want to state exactly what you're

trying to say to your boss. So if it's an update, be very clear. For the

sake of this email, we're going to say that a project has been completed. So, for

a subject, let's say something clear and straight to the point

like, "contract status completed." My boss will know exactly what I'm trying to say.

Ok, so let's go to the body of the email. Now when addressing your boss, you want

to be very polite and formal. So there are a number of ways you could address

your boss. Let's say it's the morning or afternoon, you could say "good morning mr.

Smith" or you could say "good afternoon Mr. Smith" or you could just say "Dear Mr.

Smith." All of these are totally fine. For this example, let's just say "Dear Mr.

Smith." Now, I want you to pretend that I am attaching a document. Let's say I'm

attaching an Excel document to show my progress, so I could say something like

"please view the attachment I have provided for you. In this, you will see

all of the updates to the contract and the completed product." Now, that's all I

really have to say to my boss. I'm saying here is what you've asked for it's

completed, please view this attachment. Now you want to close your email with

something that is very open and inviting. So you

could say something like please let me know if you have any further questions

and then you can sign it off with "best" or you could say "regards" or you could

say "sincerely." Whatever you like, any of those will work fine. So, in this email

I'm saying what I've done I said, "Dear Mr. Smith, please view the attachment

that I've provided for you. In this, you will see all of the updates to the

contract and the completed product. Please let me know if you have any

further questions." Something that you could also say in your closing is "if you

have any further questions or concerns." I really like that phrase and I use that

one a lot. "Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns."

Sincerely, Sarah. And that is a great email to send

to a boss. It's clear and if you check over this email, it's free of grammatical

and spelling errors, so we know that when my boss sees this, he's going to get the

information that he or she needs and it's going to be presented very

professionally and formally. So great email! Now, let's say we need to send an

email to a co-worker about this exact same thing. A contract has been completed,

and we want to let them know the update. So this will be a great way for you to

see an example of an email written very formally and a little less formally.

Alright, so we're gonna send this to John. Now for our subject we don't have to be

so clear, but we could say the same thing. So we could say "contract completed." Now

when addressing a co-worker, you can be much less formal, so you don't have to

say "good afternoon Mr. Smith," or "Dear Mr. Smith," you could just say "Hi, John," and

that's totally fine. If you and John are friends and you talk

around the office, saying "Hi, John," is totally fine. Now again when talking

about having an attachment, you could also say something like "please

review the attached document" and you can say something like, "the contract is done

and ready to go, please take one more look at it."

Now, when closing off you could still say "please let me know if you have any

further questions or concerns." That would be totally fine

to say to John, or you could just say "let me know if you have any questions" and

we'll put an exclamation point to be friendly. And then you could say

"sincerely," or you could say "best," or "regards," and then sign your name. So how

is this email to John different from the one said to Mr. Smith? So, for one, our

greeting is much less formal. Instead of saying "Dear Mr. Smith" or "Dear John"

we're just saying "Hi John." We still have complete sentences that are free of

grammatical and spelling errors, but the language and tone is a little less

formal. "Please review the attached document. The contract is done and ready

to go, please take one more look at it." So the sentences aren't totally complete,

but it is like banter that you would have with a co-worker. And then to sign

off your email, you said "let me know if you have any questions.

Sincerely Best or Regards, Sarah." So this email is great to send to a co-worker

because it still gets the information that you need to relay across to your

coworker, but it is a little more friendly and familiar. Like I said

earlier, I will have both of these emails on my blog and a few more examples of

sending an email to your boss versus to your coworker so you can see the formal

informal difference. And that is all that I have for you today! Thank you so much

for watching. If you learned something, today please be sure to give this video

a big thumbs up and I will see you soon. Bye!

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How to Address 4 Common Work-at-Home Resume Problems - Duration: 7:15.

Hey, Angie Nelson here from workathomewife.com.

There's nothing quite like the fear of writing your resume.

Job hunting is bad enough, but then you have to sell yourself in words before you even

get an interview.

And what if you don't have much experience or you have employment gaps on your resume?

I understand that fear, and today I'm going to be talking to you about how to overcome

some of those resume woes.

Make sure you stay until the end of the video to find out how you can get my job search

checklist free.

Now, the first concern we're gonna be addressing today is minimal work history.

Maybe you've just got out of school or maybe you became a stay at home mom at a young age.

Whatever the reason, maybe you don't have a lot in the way of employment to list on

your resume.

Now, the good news is is that this isn't a disaster.

The trick is to know what counts as experience and to build your resume accordingly.

Now, even if you haven't had a lot in the way of traditional employment, maybe you've

done some other things.

Perhaps you were a babysitter or a dog sitter or a dog walker.

You have work experience, and you've developed skills and traits, such as accountability,

punctuality, customer service, and a lot more.

Maybe you've worked as a volunteer or an intern.

Those are all experiences that you can draw from in order to get the skills and the traits

that employers are looking for on a resume.

Now, our next concern is gaps in work history, and this is a concern that I hear quite a

bit from my community.

We all know that it's not good to have large gaps in your employment history, even if there

are some really good reasons to explain it.

Now, the good news is is that when we're talking about work at home employment, we are often

dealing with a special kind of resume.

Now, a chronological resume is what most of us are familiar with.

It's what we were taught in high school how to create where we are listing every position

that you've ever had in chronological order along with bullet points for the specific

tasks or skills that you had to have in that position.

Now, when we're talking about work at home employment, a functional resume is often what's

most appropriate.

A functional resume allows you to really cherry pick those skills and those positions that

work and are most relevant to the position that you're applying to, so we are really

gonna be showcasing your skills as opposed to your work history.

And that will allow you to downplay those gaps in history.

Another thing that you can draw onto to help cover up those gaps is to think about what

you were doing during those periods.

Maybe you were caring for children or an elderly parent.

Mine that experience for some applicable skills that you can include on your resume, such

as home care or schedule management, appointment booking, anything like that.

The next concern we're gonna talk about is too much work history, or sometimes people

will refer to this as job hopping.

Now, job hopping can be just as negative as not more on your application and resume as

those gaps in employment.

Some employers will view this as not having a lot of loyalty to your position, and they

may question your employability.

So, if you have a lot of jobs in a short period of time, this is also going to be another

reason that you're gonna want to use that functional resume.

You can just pick and choose those positions that are most relevant to the job that you

are applying to, and make sure you're focusing on those skills.

You can even narrow that down further and maybe list only the positions that you've

held in the last five years.

The next concern we're talking about is being overqualified for the position.

This is often something that I hear from my readers that are reaching more towards retirement

age, and they're looking to cut back on the professional career that they've had and really

start focusing on work that they really love or that offers them the flexibility that they're

seeking.

A lot of times, they feel that because the positions that they're applying for are a

lot lower on that professional scale than what they're coming from that they're being

passed over for those positions.

Now, again, this can be something that you can play up with that functional resume.

Make sure you're taking a look at that job listing and picking out those skills and traits

that they're asking for and making sure that you're including them on your resume.

You're also gonna want to make sure that your cover letter explains that you're really interested

in working for their company and that you're looking for a long-term career.

Address this before it pops up in an interview so that they know that you're not gonna be

bored with the position or that the salary isn't gonna be high enough to keep you around.

Let them know your intentions and why you're seeking out that job.

The final thing we're gonna talk about today is proofread, proofread, proofread.

We are sometimes the worst proofreaders when it comes to our own work, so you are gonna

want to not only take a look at your resume yourself, but maybe have a friend step in

and give it a glance as well just to make sure there's no spelling errors or grammar

errors, because this could be something that disqualifies you off the bat.

Even if it's something small as missing a comma or capitalizing the wrong words, these

are things that can get you automatically disqualified for a position online.

So, have someone else take a look, and whatever you do, don't just rely on Word or Google

Docs.

Sometimes they make mistakes as well.

Now, I hope you feel better about writing your next resume.

Remember to choose the correct resume type, brainstorm your relevant work, keep your resume

laser focused on the job that you want, and proofread.

That's really all there is to it.

Now, If you liked today's video, please give it a like, share it with your friends, and

make sure that you're subscribed, and make sure you check the description for a link

to that job search checklist that I mentioned.

I will see you in the next video, and best of luck with your next application.

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The comfort zone. Confident You, Week 1 - Duration: 17:37.

So that first session... this first week I want to talk about comfort zones. Many of

us have been in them. It's that place where we almost get held in that kind of

fear or that laziness or... There's many things we do that we do in our comfort

zone. Think about when we get up in the morning. You probably have a routine. A

comfortable routine. You get up. You go to the bathroom. Make your breakfast. Brush

your teeth. Head off to work. What if you did it the other way round. Something like that.

Oh no. Doesn't... It wouldn't feel right. It would feel strange. If you changed it

around it make you feel easy. You'll probably forget something. It's because

it's become that comfort zone. So used to doing it day in day out.

They're all in your comfort zone they're a familiarity... sorry... a familiarity. it's

comfortable but it seems safe too. I know if I do it that way, that way, that way, I

won't forget. So we tend to get stuck in that comfort zone. So let's talk about

some of the things how we could step out of our comfort zone. So let's think about

those sweet tooth addicts, those sugar addicts. What if I said to you stop eating

chocolate. No oh no I can hear some somebody say. I couldn't do that. Let me tell you a

story. About seven or eight years ago I was probably the biggest... that's probably

longer actually... ten years ago I was a quite a sugar addict.

I loved chocolate and I had to stop eating it because of a medical condition

that happened. I had to go and try other things. And what it did, by stepping out

of that comfort zone at the time and trying other new foods other new

flavours. All of a sudden there was a whole new world of cuisines opening. That

I'd never ever consider. I was the one that stuck

to the, as my family sometimes called it, the brown food. the burgers the

chicken in breadcrumbs. Which are fine. But now I eat all kinds of things. The seafoods ...

The... I'll give everything a go. Had lobster the other day. That was something

I would never have eaten and I loved it. Getting expensive tastes too

Haven't tried an oyster yet. Maybe that's my stepping out of the comfort zone

this year. Trying an oyster who knows.

Same with someone trying to stop smoking.

No. I can't do that. It's my comfort. It really isn't. So what do we need to do?

How do we get out of this comfort zone? Why should we get out of our comfort

zone. Because we learn something new, as I said, I learned that I liked foods I'd

always thought I hated. Not true. I was just comfortable in that old way of

eating so I'd never changed. If you try new activities because you're stepping

outside your comfort zone, you'll meet new people. When I started teaching aqua

12 years ago I'd never imagined twelve years later I'd have the group of

friends I have now. 50, 60 people that have helped me to grow over those years too.

Taught me a lot. Have that conversation with someone in a coffee shop. I'm

terrible for doing that now. My parents think it's funny. When I was in Paris

last year I ended up knowing and talking to about ten people in the airport when

we got stuck there because of an incident. They were like "you always end

up talking to people now". It was like, well, it shows kindness. Shows that I'm

still willing to step outside my comfort zone and... it made a difference to those

people. They were sitting there quiet. The ones that didn't want to talk to me

I just walked away from. But the other ones they learned something. Actually I

helped them when we had to move to another area. They would never have known.

So me stepping out of my comfort zone meant that I could actually use that

kindness to help someone else. So there's one of them. Stories of people who've

stepped outside of their comfort zones? There are many. I know people that have

been so shy that they struggled to go outside of their front door and now

travel the world. I had a client a few years ago who literally went to the

other side of the world. From being quite socially anxious, to doing that. But it

was about going and trying. It's not some magic cure. It's about giving you the

tools to go and try. Saying 'why not'? See how it feels and tell me how it feels.

Set yourself challenges. 30 days to step outside your comfort zone. Set 30 things

over the next month to go and try and do. Now one of the things I've actually done

this month, in the last couple of days, is I've set myself the challenge to learn

sign language. So I'm starting off with the basics. You know the ABCs and 'thank

you', 'please'. But I intend to learn it to the highest level I can and use it within my

work. Every day do something different just that little challenge. As I said just

try eating your breakfast in a different order. Might not like it but

it'll be a different step. Walk a different way to work. Go... go the harder way.

Go up a hill instead of going down the hill. You might meet that person you

would never have met unless you'd gone in the other direction. What do you fear

from stepping outside of that comfort zone? Embarrassment?

Fear? Try it. Because actually when you do do it... I know... I know... there's people that

I've seen in the last year or so that I would say it's had life-changing

effects. They've been able to do things they never thought they could do. And

actually they're doing more than they ever thought they could do. I saw a lot

of people for public speaking last year and... many people when they came to see me

said I just want to get it over with whatever I'm doing I want to get it over

with. And I now know they're doing more. They're out there speaking with the public. Doing

conferences. So stepping through that embarrassment and giving it a go. There

will be some things you don't like to do and that's fair enough.

You know... same with me. But I'll always give it a go and if I don't

like it, I don't have to do it again. But it's about having that go, trying it. What

if everything went really, really well?

What's the most amazing outcome you can think of? Write it down. Write it down as a goal.

Your goal for the end of the year to look back and go, 'Wow' I did that. Let me

give you an example for me. This year I intend to travel to four different

places in the world at least. I'm going to Ottawa. So going back to Canada

somewhere I'd never traveled to in my life before and I'm going back there in

February and spend time with a friend of mine. Who knows where I'll meet because

I'm stepping out my comfort zone. I'll be going out. I'll be meeting a whole new

group of people talking about what I do. Then I'll be over in Vegas for a

conference in August time. And while I'm there I'm gonna go and explore so I'm

going to go meet some of those Americans in Vegas and I'm half inclined to drive

down to LA too to meet some of my friends I made on the

Internet over there too. Go and have a coffee with them. And then I'm going to fly over

to New York. These are things as that person that was shy, that would always go

on holiday with a friend and do what they did, would never have done. Did it

scare me the first time I went? Yeah to a degree. Actually when I was doing it was

excitement. It was like 'well I'm there now let's do it. Let's see'. And to be

honest when I went to Canada last year was probably one of the best trips I've

ever had, because I could go where I want when I wanted, to talk to who I wanted to

and I had an absolute blast, I won't lie.

So if you have ambitions to travel, go try, go do. What what are the small

realistic steps you'd wanna see first? So obviously that was the big goal I was

talking about over there. But it might be how good you feel about yourself. It

might be how when you look in the mirror you think I'd never have done that a

month ago, a week ago, a day ago. And those little steps become those big steps.

Someone recently told me to work backwards from my big goal at the end of

the year and start from that little step. And look at that big picture in the

future. So it's about discovering new, discovering that those... that circle that

comfort zone is something we've created. It's something we can step out of and go

and try and do. It can be anything. It can be travel. It can be to learn a new skill.

What skills have you always wanted to learn? And what's held you back from

learning them? Maybe it was the embarrassment of not being as good as

everybody else in the class. Does it matter? No. We all learn in our own ways.

I... I struggle. I have struggled for a long time to write, you know. I didn't put a

full sentence... Full stop in a sentence properly

until I was in my mid-20s, because nobody ever taught me at school and I got away

with it, because I was the runner. Because I just did. But now, now, yep, I still make

those mistakes. I'm sure if anybody has had emails from me they go 'what's she

talking about?' and I, I think it to myself sometimes. But does that stop me

writing that email. Has it stopped me being able to write an article for The

Huffington Post in fact two articles for the Huffington Post I believe. Has it

stopped me writing articles for magazines? No it hasn't.

Yes do I get someone to check my work, if I remember, yes. But it hasn't held me

back. So that thought of showing my work to someone else and being embarrassed...

Why? Because actually those words I put in that magazine... it proved a point. I

think it was November or December last year that someone rang me up that had

read one of my magazine articles. They were never going to be a client but

what they said was that article I needed to see. It made me realize it wasn't my

fault. It made me realize I was okay as I am. That I'd been blaming myself for

something that was going on in my... my life and I knew it wasn't. So thank you.

So just remember that one thing you do can help others. So selfish to not step

outside of that comfort zone. It really is. And then when you feel comfortable

you can talk to others. That's what I do now. I talk about what I

do, where I've been. I'm not afraid of talking about my mistakes.

I'll make many more along the way believe me, I know I will. But it's about

learning from mistakes, moving forward. and I keep doing the... I'm kind of doing

the hokey cokey in and out that comfort zone and I find that comfort area,

then I moved back out, and in... But I love it. I love growing and trying those

new things, who knows what's going to be next. I have no idea. I think as I've

always said one of my big things in the future is to do something like a TED

talk, if anybody's heard of them. Stand on a stage in LA and do a TED talk, which is

a motivational talk. And to write a story for Chicken Soup for the Soul, one of the

books that inspired me many many years ago with how people have got to where

they are from where they'd come from and it really doesn't matter where you are

now. It's about taking those little steps. It's about trying it. Tell me about it. As

you do it. If you're not sure about if you think

'should I?' Drop me an email. I'm there to motivate you, as I said, I'm going to set

up this private Facebook group within the next few days if you want to join

just drop me a message. My biggest message to you is to go and give it a

try. Because outside of that comfort is you. The real you. The one that's

dying to get out for a long time and that's what I've done. As I've said

before, I'm the quirky one and the one that likes to be a little bit weird.

Because that's me. For a long time I thought you shouldn't be. But now I am me.

I love being me. So it's time to be you again and this ten weeks is all about

helping you to find that real you, to go out to try, to have that confidence to

speak to that person you need to speak to. Speak to that person and just be you.

And if need be, if it's never going to change, it's about walking away from that

situation, that toxic situation - because you're you and that's all you need to

know I look forward to speaking to you next

week. Next week we're going to talk about being yourself. So my challenge to you

this week is to start to step out of your comfort zone. Let me know the things

you've done over the week. As I said you don't have to post it up on a wall if

you don't want to. It's great if you do. But you can just tell me - I look

forward to hearing all about all the things you get up to over the next ten weeks.

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Hey how you doing? [Cover] - Duration: 0:31.

Hey! How you doing?

Well I'm doing just fine!

I lied. I'm dying inside.

Hey! How you doing? Well I'm doing not great, just wait, how much more can I hate?

Hey! How you doing? Well, I'm losing my head, my mind.

I can't even unwind...

Hey! How you doing?

Well I'm doing just fine.

I LIED.

I'M DYING INSIDE.

*Staring death in the face*

*Uke sound*

*N E R D*

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Bitcoin!! 10 things you NEED TO KNOW about Cryptocurrency!! - Duration: 13:35.

bitcoin is a term that you are hearing more and more often lately and everybody

has heard of at least one success story of someone investing a small amount into

it and becoming a millionaire seemingly overnight the trouble is though can

these stories be trusted and more to the point what exactly is a bitcoin in what

can you do with them lucky for you you don't need to look any

further because we're about to answer the key questions that you might have

about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and more importantly you should be able

to decide whether the investment plunge is right for you

number ten where did Bitcoin come from despite Bitcoin being so popular these

days it has surprisingly been around since 2009 but nobody knows for sure who

created it all that is known is that the creator used the pseudonym Satoshi

Nakamoto and then he disappeared leaving behind a fortune in Bitcoin and the

start of the world's first online currency

despite being around for nearly a decade they suddenly burst onto everybody's

radar in 2013 following a massive increase in their value part of what has

made it increase in value is quite simple as with any supply and demand

chain the greater the need for something the higher the price becomes currently

bitcoin is around 100,000 times more valuable today than they were back in

2010 and as of 2018 they continue to grow in value number 9 what is it

Bitcoin for this we need to start off with the real basics to get you up to

speed a Bitcoin is essentially a line of computer code that holds a monetary

value these lines of code can be found just about anywhere and are created by

high performance computers called miners but more on those later

simply put bitcoin is an online currency also known as crypto currency that holds

essentially the same value anywhere in the world being an online currency there

is no physical object that you can hold yet once you own one they can be sold by

you for a profit or you can hold them in the hope that they raise in value much

like you would with gold coins or stocks one advantage of a Bitcoin is it can be

stored on your computer's hard drive offline and away from potential hackers

online storage options are out there but you always have the possibility of being

hacked and having our hard-earned bitcoins taken from you that's at over

30 billion dollars in bitcoin is estimated to have been lost due to the

owner forgetting their passwords or hardware failure once this happens that

bitcoin is lost forever and cannot be retrieved number eight is

Bitcoin safe this question has two answers so I'll

break it up a bit first with regards to your own safety in buying and selling

Bitcoin essentially your safety does rely on your own spidey sense in itself

bitcoin is safer than most other financial services and offers a high

level of anonymity when doing business this can work both in your favour and

against you on one side you are relatively safe and that anybody you

deal with has a little more information than your pseudonym that you use in

transactions which makes it difficult for them to get any of your sensitive

personal information on the other hand it works both ways

when working with somebody on a deal it's always possible that they can take

your money and disappear before giving you the required amount of Bitcoin

transactions should always be taken seriously and should only be done with

the trusted source second as an investment you need to use your own

discretion Bitcoin is considered a high risk investment in a volatile market and

the price can change at any time it's more a matter of how lucky your filling

do your homework and if you feel like things are only gonna get better then

it's worth taking the risk bearing in mind that it could always change on a

moment's notice personally I would recommend that you don't rely solely on

what people or even brokers tell you but do your own market research at the time

of the sell and purchase just like with any other investment with all of this

information in mind as of early 2018 Bitcoin shows no signs of slowing and

there are even reported cases of people selling their houses to buy into Bitcoin

do with that information what you will number seven what can you do with

Bitcoin let us assume for a second that you took the plunge and actually

invested in Bitcoin well what happens next to put it simply you have several

choices you can either sit on it and hope that it increases in value in the

coming months or years much like you do with gold or stocks you can invest it in

shares just like you would with regular money or you can sell it immediately to

other bidders in hopes that you will make a profit on it the past few

many companies such as Microsoft are accepting it as a monetary substitute

small businesses are starting to get on board accepting Bitcoin through plugins

that add to WordPress websites and even real estate transactions are happening

completely through Bitcoin transactions the first recorded purchase using

bitcoin was back in 2010 when somebody treated 10,000 bitcoins for a pizza at

current prices that works out to about 99 million dollars for a pizza I hope it

was a good one number six what our Bitcoin miners before we get to that

let's talk about the job of a miner just like any miner they are digging a way

hoping to strike gold and when they do a new Bitcoin is born congratulations

these bitcoins are then added to something called the blockchain which is

where it sits until it gets bought by somebody when that happens the miner

that found that bitcoin is also rewarded miners are also responsible for

verifying new Bitcoin transactions made and add them to the public ledger in

part of the aforementioned blockchain as far as becoming a miner is concerned

technically anybody can be a miner back when Bitcoin was first introduced you

could mine with your average gaming PC but these days you need specialized

software and something called ASIC which solves the puzzles that need to be

completed to release a Bitcoin before you consider this form of action though

you should probably note that the amount of power consumed by older ASIC models

is so bad that most people don't make enough money to cover the power usage on

a related note the complexity of the puzzles that these machines need to

solve is also defined by the number of people mining that specific coin the

less people the moment the easier it is for the puzzle to solve number 5 what

are the alternatives to Bitcoin you may have thought up to this point that if

you want to get involved in the cryptocurrency game that Bitcoin is the

only way to go well lucky for you that's not correct

although bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency superpower

by far there are numerous other options that you can consider and who knows

maybe someday one of them will nog Bitcoin from the top spot let's also not

forget that at this point they are still quite a bit cheaper than Bitcoin which

could be either a plus or a minus to you for example we have aetherium running in

second place behind Bitcoin with a market cap of only 68 billion units

compared to bitcoins 281 billion units it is still quite a ways away from

catching up but it's certainly worth a look

third place goes to Ripple with a cap of 29 billion its most notable feature is

that it is actually more secure than even Bitcoin and it's far more fluid

meaning that buying and trading can be dealt with as often as you want whenever

you want next we have light coin camping out at 14 billion units but is said to

be able to allow transactions around four times faster than Bitcoin advocates

of light coins say that this will become an important feature when Bitcoin slows

down under a large number of transactions falling in at fifth and six

we have iota and - which are also claiming to both be faster and more

user-friendly the Bitcoin in its current state so if you're looking for an

investment opportunity there are other options you can look into let us know in

the comments if you think any of these will ever top Bitcoin number four Kim

Bitcoin run out well the short answer is yes not only can Bitcoin run out but it

will run out the good news is that it probably won't be in the immediate

future but there are only around 21 million bitcoins out there and out of

those 21 million 16 million have already been discovered what this means is that

we may still have several decades left of bitcoins but with its ever-increasing

popularity will the time come sooner than we thought more importantly what

will happen when they run out well like anything that has a finite supply the

price will likely increase drastically once again it also means that miners

will be left without anything to mine this means that their only income will

be made off of Approval cells which could mean that

it just would be practical for any of them to keep doing it it is also unknown

at this point if Bitcoin parameters will have changed by then possibly giving us

access to a whole new batch of bitcoins just waiting to be mine for now though

only time will tell number three how do you actually get

started with Bitcoin now that you have all this information there are only a

few questions you could possibly have left chief among them will probably be

to know exactly what you need to do to begin your Bitcoin journey well you

start by downloading the wallet there's a free wallet that can be downloaded

from the Bitcoin sign on just about any mobile device that will help you track

your bitcoins next you simply purchase bitcoins using a debit or credit card

via the online exchange after that it's entirely up to you keep them and hope

they grow or simply use it as you would use any currency and shop at one of the

many online retail stores that currently accept Bitcoin if you're really feeling

lucky there are even games on the Bitcoin official site where you can

gamble either your own hard-earned coins or even play for free with test credits

sounds pretty simple right well it is and it's all quite easily explained on

their website number two is Bitcoin for everybody as long as you've got money to

spend you can buy Bitcoin or better yet even a piece of one each bitcoin is

divisible to the eighth decimal point meaning that is possible to buy even a

small piece of a single coin if you think that sounds like a waste you

should know that even the smallest sliver of a Bitcoin today retails at

more money than an entire coin did back when Bitcoin was breathing its first

precious breaths there are even companies out there like coin base for

example that will allow you to buy as little as $1 worth of a Bitcoin of

course your profit potential is slashed to borderline nothing at this point but

it could be a good benchmark to get your feet wet are you willing to spend a bit

more on a Bitcoin but don't quite have the know-how to effectively manage your

money there are a number of brokers out there who will effectively help you

maximize prophets just bear in mind that these

brokers also come at a cost number one why should you seriously consider

Bitcoin at this point you may be conflicted about what you should do so

here we will give you all the reasons that we think it's wise to trade Bitcoin

first big investors are taking it very seriously sure there are those investors

out there that are skeptical or who believe it will crash any day now

leaving a ton of people with major losses which is possible but at the same

time there are some big-time businessmen who are investing plenty of time and

money into it even my personal favorite role model Sir Richard Branson himself

has said that bitcoin is working and will continue to grow as time goes on

second as mentioned before there were only a finite amount of bitcoins out

there so buying them now could be an extremely smart decision as the demand

grows in the coming years and finally at this precise moment in time

bitcoin is on the rise and there is no immediate signs of it slowing down

looking back at the history of Bitcoin thus far the success stories have far

outweighed the failed ones if you have your own Bitcoin success or failure

story why not let us know in the comments below we love hearing from you

guys there you have it the fundamentals you need to know in order to understand

bitcoins a little bit better if you found this useful please like and share

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What is Your Rock? Finding the Will to Continously Battle Cerebral Palsy! - Duration: 5:36.

ZACHARY: Hello, hello, hello.

I am author and entrepreneur, the Cerebral Palsy Vigilante, Zachary Fenell.

Part of my efforts as the CP Vigilante involves sharing my experiences through public speaking.

After a recent speech at a middle school I had a teacher come up to me.

He thanked me for sharing my story, shook my hand, and then asked a question.

"What is your rock?"

I must have looked at him doubtful because he explained what he meant.

Everyone has something that keeps him or her moving forward during dark times, and

even darker times.

He explained how that is religion for some people, family for others and etcetera.

His question really struck me as a powerful one, kind of obvious since I am designating

this video to that question.

Let's face it.

Living with cerebral palsy is a continuous battle.

If you are not taking care of yourself physically; stretching, working on balance,

and such, you face decline.

Basically you have to work harder than someone without CP just to maintain a lesser physical

state.

IMPROVING your strength requires even working that much harder!

This reality can be overwhelmingly depressing and frustrating.

Hence why I wanted to push forth the question, what is your rock?

Because having that will keep you going during the toughest times.

My answer, personally, is twofold depending on if you are talking about my youth or recent

history.

As readers of my cerebral palsy memoir Off Balanced know, at 14 years old I had back

surgery.

An unintended consequence emerged when my right leg became temporarily paralyzed.

I spent a week in the hospital bedridden before moving to a children rehabilitation center

where I spent three weeks as an inpatient and MONTHS as an outpatient.

It would've been even longer if I didn't already have a private physical therapist.

Imagine that!

Being 14 years old, the summer before you enter high school, and having your right leg

paralyzed.

Unable to get out of bed by yourself, use the bathroom by yourself, go up and down steps.

At the time the doctors weren't sure if the damage was permanent.

Scary stuff, right?

Yet the idea I may never walk again never crossed my mind.

What kept me going during these scary and challenging days, my ROCK, was simply my youthfulness.

You woke up each day, worked hard, and did what the nurses, doctors, and therapists told

you to do.

What else was there to do?

In my young mind there was no other option.

These days what gets me through, my rock, is different.

Whether mustering the emotional courage to put my personal story out there or pushing

my physical limits of what's "reasonable" by completing a marathon, I am driven by the

desire to help others.

Just letting someone else know that they are not alone or help them rethink what is possible!

Or, "service" as the teacher said after listening to my answer.

Now what about you?

What is your rock?

What gives you the will to continuously battle CP?

Please leave your answer in the comments section.

While you are at it, go ahead and hit that thumbs up icon if you've liked this video.

For more from me, make sure you subscribe to my channel here, in case you haven't

already.

And for a detailed account of my experiences growing up, you can check out my CP memoir

Off Balanced, available on both the Kindle and Nook.

I'll leave the links in the description.

Until then, remember.

Don't blend in.

Blend out!