Waching daily Jun 26 2018

Hey guys, in this video we're going to be doing an updated look at what platform is

best to use when building your eCommerce store.

Is it Shopify or WooCommerce?

For most people, especially my subscribers here at Wholesale Ted, there are five key

questions that they want answers to before deciding which platform is best for them.

One: Which one requires the least startup money?

Two: Which will cost you the most money in the long-term?

Three: Which is cheaper if you plan on building multiple stores?

Four: Which is easiest for beginners to use?

And five: What has the best dropshipping plugin?

If you guessed that I'm going to be answering these five questions on this video, you have

guessed right.

All right, so let's jump straight into it.

Question one: Which requires the least startup money?

Now this is kind of debatable.

You could argue that WooCommerce does, but for most people they're going to find that

Shopify will cost them the least amount of money to get started.

Now with Shopify you have two options.

You can pay for your plan on a monthly basis, or you can pay for a whole year with a discount.

For most users the Shopify basic plan is perfect, and they don't need to purchase a bigger subscription

plan.

If you select the monthly basic plan that means that you can get started for just $29.

You'll still need to purchase a domain name of course, and the easiest solution for most

people is to purchase it with Shopify.

If you do that a domain name is going to cost you $14.

So in total you could get started with a Shopify store today for just $43.

Now let's compare that to WooCommerce.

Now on the surface WooCommerce should be the cheapest, because it's free.

Right?

After all WooCommerce is just a free WordPress plugin and that always attracts a lot of people,

because well free, free, free.

Everybody loves free, but it's not actually free, because you still need to purchase web

hosting for your store, and that costs money.

Now in the past you could get away with using super cheap web hosting from places like iPage.

The reason for that was that an SSL certificate was not necessary, and super cheap web hosting

like iPage did not include it.

However, some recent changes in 2017 made having an SSL certificate basically necessary.

If you don't include it then Google and Chrome will now flag your site as not secure.

So now more than ever, it is no longer an optional expense.

Now in my updated 2018 tutorial where I taught everybody how to create a WooCommerce dropshipping

store, and you will find a link to that in the video description below, the web hosting

that I used as part of it was SiteGround.

The startup plan from SiteGround is perfect for most people, and it includes an SSL certificate.

Now while you can choose to get a month trial for $3.95, they make you pay an additional

hefty fee of $14.95.

After the first month they will re-bill you for a one year subscription plan anyway.

You can't pay monthly ongoing.

So most people won't want to select this and will just skip to the one year subscription

plan of $47.40.

Which of course, is more money than Shopify's $29.

I also find that a lot of beginners prefer to purchase their domain names through their

web hosts, and the reason for this is because if you do that it will automatically connect

your domain name to your web host.

Which makes it a lot easier during the setup process.

With SiteGround, this is also more expensive then Shopify.

Costing $15.95.

That means for most people getting started with SiteGround, they're going to be spending

$63.35.

Which is more expensive than getting started with Shopify.

Just a quick note, if you're on super tight budget and are willing to learn about connecting

domain names to your store, you can buy .com domain names from Namecheap for just $10.98.

However, I recommend that most beginners just spend the extra few dollars and purchase their

domain names through either Shopify or SiteGround to make it easier.

Question two: What will cost you the most money in the long-term?

There is absolutely no contest here.

You are going to save far more money in the long-term with a WooCommerce store.

Now up front you're going to have to spend $47.40 to get your web hosting going, but

keep in mind that lasts for 12 whole months.

Whereas if you do the math a basic Shopify plan over 12 months is going to cost you $348.

Now you can save money by purchasing a 12 month subscription in advance, but the savings

are only 10%, so it's still going to be costing you $313.

$47 or $313?

I wonder which is cheaper.

Oh I know, $47 is cheaper.

WooCommerce definitely wins here.

Question three: Which is cheaper if you plan on opening multiple stores?

A question that we get asked occasionally is, whether you can open more than one store

on a Shopify account?

The answer is no you can't.

If you open a store called Brewer Treats on Shopify selling coffee accessories, you can't

also go and create a new store called Perfect Goodies selling cat trinkets.

You would have to open one Shopify plan for $29 a month Brewer Treats, and then you would

have to open an additional $29 a month account for Perfect Goodies.

All in all you would be paying $58 a month for both of these stores.

Now let's compare that to WooCommerce.

Most people are usually only looking to start a single store.

Which is why I recommend the startup plan with SiteGround as it's the cheapest, but

a limitation with it is that it only lets you host a single website.

What you could instead choose to do is purchase the GrowBig plan, which lets you host as many

websites as you like on a single account.

This will cost you $5.95 billed annually.

Which means you'll be paying up front $71.40, and you will get hosting for as many sites

as you like for 12 months.

Now, true fact here, price is not everything.

Which is what I'm about to get into, but if you are very price sensitive then there is

no contest.

WooCommerce is definitely cheaper than Shopify.

Question four: Which is the easiest for beginners to use?

Just like there was no contest for the last question, there is no contest for this one

here.

Shopify is by far the easiest for beginners.

Shopify has genuinely revolutionized the world of eCommerce.

It has never been so simple and easy for beginners to create stores.

If you follow along with my Shopify video tutorial you can have a professional looking

dropshipping site up and running in less than an hour, and you can find a link to that tutorial

in the description below.

Now there are many reasons why Shopify is a lot nicer and easy to use, but a very major

point here is that Shopify was only created for the sole purpose of making eCommerce stores.

That is it.

That is all Shopify does.

If you want to turn your store into a completely different website then you are just out of

luck, because the only thing that Shopify does is build beautiful stores.

Now let's compare that to WooCommerce.

Now the thing about WooCommerce is that it is simply a plugin that plugs into WordPress,

which was initially built to build blog sites, and then it turns that into an eCommerce store.

So before you can install WooCommerce, you actually have to install WordPress on your

site, and turn it into a blog site.

You then install the WooCommerce plugin into your WordPress blog, which adds functionality

that turns it into an eCommerce store.

Now if this is already confusing you then you should just stick to Shopify.

So because of the facts that you are taking what was initially supposed to be blog software,

and now turning it into a eCommerce store, the interface and the menus are quite awkward

and difficult for beginners to navigate to use.

There will be still lots of blog options, settings and features installed and available

to them that are not relevant to them.

Which makes it confusing and distracting.

The interface is not intuitive.

Plus it is a lot more glitchy, and I can not emphasis that enough.

That's because of the fact that WordPress is not well optimized for WooCommerce.

Whereas Shopify is incredibly streamlined, incredibly optimized, and has basically no

glitches at all.

Plus even if you do run into problems you get access to 24/7 support.

You can contact Shopify directly through either phone or live chat, and get someone to help

you right then and there.

The Shopify support is incredible.

They will literally hold your hand and walk you through the process step by step, but

if you go with WooCommerce you are on your own.

After all, it is a free plugin.

There is no one there to hold your hand.

Question five: Which one has the best Aliexpress dropshipping plugin?

Now most of my subscribers here at Wholesale TED are interested in creating eCommerce stores,

because they want to run Aliexpress dropshipping stores on them.

So this is a very relevant question for them.

For Shopify, the best dropshipping plugin is Oberlo, and for WooCommerce it is AliDropship.

The honest truth is that Oberlo is the best of the two.

First of all, it requires no startup investment with Oberlo, unlike AliDropship.

Which costs $89 to purchase.

Now this is a one off purchase, which is something to keep in mind.

Once you are making more than 50 sales a month you will start having to pay a $29 a month

fee with Oberlo, but once you get to the point where you're making 50 plus sales a month

the the $29 a month plan shouldn't be a problem for you.

And AliDropship definitely has more glitches than Oberlo.

Now, don't get me wrong.

What the AliDropship team created was quite remarkable, but like how WordPress was not

build to be optimized with the WooCommerce plugin, WooCommerce was not built to be optimized

with the AliDropship plugin.

Whereas Shopify actually acquired Oberlo in May of 2017.

It means then that Oberlo is incredibly well optimized for Shopify.

It integrates like a dream, and it is basically glitch free.

So there guys go.

There are definitely some advantages to using WooCommerce money wise.

I also understand that some people are always going to choose it anyway, because they like

using WordPress in general, but ultimately I do think that Shopify is going to be the

right platform for most of my subscribers because of the fact that it is cheaper and

easier to get setup initially and get selling.

Thanks for watching.

If you would like more videos about making money selling online then be sure to subscribe

to Wholesale TED, and click that little notification bell next to it so that you don't miss out

on any of our videos.

And if you would like even more dropshipping training then you should be sure to download

our free ebook, How To Make $10000 A Month Online With Dropshipping.

You'll find a link on how to download it in the video description below.

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Its Time for a Montage - High Tunnel Build - The Project List - Duration: 5:50.

hi I'm Mike we have one more day of work left on the high tunnel

we're waiting on doors to come in and then it's time to put on the plastic and

wrap up this portion of the project list on our Wyoming Life

welcome back to the project list we have let the list be taken over by building

of the new high tunnel over the last few weeks there are jobs piling up behind it

and that's not good but then again that's kind of life around here things

seem to take priority and you find yourself out in the shop late at night

trying to make up lost time some projects go on forever well at

least what seems like forever weather time and other jobs sometimes team to

get in the way and the high tunnel project has been a perfect example of

that we started the project over a month ago by breaking ground on a new season

extender for Aaron's gardens giving her a place to further her winter growing

and now as we're at the end of it we can breathe a little sigh of relief make a

final push and get it done we left off last time as we are framing out the end

walls after placing the hoops and tying them all together over the past couple

of weeks we've had more rain slowed us down but now that the weather seems to

have broken and with branding and haines coming up and it's coming up fast

there's no more time to mess around and it's time to buckle down on this

building this is where this video is gonna be a

little bit different I have to get out and get this thing wrapped up we have a

few days of nice weather and frankly I'm tired of it looming over my head so

today you get a montage of getting the end walls up and complete which took a

few days of steady work while you're watching

I'll be out wrapping things up plastic hopefully goes on tomorrow and our next

video which will be out in a couple days will be putting on plastic and getting

the whole thing done thankfully Aaron will be able to start planting in here

and then it's off to the next thing let for now enjoy and I'll be back with you

in a couple minutes and I'll let you in on our next steps

with our windows on this end anyway to let in the late day Sun we're now on our

way to pick up our nine-foot garage doors to be installed on each end then

we can finish closing up the end walls and get our channel installed that'll

actually hold the wiggle wire which oddly enough holds on all the plastic

the end will be free be here for you on Thursday we're gonna put out to put this

monstrosity behind us and well actually not really because this is just the

beginning of a whole lot of work that's gonna take place in the side here but

maybe I can forget about it for a day or two wouldn't that be nice thanks for

coming along once again be sure to join us this weekend as we can't put off

branding any longer we're going to be live-streaming the entire process on

Saturday rain or shine we have a few returning players from last year

including Sam a former ranch hand who's on leave from the Army where he's

stationed in Hawaii you may remember him from last year as he took a hit for the

team I hope to see you then make sure you follow us on Facebook or Instagram

for updates and I apologize for cutting this one short today but I haven't

figured out how to add more hours to the day but when I do you'll be the first to

know we'll see on Thursday for the final venture into the high tunnel building

and until then have a great week and thanks for joining us in our Wyoming

life

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Let's make a Personal Wellness Tool!! - Duration: 7:04.

I swear I'll buy a mic soon. Just turn on the captions in the mean time!! Pleaassee <3

COMFY TALKS!!

HELLOOOOOO

WELCOME BACK TO COMFY TALKS!!

uhm.... hahahdcibuedc

Today we're gonna be making a Personal Wellness Tool

This is for you

personal.... personal list

personal....

tool list that you can use

to either stay well mentally or physically

it's all up to you

this list is meant to stay well(?)

*realizes what I said doesn't make sense*

*CUT*

*AND*

*ACTION*

It's meant for people to be able to stay well

and achieve their goals etc.

things like that

usually when people use this list

they put things like support on their list

physical activities

just things that make you feel good.

When you're not in a good position in life,

maybe you're feeling down

and you're going through some troubles

you can always look back at this list and

see what makes you feel well

So for this list

we're gonna be doing, "How to stay well mentally"

It's always gonna be a personal list, like I said.

So anything that I put on my list

is not.... doesn't have to be on your list

This is personal.... personalized list FOR YOU

or for another person

ANYONE

It's.... for them only

What one thing works for someone may not work for someone else

OKAY!! Let's start!!

So we just have to identify things that make you feel good

things that you do when you're happy

SO FOR EXAMPLE

Something that makes me feel good

is going outside!!

So....

I made a list for myself

and I'm going to put on the first one:

going outside.

*WRITING WRITING WRITING WRITING*

Going outside is something where you can just-

You don't have to go outside with anyone

It's okay if you go outside alone

Even if it's for like x2

five minutes

If that makes you feel good you can go do that

It's not something that you have to stay outside for like hoouurrss

or something

just

*shrugs**idkman*

breathe fresh air

Take out the trash or something I don't know

It makes me feel good I put that on my list

Something else that may make me feel good is

lying down on the ground(floor)

of my room

That is something you can do

I recommend it

When I'm not feeling good

It also helps with your back

If you have back problems or something

you can lie on the ground

for a little while and that actually helps you

It also helps to relax

It's just.... lie down on the ground for like five minutes or ten

close your eyes

listen to music

do.... anything you want

and rviubdsjcfnsio

and it's relaxing

it helps you!!

so you can do that too!!

*SMILE HELLO*

SOMETHING ELSE

THAT'S GOOD FOR YOU

Drinking lemon water!!

NOT lemonade!!

like....

Lemon water

no sugar

just lemon!!

squirt it in water or something

that's good for you!!

It helps your skin too!!

and it's refreshing

It's just refreshing. Good for you so

I'm gonna put that on my list!!

Something else that also helps me feel good is

dancing or singing

you can talk to people

or take a nap

sleeping makes people feel good

If that makes you feel good you can put that on your list as well

just

take

note that whatever is on your list

is something that you can go back to

when you're not feeling good

and look over and say,

"Oh I can do this now." or "I can do this later!"

and it'll make you feel more relaxed and good about yourself

It's not something you have to do every single day

but

something that you just look back to

look over

and occasionally do

*HANDS UP* *EXCITE*

DRAWING!!

I like drawing!!

You can do that too!!

If you want

It doesn't have to be like....

You don't have to be good at drawing to draw

Just draw like....

flowers, little landscapes, or anything you want-

BUTTERFLIES!!!!

I have butterflies on my wall

and flowerrss

and a little bird!!

You can do that!! You can do anything!!

THAT

that

ANYTHING YOU WANNA DRAW YOU CAN DRAW THAT

fciwbdk idk

like buy a coloring book if you want and just color it in

yea?

SOMETHING ELSE

I really recommend buying a candle!!

It's

really

relaxing

Just get a candle with a scent that you like

Light it in your room.

You can turn of the lights and turn on a lamp or something

It's relaxing!!

It really helps

relax your mind from whatever you're doing after

like a tired day- You're tired

Light a little.... it feels good

It's nice

and also I recommend a journal

you can write a journal

A journal is not something you have to write every. single. day.

It's just something that if something happens

that you find important

or something happens and you're like,

"Oh I should- I want to remember this!!"

Just write it down!!

Write it down with a date or something

and back in the future(?)

or.... in the future

not back(obviously)

You can look back at it and say, "I DID THIS, WOW"

*Also a great tool to just throw out all your feelings if you don't want to talk to anyone about something*

You don't have to be continuing

to write that all the time

so... A JOURNAL!! I recommend that <3

So this list doesn't have to be a long list

You can write whatever you want

You can always add to it. You can always take off from it.

So I'm done with my list (for now)

I'm just gonna....

decorate it....

with....crayons....twisters

*heheeee*

*WAAAAAA*

I'M DONE!!

*shows camera even tho it's mirrored*

*WAIT NO IT ISN'T*

That's my Personal Wellness Tool!!

You can do your own

You can decorate it if you want!!

Better than mine obviously

I just did like quick doodles

on mine

I drew a kite....

yea....

SO

I hope you guys enjoyed this video

and if you guys wanna subscribe or like this video

I will appreciate it a lot

A LOT!!

*I MEAN IT!! HELP A LOST CHILD BE FOUND*

Thank youuuu *waves*

I'll hopefully update more tips on

identifying when you're feeling bad(and what you can do)

SO THANK YOU BYYEE!!

<3 Thanks for watching <3

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How to add an Admin to Your LinkedIn Company Page Advertising Account (Marketing Solutions) - Duration: 3:04.

Brenda Meller: Hi this is Brenda Meller with Meller Marketing.

Today's Linkedin tip will walk you through the steps on adding a second admin into your

Linkedin advertising, or marketing solutions.

Let's walk through these steps.

First what I'd like you to do is click on the work icon, and underneath that you could

either click on Advertise right here, or you can scroll down and click on Advertise.

Either one of those will take you to the right page.

Brenda Meller: Now it's a little bit confusing here.

What we're actually going to do is go ahead and click on Create Ad, and this will allow

us to access the marketing solutions area of your Linkedin campaign manager.

Now, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go into my Meller Marketing account, and I will do

so by clicking on Brenda's Ad Account here.

Then, up at the top of the screen, you're gonna look for the gear icon and go ahead

and click on that icon.

Underneath, you'll see a menu of options and what I'd like you to do is click on Manage

access, and here you'll see all of the individuals who currently have access to your Ad account.

And you can see I have my name.

I'm the billing admin and I also am set up as an account manager.

So, I can see everything that is accessible within my account.

Brenda Meller: Now, I'm gonna go ahead and add a user to the account, and for the purposes

of this exercise I'm gonna add my husband, Christopher Meller.

I use Chris a lot in my examples for my various Linkedin activities, and I'm sure he doesn't

mind.

So, you can see underneath here, right now it says Campaign Manager, and it says that

with that access, "User can create and edit campaigns, status, bid, budget, and creative

ad details."

Now, if I click on Account Manager you can see it also says that it controls billing

history, settings and user access.

So, that's that higher level that I currently have.

If I go under Creative Manager, you see here that user can add and edit creative ad details

like headline, image and copy, and finally there's an access level called Viewer where

user can view campaigns, creative ad details and download account reports.

Brenda Meller: So, depending on the level of access you need that individual to have,

you can look at any one of those options.

But for the purposes here I'm gonna go ahead and click on Viewer access for Chris and I'm

gonna go ahead and click on Give access, and then Save changes.

Now, the next time that Chris accesses his Linkedin account, he'll go through the same

steps here.

I'm gonna take you back to your Linkedin home page here, show you those steps again.

So, again, we're gonna go under Linkedin.com and after you've logged in you'll go under

your work icon, click on Advertise, and then click on Create Ad, scroll down to your section

of your business and click on the Ad Account there.

Then he would now have access into this area of the account.

Brenda Meller: Hopefully that's been helpful for you.

Again, this is Brenda Meller and today's Linkedin tip, again, was how to add access to give

someone admin privileges to your advertising section on Linkedin Marketing Solutions.

I hope this has been helpful for you.

You're watching this in YouTube.

Please do subscribe to my channel so you can get regular updates like these in the future,

and have a great day.

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CHAMELEON ATTACKS ROBYN IN GILI TRAWANGAN (SHOPPING, ICE CREAM) | INDONESIA VLOG #8 - Duration: 6:26.

(Brad growls)

(Robyn screams)

- [Robyn] What are you doing, you spaz?

(upbeat music)

- We're here catching a horse and carriage

to the other side of the island

and our horse and carriage has just arrived.

(both laugh)

Our horse and carriage has just arrived.

Which one are we gonna go with?

- [Robyn] Let's let him decide.

- Alright, alright.

How cool is this? We're booking a horse

and carriage on Gili T to get from this side

of the island to the other side of the island.

I love it.

I love this horse.

- [Robyn] Can you take us to the place where the shops are?

I mean shops, like, the surf shop

and the pharmacy and like the centre.

They're cool.

(upbeat music)

(Brad whinnies)

(Brad whinnies)

- And again.

(Robyn whinnies)

(Brad whinnies)

- There it is! That was a good one!

- Ah, good.

- That was a good one.

(Brad whinnies)

- That is a good one.

(Brad whinnies)

- Now I'm gonna be--

(Robyn barks)

(Brad laughs)

- What the fuck is that?

- [Robyn] It's a poodle.

- Okay, so now we're at this place here, 69 Slam.

Apparently, fashionista here, by the way,

12 years working for Armani, says it's good.

- [Robyn] Perfect!

- [Brad] Oh, it's got the person watching.

You're on my level, you're on my level.

- Do you have bikinis that have a thin line? Just one line?

- Line?

- Like one.

- [Robyn] The African!

- Elephants. Of course, the South African girl is gonna go

with the bikini that has elephants on it.

I'm not surprised.

What, you're not going for the elephants now?

- Just let me look.

- She's having a look, we'll be here for three hours.

You guys watching this, you guys watching this?

- [Robyn] What do you think of...

- What?

(both laugh)

What about this one? I like this one.

- [Robyn] Okay.

- [Brad] It's super bright and colourful. I like that one.

Do you like that one? I think it looks nice.

- [Robyn] Yeah.

- Yeah, that's nice. That's super nice.

Do you think they go together?

- Because of the white?

You could get the white or it's this.

- [Brad] I trust you to know all this.

I'm like helping out the best I can here, I really am.

(upbeat music)

(Brad growls)

(Robyn screams)

- [Robyn] What are you doing, you spaz?

(both laugh)

Do you have my phone?

- Yeah, it's in my pocket.

Alright, we're finished, she's happy. Three bikinis.

How much did you spend? One point one?

1.1 million Rupiah.

Thank you very much.

How happy are you?

- I'm so happy!

- She bought three bikinis.

Actually, I bought two, I mean one, and she bought two.

She's happy.

(Robyn whinnies)

(Brad whinnies)

We're buying ice cream, everybody.

- Yeah, because we've been changing our experience.

- We're buying ice cream.

Last night, we had the shittest ice cream ever.

- [Robyn] Look look, sherbet, sherbet.

- [Brad] And now, look at this.

Wait wait wait wait wait wait wait.

(Brad whinnies)

(both laugh)

We've got Ferrero Roche, Snickers, Oreo.

I like the Snickers more. Snickers, Snickers.

Oh, oh yes!

Heaven in a cup.

Heaven in a cup.

- [Man] Enjoy!

- [Brad] Thanks man.

- Enjoy.

- [Brad] Thank you. Thanks man, appreciate it.

Going in for the first bite, first bite.

Which one is it?

- Oh my gosh, oh my gosh.

- [Brad] Salted caramel?

- Oh my gosh.

- [Brad] Salted caramel?

- Oh, like, you have no idea.

- [Brad] Is it that good?

- It's sensational. Here, try.

- Let me try.

Mmm, that's really good. That's really nice.

- [Robyn] I know, right?

- That's really nice, give me some more.

- No more! This is... oops this is mine.

(upbeat music)

- We had ice cream, it was amazing.

So much so that I had a second serving of the Snickers.

Absolutely amazing.

We're in Gili T now, we're walking down the road

that's pretty much the road that runs

around the entire island here in Gili T.

And we're just walking right now.

(upbeat music)

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Understanding Mortgage Rates - Duration: 2:06.

Mortgage rates can fluctuate from day to day.

Wonder what's driving those rates higher or lower? Let's take a look! There are a

couple types of influencers that come from the market. First is inflation which

is the rate at which prices for goods and services rise. Higher inflation

usually means higher mortgage rates, while lower inflation usually means

lower mortgage rates. Mortgage rates can fluctuate based on economic activity.

General rule of thumb: bad economic news equals lower interest rates. Good

economic news equals higher interest rates. Traditionally the Ten-Year

Treasury is the best indicator whether mortgage rates will rise or fall. If it

goes up, expect mortgage rates to rise. If it goes down, expect mortgage rates to

follow suit. Lastly, in any industry when there's a high demand, it usually drives

prices higher. When lenders are busy, rates tend to go higher. When business

slows down, rates typically go lower. Now it's not just the market that influences

your rate. Your personal finances and loan needs play a part too. The biggest

factor determining your interest rate is your credit score. Work to raise your

credit score and you could get a lower interest rate. When you have a lower

credit score, you usually get a higher mortgage rate. Another factor is down

payment. A larger down payment typically means a lower interest rate and

vice-versa. Lenders believe it's less risky to loan you money when you have

more invested in the property. Rates can vary according to the type of loan or

property type. For example, fixed vs. adjustable. You can get a lower interest

rate with an adjustable rate mortgage (an ARM) than you would if you had a

fixed-rate mortgage, but an ARM may increase over time. Generally, a shorter

term loan has a lower interest rate than a loan with a longer term. The type of

property you purchase affects your interest rate as well. Primary homes

typically qualify for the lowest rates, whereas other properties have a higher

rate because they create a greater risk to the lender. Now that you understand

what drives interest rates, you're ready to take the next step towards

homeownership. Give New American Funding a call today and let's get you started.

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The Key to Recognizing & Destroying Cancer | Can you beat cancer with nutrition? Dr. Patrick Quillin - Duration: 8:57.

Ty Bollinger: Can you beat cancer with nutrition?

Not according to many conventional cancer doctors.

But our good friend Dr. Quillin thinks differently, and has years of experience working with cancer

patients to back this up.

Charlene Bollinger: Make sure you stay on to hear Dr. Quillin's story of two cancer

patients with the same diagnosis of multiple myeloma.

One lived only 18 months, while the other lived 14 years.

Find out what they did differently.

Let's have a look at our slides, please. Green button.

There we go.

What we're looking at here is "Beating Cancer with Nutrition."

We're going to talk about a well-nourished cancer patient can better manage the disease

and its therapies.

So, what I share with you is nutrition is not sole therapy against cancer.

It is essential, but it's not sufficient.

Patrick Quillin: So, nutrition should be an important part of everybody's integrative

comprehensive cancer treatment.

And a well-nourished—then a healthy human body is self-regulating and self-repairing.

What you'll see before we're through here is that miracles are going on in your body

every second, every day, and it's your job to nourish them.

So, what are we going to do here?

What's our outline?

Losing the War on Cancer.

We will spend very little time on that.

We'll talk about self-repairing mechanisms for cancer, major health vectors, nutrition

in cancer treatment, foods to eat, supplements, and wrapping it up.

That's where we're headed for the next few minutes.

So, what's the big picture?

Without your health, nothing else matters.

That's the big picture.

We have Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, Glenn Frey, co-founder of the Eagles.

Both of them incredibly talented people, both of them very wealthy, both died before their

time.

Both lost their health, and I guarantee you, they would have given every dime they had

if they could have gotten their health back.

If you don't have your health, nothing else matters, and that's what we're here to

talk about.

So, what is this healthcare boondoggle we have?

We spend three trillion dollars a year on what we call healthcare.

It's actually "Symptom management with dangerous drugs" is what it really is.

And so, the healthcare system looks at trauma care, emergency room, or chronic care.

Trauma care, we get an A+.

If you're in any big city hospital in the world, trauma care is brilliant.

The other day, I applied for some dance lessons, and on the form, it said "Who to call in

case of an emergency."

And I wrote in "A very good doctor."

I don't see how any of my family members are going to do me any good.

So, trauma care is doing very well.

On the other hand, chronic care is not doing so well.

Cancer, heart disease, diabetes, etcetera, we get somewhere between a C and an F, depending

on how you rate it.

Richard Nixon said that "We will have a cure for a major cancer by the bicentennial."

We don't have one.

Still don't, 45 years later, 800 billion in research of your money, and two trillion

in therapies, we're not there.

Increasing incidence of cancer in the U.S.

In the year 1900, five percent of Americans would develop cancer in their lifetime.

Today, it's 40%.

We're doing something wrong.

And I could spend 45 minutes as an autopsy on the War on Cancer, but I won't do that.

I'm just going to give you a couple of slides.

The first one here is from Guy Faguet, who was a board-certified oncologist who spent

his career at the National Cancer Institute, and when he retired, he wrote this book: The

War on Cancer: Anatomy of Failure.

This is from an insider.

What he said is that chemotherapy is curative in about two percent of cancer.

I think prayer does better than that.

But wait, it gets worse.

A recent study came out and they said "Actually, chemotherapy not only doesn't cure the cancer,

it probably causes metastasis of the cancer."

What happens typically is patient comes in, doctor says "We're going to do chemo."

Three months later, everybody's dancing in the streets.

"Your cancer has shrunk by 50%.

This is wonderful."

Six months later, they say "You know?

The cancer seems to be chemo-resistant.

Now it's twice the size it was in the beginning."

And we know why.

Literally, there is an aberrant effect of chemo on the cancer cells that induces metastasis.

A couple of patients, both were white males with multiple myeloma.

The gentleman on the left went—I worked with him extensively, diet, supplements, lifestyle.

He went through some medical therapies.

He lived 14 years, of which at least 13 years was excellent quality of life, which is well

beyond the two years that's expected with multiple myeloma.

The gentleman on the right, same thing, multiple myeloma.

But his oncologist said, "If you do any of this nutrition stuff, then I won't treat

you."

And he died 18 months later, with his wife pregnant with twins.

Capitalizing on the abnormalities of cancer.

This is where we're going to win the War on Cancers.

We know that the—we can exploit the differences between cancer and healthy cells.

And you're going to hear a lot more about this in the next three days.

What we have is there's a four-fold increase in glucose metabolism in cancer cells.

We can starve the cells.

We know that they generate lactic acid.

We can change the pH.

We know that they're somewhat anaerobic, they're more like hypoxic, they use less

oxygen.

We can oxygenate the tissue and then change things.

Here's how we're really going to win the War on Cancer, folks.

There are extraordinary mechanisms inside of you that recognize cancer.

Since the dawn of time, cancer has been with us.

And what the War on Cancer has taught us is that the average adult has had about six bouts

of cancer in a lifetime, and yet, your body recognizes and destroys those cancer cells

for at least 60% of the population.

And here's how it does it.

And what the pathologists will tell us is that health deteriorates into anaplasia, metaplasia,

dysplasia.

These are all abnormal cells.

Not good, but not ugly yet.

Neoplasia is cancer and then metastasis.

So, there's 50 shades of gray in between health and full blown cancer, and there's

a deterioration going on, and there is a ball rolling downhill in which we have—these

are the mechanisms built in to help your body prevent this deterioration from occurring.

DNA repair, for instance.

Vitamin D. The experts told us to avoid the sun.

Now we have epidemic proportions of vitamin D deficiency.

Vitamin D regulates 20% of the human genome, and many other nutrients.

Fish oil, selenium, folate, etcetera.

We're deficient in all of them.

Cell-to-cell communication.

Vitamin A is involved in that.

Macrophage engulfing.

Gobble up the cancer.

Apoptosis.

Programmed cell death.

Cancer cells forget to die.

We can induce that with things like vitamin E succinate and ellagic acid.

Collagen encapsulation.

If you can't kill the thing, wrap it in a tough envelope.

The body can do that.

Anti-angiogenesis.

Tumor necrosis factor.

These are just some of the many elegantly described mechanisms in the human body that

have all been elucidated in the best universities on the planet, and we know they're driven

by diet.

And so, we find that indole-3 carbinol, which is in cauliflower, broccoli, can reverse cervical

epithelial neoplasia, the beginning of cervical cancer.

We know that vitamin E can reverse fibrocystic breast disease, folate and cervical dysplasia,

vitamin A and oral leukoplakia, calcium and colonic crypts, and we could go on with a

dozen more examples.

The point is, what you put into your body changes these mechanisms that allow us to

recognize and destroy cancer.

Ty Bollinger: Dr. Patrick Quillin, thank you so much.

As you heard in his lecture, nutrition actually does have a huge impact on your overall health.

We can reverse cancer in many instances with nutrition, with our food.

Charlene Bollinger: Absolutely.

And Dr. Patrick Quillin-- Ty has had the honor of going to his house to interview him.

Yeah, I'm so jealous.

I want to taste that food.

I watched Ty take-- Ty Bollinger: Don't be jealous.

Charlene Bollinger: Well I can't help it.

He's got like the best gardens in the world and he had this big long berry.

What was that?

It's not a blackberry.

Ty Bollinger: It wasn't a blackberry. Charity Bollinger: Mulberry.

Ty Bollinger: Come here!

Get over here Charity.

Charlene Bollinger: What was it?

A mulberry.

Oh she's so smart.

Ty Bollinger: Oh she's so pretty.

Charlene Bollinger: Aww Charity.

So it was a mulberry.

That's right.

Ty Bollinger: He had this big mulberry bush in his backyard.

He grows oranges, lemons, limes, figs...

Charlene Bollinger: Everything.

And I'll tell you.

If you've seen The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest, you've seen Ty interview him.

When he eats that mulberry, she has it etched in her heart and mind.

That's why you knew it. Huh, honey?

Ty Bollinger: Let's lift her up here so y'all can see her.

Charlene Bollinger: Aww ain't she cute.

Ty Bollinger: Thank you Dr. Patrick Quillin.

Charlene Bollinger: Yes, yes.

Ty Bollinger: We hope you all enjoyed it.

See you next time.

Charlene Bollinger: Yeah, until next time. God bless.

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Why People Don't Want To Buy From You - Duration: 4:08.

Hi!

I'm Sharon Jurd and welcome to my Biz Blitz video and today I want to talk to you about

why people aren't buying from you.

You might go, "I'm calling, calling, calling", "I'm seeing people", "I'm networking"

but they just don't want to buy from you.

Well, I'm about to share with you a few little tips and tricks around why that might

be the case.

Firstly, you don't need a load of clients.

What we tend to do as business owners is go out and try and get as many clients as we

can.

We're talking to everyone, calling everyone and we're busy but they are never going

to buy from you.

What you need are clients who are really wanting to change.

Who have a need, who have pain, who have a reason to move forward – all of those things

that for them go, "yes I need you".

If you are talking to people who don't have a need or don't have a pain then they're

not going to be the clients for you, they're not going to have the outcomes that they need

or you need and they are not going to give referrals and be raving fans.

Secondly, you need to ask lots of questions initially.

You can't just think that someone needs fixing, if they're standing in front of

you, breathing and have a cheque book, they need your product or service.

That's not the case.

Spend some time to have the opportunity to find out about this person.

Do they really have a need for your service or product?

Can you really help them?

You don't need to fix them but you may be able to help them.

I always say to my coaching clients that are in business or are coaches or speakers, make

sure you ask lots of questions.

When we're coaching, when my SMJ coaches are coaching, we do a very detailed personal

history.

We do a discovery session so we've got lots and lots of information about this potential

client to make sure that they are the clients for us so we can help them as much as we can.

If you don't have a lot of information about your client then you won't be able to help

them as best as you can.

And thirdly, choose your clients carefully.

After you've done the detailed personal history, after you've done the discovery

session, don't always say yes because they are standing in front of you because they

may not be the right fit for you and that's when you need to refer them out.

They may need someone who is more specialised in a different area.

It doesn't matter the amount of coaching you may do with them or the services you may

offer, you will never get them to the outcome that they need.

It's not ethical to take on a client that you can't help a hundred percent.

What I mean by that is, if you take on a client knowing in your heart you can't help them

a hundred percent then don't take them on.

Refer them out to somebody else.

Choose your clients carefully and make sure that those clients you are taking on you can

absolutely help a hundred percent.

So these are my shares for today.

Firstly, don't think that you need loads of clients.

You need clients who want to change.

Ask them lots of questions so you know how you can help them and then choose carefully

and make sure you're choosing the clients you can truly help.

I hope this video has helped you today.

If you think that this video would be of value to your friends, family or colleagues, please

share my video because I want to help as many people as I can and I need your help to do

that.

I'm Sharon Jurd and we'll talk soon.

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How to reach your goals ~ one step at a time, as fast or as slow as you need to go - Duration: 3:27.

Hello and welcome to this episode of "Carmen's Coaching Corner". My name is

Carmen Payne and I am the owner and creator of SOAR! Transformational Life

Coaching and today I'm actually on a hike in a park called North Mountain in

Phoenix Arizona and as I was wandering along the path. And you can see some

of it behind me, the thought came to my mind around sometimes you know when

we're going through our life and there's a goal that we want to achieve, sometimes

the path to getting there is not always clear for us and as I was going on this

path this is the first time I'm doing this particular trail, I have no idea

where the path is going, but I know that for me the goal is to just experience

and experience this new trail and just take it one step at a time and sometimes

my steps are normal, normal gate and other times I have to take smaller steps

because the trail is a little bit more treacherous and I don't want to slip and

fall and as we go on our life path and we want to achieve our goals oftentimes

that path to getting there can be a lot like hiking a trail that you've never

hiked before. You know sometimes you can see the path clearly in front of you and

other times like this. The way forward it's not always that clear

and so but however if you continue to walk the path the next step that the

place where you place yourself next it becomes clear to you. The path reveals

itself to you and you can just move forward towards your goal. So my coaching

today is around the message I'm trying to get across. Today in this video is

that just take one step if you have a goal that you want to achieve and you're

not quite sure how to get it there because you hope your plan isn't fully

lay down, you don't have all your steps completely figured out just take that

one step and then from there the next step will be revealed and then the next

step will be revealed just like if you go on a hiking trail that you've never

been before. You're just experiencing it for the

first time you know that there is an end to this trail, you just need to follow

the path that's revealed to you one step at a time and then and even if as my

coach and mentor Lisa Nichols says if and even if it's a needlepoint move

you're still that much closer to where you want to be. So think about this when

you're thinking about your goals. Just don't be afraid to take that first step

because the path towards it will reveal itself to you as you take that journey,

as you embark on that path. So in love and light to you, Carmen Payne from SOAR!

Transformational Life Coaching. if you want to watch other videos that I've

created then please go to my website at SOARTLC.com

or you can email me at SOAR.TLC@gmail.com in love and light,

Carmen. To get started please call, or email me, or schedule an appointment on

my website.

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The Power of Visualization Part 1, How To Make An Effective Vision Board - Duration: 6:11.

Hello and welcome to this episode of "Carmen's Coaching Corner. My name is

Carmen Payne and I am the owner and creator SOAR! Transformational Life

Coaching and this week's episode is about visualization. So, how many of you

have created vision boards and then forgotten about them, or put them in a

corner somewhere, and just never looked at them once you've actually created

them? Or better yet you're looking at it and then you're frustrated by the fact

that what you're seeing when you're bored has not yet come into your reality.

Well for those of you who are new, who are new to vision boards, visuals are a

fun way to create images around what it is you want to bring into your reality.

What is you want to manifest, and you can create them on your own. There are tons

of tons of resources online showing you how to create a vision board, or better

yet if there's something locally near you who has vision board parties I

strongly recommend that you go because they're such a fun way to co-create

your vision with other people around you who are also creating their own vision

boards and you get inspired by what you see on other people's because

they'll make you think about things maybe you haven't considered for

yourself, that you're like, "yeah I want some of that in my life".

Or another way to do it is get together with your loved ones and sit together

and pick pictures of what it is you want to create as a family together and put

that on on a vision board. So I'm going to share with you today is

five suggestions on not losing track of your vision board once you've created it

and just keeping it in focus so that whatever it is you create you have more

chance of manifesting and bringing into your reality. So part one would be my

suggestion would be is to put your vision board where you can see it. I have

two vision boards I have one that's personal for my personal life, and then I

have one that I've created for my business

specifically. And the one for my business is in my office where I can see it every

day and the one that's personal to me is right by my bed side so every night

before I go to bed I see it and I look at it and I take it in and with my one

in my office I'll sit there and I'll look at it and just visualize what my

business would look like or feel like to me once what I have

on my board has actually come into my reality. So make

number one, make your vision board visible to you. Put it somewhere where

you're going to see it every day, that's gonna make you stop. look. and be inspired.

Okay step two is schedule time to sit with your board. Just spend five to ten

minutes every day looking at your board and imagining and just feeling what it's

like to have those things in your life as if they were happening right now,

right. Just feel, you know, you've got a picture of somewhere that you want to go

on holiday imagine what it would be like to be there, or if you've ever been on an

amazing vacation just sit in that emotion, sit in that energy of it and

just visualize you being in this new place that you've never been before that

you have on your vision board and just sit with that emotion and just feel into

what it would be like if you're experiencing it right now. The third step

is as you sit with your vision board think about what inspired actions are

you prepared to take as a result of what you're seeing on your vision board right.

And as you're seeing with it if anything comes into your mind like, "oh yeah I

should go do that" write that down and then take action on those inspired

thoughts that come to you that take you a step closer to where you want to be,

and what you want to achieve, and what you want to experience as a result of

what you've got on your vision board. Four is being gratitude being gratitude for

the things that you want to bring into your reality as if they're already

happening. I said that previously. If you can feel gratitude for things that are

on their way to you, you're more likely to take those

inspired actions and to be motivated to really make what you're seeing on your board

come and happen for you. And then five is just relax. Just relax

about it. Kind of just think about it like this. When you order a pizza

right to be delivered to your house you just order the pizza, and you have that

faith that somehow all the things that need to happen, all the

cooperation that needs to happen to receive your order, make your order, cook

your order, and then drive your order to your house ,it's going to happen you just

have faith that some at some point in the evening your pizza will arrive to

you. It's kind of like that with the things on your vision board. You make a

declaration that this is what I want to experience in my life and then you just

put that put it out there and you relax you just with the knowing that at some

point these things will come to you that there will be people, places,

opportunities, and events to bring you even closer to what you're manifesting

in your on your vision board. Okay, so number one place it where you can see it.

Number two schedule your time to sit with it and just take in everything that

you've got on your vision board. Number three as you sit with your vision board

notice what thoughts and inspired actions come to your mind, write them

down, and then go do them. Four being gratitude for the things that you want

to bring in, experience in your life as if they're already happening and five

just relax, let them bake, and cook, and come to you. If you found this process

useful for you please comment below the video I'd love to hear from you. If you

would like to receive coaching from me please contact me at SOAR.TLC@Gmail.com

l.com and if you have any ideas of what you'd like to see in future

"Carmen Coaching Corners" please drop me an email or go to my website and contact

me through there at SOARTLC.com As always in love and light to your

transformation, Carmen. To get started please call or email me

or schedule an appointment on my website.