Thứ Tư, 5 tháng 12, 2018

Waching daily Dec 5 2018

hey everyone this is Johnny from YOLO fire just a quick video on my net

worth statement as of December 1st 2018 if you want to follow along my journey

to achieving fire please subscribe to my channel Here's a screenshot of my

personal capital dashboard and as you can see I have a net worth of negative

158 thousand we have assets of 242 thousand, liabilities of 400,000 as you can see my

cash balance is higher than usual some of that is from the transfer over from

Robin Hood after I pay my speeding ticket I will deposit more into tasty

works and my investment account is in 200-something range that includes my m1

finance and stash accounts I will and the tasty work to that soon I guess they

just added I recently to link up the tastyworks account credit card

balances in the 12,000 range paid off one small one and my loans are three

hundred eighty seven thousand my mortgage is minus 157 K and change

student loans are at 230 and change my other assets include my guns and my

rental property which is obviously the bulk of that and that has gone down a

little my loans have gone up due to the interest on the student loans so my net

worth has gone down from last month just under a thousand dollars alright thanks

for watching see you back here next month for another net worth update

thanks

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HOW TO WEAR SHORTS IN FALL & WINTER // Petite Nymphe - Duration: 4:24.

Bonjour friends ! I'm Chloé from the blog Petite Nymphe and today I'm going to show you

six ways to wear shorts in fall and winter

For the first outfit I wanted to show you a monochromatic look. I chose black

but you can wear white, beige, brown, red or any color really! The key for an interesting

monochromatic look is to mix different textures as you can see I'm wearing

suede boots, a faux-leather jacket and a wool beret, to add texture to the look

Second outfit, I chose the two-piece set. It looks so cute and chic!

I'm wearing leggings underneath my shorts to keep warm

a tip for shorties like myself

wear boots that are the same color and texture as your tights! It makes your

legs look longer and longer

I apologize for the wrinkly shorts. This is a much more relaxed look! Thin black

paperbag waist shorts with a printed tee and an oversized cardigan

the interesting piece is the tights and the hat gives off just a little touch of cuteness

"A suit again?!" you'll say, well no! Believe it or not but the blazer and the shorts

are not from the same brand. The patterns are very similar though! I wanted to show

you that you can play with prints and patterns and you can play safe like me

by pairing very similar prints together here I stuck with the theme of checks

and plaid

Maybe I should have called it winter beige

Anyway, wearing light colored clothes is usually avoided by many

people in the cold weather which is such a shame! This outfit is just so cute!

With the knots around the waist. My tights and my boots are the same color, my hat and

my lipstick are the same color as well

This one I would not wear out! But I wanted to show you that you can have fun

with layering; and honestly I would wear this to a fun party! Please go to your

closet and have fun creating crazy yet cute outfits like this one!

I hope this video inspired you to wear shorts in the cold weather. Feel free to

add a coat to every outfit, by the way!

if you've liked this video leave a like,

comment which outfit was your favorite and please consider subscribing to my

channel

Bisous! (xo)

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Address Details - When not to add them to your resumes! - Duration: 3:26.

In this video I'll show you how you can add variations of your address details

so that you can display your address on one line or correctly formatted over

many lines. How and why you may want to obscure your exact address details on

your resume and cover letter. And when it's a good idea not to display your

address at all on your resumes and cover letters. Stay tuned.

Hi I'm Matt from zoodal.com where we have a unique resume builder with suggestions

to help you complete each section of your resumes and cover letters. The

Zoodal website will allow you to easily create professional and polished resumes

and cover letters in just minutes with the automatic formatting and styling. If

you're new here, subscribe to the Zoodal youtube channel and click on the like

and notification bell icons to receive our weekly videos on resumes, cover

letters and job interviews. Address details that can be included in your

resumes are the address details that a recruiter or potential employer can

contact you. If you're applying for jobs outside your city, state or region, it may

be a good idea to exclude the address from your resumes. The reasoning for this

approach is that a recruiter may notice that you're not local to the area and

dismiss your resume as a mistake. Another reason is that the recruiter may not

want to pay for or negotiate the relocation cost of your possible

employment. You can also partially hide your exact address by excluding the

street details so that only the city, state and post codes are displayed. The

reason for this is that you may want to publish your resume online and hiding or

not including your full address is a smart idea. Many employers contact

candidates by email so not including an address or obscuring your exact address

is a common choice of many job applicants. Typically, you won't have to

provide your address details so early in the recruitment process and excluding it

from your resumes will allow you to have more space for displaying your

employment history, skills, achievements and accomplishments. If you're a recently

graduated student it may be difficult to place a permanent address on your resume

and cover letter. A solution is to use your parents home address or the address

of a friend, so long as you have that friends permission.

Alternatively, you can use a post-office box. When you've decided on the address

you want to include on your resume, make sure the address is consistent across

all your job applications, cover letters, and social media pages. Having different

address details can lead to confusion for the recruiter and may cause the

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allows you to easily add different address details. You can format your

details across one line or over many lines. You can hide your exact address

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hunting.

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롱디 질색 서울남과 저돌적인 부산녀의 소개팅 [낮술남녀] EP7. 잘돼도 롱디 편 - Duration: 12:32.

Where do u think I live?

Mmm... *thinking*

It takes about an hour by airplane.

By any chance, do you live in _______?

Yeah.

Wow.

What do you think about that?

I don't think I can make a comment about that.

You can't?

Hello.

Well, this is awkward.

What is your name?

My name is Jung Haejin.

Jung Haejin?

I am 28 years old

and my name is Choi Cheolwon.

Cheolwon?

Yes, Cheolwon.

I think...

I think we need to take a shot to loosen up a bit.

Do you happen to have a symptom?

No, I just have a bit of a hand tremor.

I'll go first.

JUDGING FROM THE FIRST IMPRESSION CHEOLWON'S JOB IS EITHER A HAIR DESIGNER OR AN ADVERTISEMENT PRODUCER

I think you're an advertisement producer.

Yes. Correct.

Oh…

Your reaction is so...

seems like you weren't even curious.

No, no. You just kind of looked like it.

Really?

What is your age?

I am 23 years old.

Oh, 23 years old?

Yes.

And are you a student right now?

No, I am not a student.

I'm an airline staff.

Airline staff?

what kind of work do you do?

So I don't work on flights, but everything else in the airport.

Oh, you work at the airport?

Then Gimpo Airport?

Wrong!

Do I have to take a shot now?

Let's drink together

okay.

You are shaking again.

BETWEEN BODY VS FACE, WHEN CHEOLWON FIRST LOOKS AT A WOMEN, HE LOOKS AT ________.

Body.

Wrong. The answer is face

Oh, you're shaking less.

Because the bottle is leaning on the shot glass.

I think when I look at someone's face,

I look at their eyes a lot.

Oh...

I like people with pretty eyes.

Me too.

I think the sparkles in someone's eyes are important.

How about mine?

Your eyes?

They look very kind.

Kind and good-hearted.

Thank you.

Let's have another drink.

I need to get more comfortable.

Oh, what's your limit?

I'm okay to drink.

I think your alcohol tolerance is higher than mine.

I think so too.

HAEJIN CAN OR CANNOT SHOW HER BARE FACE TO HER BOYFRIEND?

Cannot.

Wrong.

Oh, you can show your bare face?

Before I couldn't.

This story needs more explanation...

but I kept thinking 'what if he gets disappointed in me.'

So I thought I needed to show my pretty face all the time

and we couldn't go out on dates for a long time.

But now when I think about it,

I am more comfortable now

and I want to spend more time with them.

And you want to meet a boyfriend who adores your bare face?

Yes. Exactly.

You don't like bare faces?

No, no.

I like that kind of relationship too.

Who cares if I see my girlfriend's bare face?

In my experience, even though I like that person, if we're not totally comfortable with each other,

we become more distant in the end.

I enjoy having a date at home and watching movies.

Dating at home?

Do you live alone?

Yes, I am currently living alone.

So I like dates at home,

and walk around the neighborhood in our flip flops,

go to the movies...

Just those kind of casual dates.

I see.

Do you not use casual speech?

Me?

Casual speech is more comfortable than formal speech.

Do you like speaking casually?

Yes.

Should we talk casually?

Yeah.

HAEJIN'S MOST CONFIDENT BODY PART IS _______.

Wait I gotta think about it…

Eyes?

My eyes?

Yes.

Wrong.

Take a shot.

Why did you say eyes?

Oh, because your eyes are pretty.

Oh, thanks.

Don't you hear that a lot?

That your eyes are pretty?

My mom has a nice nose,

so a lot of people say I got her nose

and say this part is high and pretty.

Oh so your nose prettiest.

Right here.

I shook it to show that its natural.

Yeah, your nose is pretty.

Thank you.

You look like this celebrity.

Who? Who?

Do you know rapper 'One'?

Oh, oh I see.

You look like One.

I've heard that a lot.

But slightly more masculine version of 'One'.

Oh, slightly more?

Want to drink?

Wow, you're not shaking anymore.

Oh, I am way more comfortable now.

Now that I've had a few,

I'm okay.

What is your alcohol tolerance?

My tolerance?

About 2.5 bottles of soju?

I like to drink.

Oh you do?

Yes, I like to drink and talk.

I think you need to drink to get to know a person.

Oh. Right...

You can have sincere conversation.

You get comfortable and show more of yourself.

So I always drink once or twice when I meet someone.

Once or twice?

Like when dating?

Yes, with someone I'm interested in.

Do you want to take a shot?

I think we need to drink more.

WHEN CHEOLWON MISSES HIS GIRLFRIEND, HE GOES TO SEE HER NO MATTER WHAT OR HE RESTRAINS.

You go no matter what.

Correct.

You have to see her?

What I mean is that when you're in a relationship of course you miss each other

But when I'm having a difficult time and miss her,

I'd be grateful to have her meet me.

What would you do if you have a girlfriend and she's abroad?

She's abroad after we're dating?

From the start.

From the time you met her, she's abroad.

I don't think I can be in a relationship with her.

You can't?

I don't like long distance relationships.

You don't?

I've given myself a limit of 40 minutes distance away.

40 minutes?

Then that means you have to be live within the same province, no matter what.

Yes

because when I miss her, I can go see her.

Right.

You're just agreeing so casually.

*laughs*

Where do you think I live?

Seoul is very big, you know?

I am pretty good at guessing these stuff.

I don't think you live in Seoul.

Incheon!

Incheon?

You work at an airport,

so I'm thinking like Incheon or Gimpo.

But there are so many airports.

guess where.

Incheon airport, Gimpo airport..

Are you from Busan by any chance?

Yeah.

(Seoul to Busan is about 5 hours car ride)

Wow...

I feel like I've just been pranked.

Wow for reals?

What do you think?

I couldn't even sleep to come up and do this.

I don't think I can even comment about this.

You can't?

Oh Busan. I see.

Your intensions dropped when you heard Busan huh?

No, it's not that.

Lots of people from the suburbs actually live in Seoul.

I would've thought same too if I were you.

It didn't even see that coming.

For reals, I couldn't even imagined that you were from Busan.

Oh really?

Yeah, I didn't know.

WHAT IS HAEJIN'S IDEAL WORK TO RELATIONSHIP RATIO?

There's no hint?

No, there isn't. Guess the answer, right now.

10 to 0?

Here...

What is 10?

Relationship.

I am 5 to 5.

5 to 5?

It's case by case depending on the job and the person.

There's a time when a job is more important and when a person is more important.

So I cannot divide something completely.

For instance, you got promoted for a job in a different location,

but you have to leave your boyfriend who is in Seoul,

would you go?

Oh.

I would stay in Seoul.

because I must be somewhat qualified to be promoted,

so I can probably find a great opportunity in Seoul too.

Even when you are in Seoul?

Yes, because I know that once I break up with my boyfriend,

I won't be able to meet him again.

Fact is person first?

If you said 6 to 4 ratio, you wouldn't had to drink.

HAEJIN CAN OR CANNOT MARRY BEFORE AGE 25.

Cannot.

Drink. Hurry up and drink.

I got it all wrong.

I am getting drunk now.

If I like someone, I can.

I always tell my mom that I want to get married early.

What's the reason?

I want stability and security with my family.

There are times when I am mentally insecure,

but getting married and having a family of my own,

I can depend on my husband.

I couldn't agree with you more.

Me too.

Right now I've been living alone for about 4 years.

And I work overtime a lot

and when I come home, no one is waiting for me at home.

I'm thinking what am I working for?

Kind of like empty feeling

So can you give your earnings to you wife?

Well, if we live together, it's all the same.

You were stuttering just now

Oh you caught me.

Your point is off when it comes to money.

No, we live together so…

I think we drank the most.

I know right?

Can you pour me a shot?

I'm worried I'm too sober.

It's the last one.

Last question.

COMPARED TO THE FIRST MOMENT HAEJIN HAS SAME OR DIFFERENT FEELINGS TOWARD CHEOLWON.

I think different.

Do I have to drink?

I am nervous now.

For your sake, I'll say different.

At first, I was so nervous,

I didn't have any thoughts.

I didn't even register your face, your eyes, nothing.

After some conversation,

I realized we just need to talk more.

We are from different areas too and after we talk about a lot of different things,

maybe our opinions will overlap.

Can I ask you too?

Yeah sure.

How do you feel about me?

Whoa, what is this? Out of nowhere.

Because you could have met someone else, but you met me.

The thing I'm worried about is...

I didn't consider about long distance relationship at all.

Right, I would've thought the same.

But we were able to have a nice conversation like talking and asking questions.

So gradually...

Oh really?

Is there anything you want to ask me as a last question?

Something I'm curious about?

Have you ever had a long distance relationship?

No.

They were all in Busan?

Yes.

So what do you think about meeting someone from far away?

I don't really care.

If I miss my boyfriend, I think I will go to see him.

Even if I can only see him for 30 minutes I will go.

I can try hard to not make him sad about not being able to meet me.

When is your train back to Busan?

Oh~ It's at 9pm.

Are you down?

Yes, I am down..

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... and when you look into a mirror

do you see a warm interior?

I'd rather be the king away (I'd rather be the king away)

than stay at home and be a slave (than stay at home and be a slave)

I'd rather be the king.

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Yoga Sutras of Patanjali: This is Why You Need to Study Them - Duration: 15:48.

Now the reason why I came to Rishikesh this time was to follow a yoga philosophy course.

I wanted to study the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali with my favorite teacher

Siddhartha Krishna

I met Siddharth Krishna several years ago in an ashram here in Rishikesh.

He was one of the philosophy teachers

and the first time that I came to one of his classes I was immediately impressed

I was impressed by his capacity to transmit with so much ease the teachings

of Vedanta, the teachings of the Vedas and the yoga philosophy, and by his

vast knowledge. During the class he can talk for hours and hours and hours

non-stop I actually made an interview of him a

few years ago. I'm gonna put the link to that interview in the description below

so you can get to know more about him. So now I'm going to show you a small talk

that I had with Siddhartha, a small interview where we talked a little bit about the

Yoga Sutras. He is explaining what is the best way to study the Yoga Sutras and

why we should study the Yoga Sutras. So I hope that will inspire you perhaps to

come to Rishikesh at some point in time and maybe follow a course with Siddhartha Krishna.

The yoga sutras are texts by, a collection of teachings, by

sage Patanjali which systematically presents

the theoretical as well as the practical aspects of yoga practice.

I think the

the most important reason why today we need to study the Yoga Sutras is because

without the study of the Yoga Sutras our practice of asana for example, which is

what is now known as yoga in today's world, becomes completely physical in

nature and totally limited to the body and we really lose

the purpose for which

these asana practices were developed by the masters. We lose to grasp that.

We will have no idea of the higher meaning how these asana practices are

not only beneficial to the physical body but they can also be used to benefit our

breathing pattern, to organize our emotions, our thoughts, our ideas, our

mind. All this can never be understood without studying the Yoga Sutras and

that's why I think it is extremely

important for any asana practitioner, if they want to go deeper into their

practice if they want to use their asana practice for some inner development,

personality transformation, peace of mind then they need to have a deeper inner

approach which can only come when they study the Yoga Sutras. This is how I

understand it, and

it is the most ancient text

which presents the yoga system, the philosophical system, the theoretical

aspect of yoga, coherently. What we find before him there are for example in

Charaka Samhita, which is an even more ancient text, there is one chapter on

yoga but it's not dedicated to all the aspects of yoga because that is an

Ayurveda text. We find yoga related practices, the word yoga itself, the same

definition given by Patanjali, also in the extremely ancient pre-buddhistic

Upanishads, but again it's scattered. It's scattered in different places, there is

Upanishads are not only texts on yoga, they are about many other things

and yoga just occurs in them sporadically here and there, but

Patanjali's text seems to be the first at least available text. There might have

been some others before him but they they haven't succeeded at least not in

their completeness. So Patanjali's work is the very first work that we have on

the topic of yoga and therefore it is deeply influential on anything that came

on, that came later on the topic of yoga

In terms of books there are so many books that have been written which can

be used to study the Yoga Sutras. Lately Edwin Bryant has come out with a

commentary on the Yoga Sutras in which he, he sort of really includes the

essence of most of the important Sanskrit commentaries and again it is

it is a highly praised work. People who have seen it they have, I have seen it myself

and not that I have gone through it everywhere but everyone who sees it

likes it, finds it quite interesting to read. It's a thick

book and yet not too detailed and my only disappointment with that book is

primarily limited to the preface because Edwin Bryant comes from

the ISKCON Hare Krishna background, so to me it seems that he brings too much

of the Gaudiya philosophy which is a 15th century philosophy developed after

the 15th century, after Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. He brings too much of it into

his understanding and perspective of the Yoga Sutras which, but maybe one could

say the same thing that I also, when I look at the Yoga Sutras, I bring too much

of Advaita Vedanta which is an eighth century development into the Yoga Sutras

but at least in this case Advaita Vedanta itself over the last 1000 years

has incorporated Yoga Sutras into its framework so at least this is completely traditionally,

I'm not doing anything against the tradition but I'm just doing

what the traditional masters up to someone like Swami Vivekananda, have

been doing throughout the centuries. On the other hand

to create a mixture between Patanjali's yoga and the Gaudiya philosophy, this

would be something very new which most likely to my knowledge

Edwin Bryant would be the first person of doing it. Prior to him Gaudiya

sampradaya never had this interest of incorporating the Yoga Sutras into its

practices. So there is some difference what he is trying is is something of his

own, that he is combining both which were never combined before. When I combine

Advaita Vedanta and the Yoga Sutras, this is how the Yoga Sutras have been studied

and understood for the past 1000 years. There was, the other Sankhya way

without mixing it with Advaita Vedanta, ceased to exist after Advaita Vedanta

came into the picture, nobody continued that tradition.

The only people to continue the study of the Yoga Sutras were the

Advaita Vedanta teachers who found that, from an Advaita Vedantic perspective, the

study of the Yoga Sutras is extremely important. So they incorporated it. That's

why so many of the Advaita Vedanta works such as by Vidyaranya Muni or Madhusudana

Saraswati, they incorporate most of the Yoga Sutras into their work

So I'm aware that I mix up Advaita Vedanta with Yoga Sutras, but as I'm not

the first person to do it, this has been happening for the past 1000 years, so I

don't see a problem with that. On the other hand to mix up Gaudiya

sampradaya with, Gaudiya sampradaya's Achintya-Bheda-Abheda philosophy with

the yoga philosophy, this is something that hasn't been done till now, which he

does in his preface. So from his perspective obviously, every scholar is

free to do what they want, but it will be a new thing. Not wrong but new.

I think studying the Yoga Sutras on one's own

one can start learning them by heart but again even there

we need someone's help, someone's help to correct our pronunciations because

initially, like with the study of yoga asanas it becomes very difficult to

notice our own mistakes, somebody has to help us to notice our mistakes and some

of the ideas, so first of all even learning to recite the Yoga Sutras

correctly a person has to have some good understanding of how Sanskrit has to be

pronounced otherwise someone's help has to be taken and the same thing is about

the philosophical aspect. There is so much useless literature out there

available right now on the Yoga Sutras that it would be good if initially we take

some help from someone who, who knows a little bit the text which

means to approach someone who has studied them.

That has helped to me tremendously, memorizing, because

what I see even in

in the Iyengar asana practice tradition which is the tradition that I follow

I cannot speak about other traditions because I've had no exposure to

those traditions but I'm speaking of this because that is what I practice and

I see that the teachers, often in the Iyengar yoga tradition, they incorporate the

Yoga Sutras into the way we practice asana.

Now in these classes when we are

all busy practicing asanas, no one, neither the teacher nor the students have

the time to go back again and again to refer to the Yoga Sutras. When I'm

sitting in my room and I want to incorporate the Yoga Sutras into my

practice it doesn't make sense to have the book next to me all the time and

look up which sutra I want to incorporate

and then do my practice. The best thing is to have this sutras actually in your

mind when you are doing your practice so that you can see how

much of it you can incorporate without again and again referring back to the

text. So if we want to incorporate Patanjali's teachings on yoga into

our asana practice first, and then of course also into our daily life, then

the best thing is to memorize them, the very purpose for which they were

composed by Patanjali in such small forms, concise forms, because he wanted

his listeners, he was concerned of the ease and difficulty that they will have

if he gives them long sentences then it will be difficult for them to memorize

So the very purpose of writing these shorts aphorisms was to aid the listener

to memorize them. So I think that, that is really, and later

on after a person becomes a teacher then of course he will need it the most

because if he wants to incorporate Patanjali's Yoga Sutras

into his teaching of asana then he has to know those sutras by heart

he cannot always keep a book of the Yoga Sutras with him while teaching asanas so

he has to have them in his memory. So the more we commit them to our memory the

more helpful it will be to our practice of yoga, even seeing from the

perspective of asana practice, just tremendously beneficial. And it trains

our power of retention. It gives us the opportunity to train it, to

Even this is like a muscle, you stop using it you lose the strength in it, and the more

you use it the more you keep it strong. Memory is also like a muscle

I think that's an opportunity to train the muscles known as memory

So I hope that by watching this video you will feel inspired to

come to Rishikesh and perhaps try to follow one of the courses with

Siddhartha Krishna. I'm sure you will enjoy it and you will learn a lot from

yoga philosophy, from Vedanta and from the deeper aspects of the yoga tradition

if you liked this video don't forget to give it a like and subscribe to the

channel, and I'll see you in the next one

you

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Special Interview with IT Secretary Tamil Nadu - Dr. Santhosh Babu (Part-1) - Duration: 23:50.

[Music]

hello and welcome to this episode of

tech talk is a very unique platform

maybe talk to very inspiring and

interesting people and today I am very

proud to have with us a person who's in

a doctor and then turned into an IAS

officer and the present IT security of

the government of tamil nadu very

inspiring person a very innovative

person a person who I describe as a man

who will not keep quiet

whatever in any department and he is

coming up with innovations that are

mind-boggling - totosai and I'm so happy

to have him here with us in the studio

and we're going to have some very

interesting topics on this journey as a

New Year's officer we decided that this

is probably the best infrastructure and

and for the better thanks when it comes

today besides parks are full yes and

these easy locations are also getting

you know there's a demand for the land

was a spur equal tax and because you

know we treat something using a time in

money energy and this is all part of the

governmental thing and it's not for you

is if you are doing for population

actually the is is for that matter a

huge platform and in Tripoli conspires

to help you so 40 of the students under

candidates we have a founder plus

engineer all this so the accent should

be on high quality education because the

emerging technologies

yes you have block chaining committing

hit somebody wait something the copy

that ins writer again and see it

submitted for the further information

etc there is actually no element of

enthusiasm or you know happiness the way

the function so sometimes welcome to the

show it's an honor to have you here to

tick-tock inspectors and this is a

platform then we talk to very

interesting people not very assembly but

then try to kind of connect it to

technology so tell me I'll start from

the very beginnings at which I know that

you are a medical doctor right

and then how did this transition happen

from medicine to an IAS officer actually

this ambition was there the wine since

Fitzgerald when my father brought me the

first compositions accessory you boys

extra features so you know that kind of

Sabbath day's journey within but of

course you know you don't know because

so many like Ito right routing like you

write the examinations no there's no

surety that you might render from the

services 15 like I think from thousand

people we get into the Tootsie silks and

rasoi I is only 160 now at my time it

was 80 so this is definitely fallback

option course I joined engineering so it

was a very conscious decision it was a

very very conscious decision so when you

have that country I mean decision you

made even when you were

standard then weight medicine person

another stepping stone

actually it was I wanted to be an

engineer then a doctor and then an IAS

officer and I joined I engineering

intern the engineer what is he after

three months I got the main scene and

then so how was your stick Tessa

as a doctor I was not a very studious

very good student but I used to be

extremely concerned about people and

they help so during the house so it's

able to hang around the emergency boats

emergency especially the cash for the

people come with broken limbs etcetera

so I hang around and try to help so that

kind of has grounded me tonight because

when you find that you know people when

they have the faculties of metals it

pair a different person altogether very

vulnerable so my dad always been for me

to go one L so that out so I think

drives you in your now you're okay

that's a nice or that's right that's

right so I think that is very important

because then you are always looking for

opportunities to serve people so once

you got into that is your first time

think posting wasn't Krishnaveni it was

the first costume for nice offices

always as an assistant collector

training

oh you do a two-year training one year

it must will be in one year under the

district collector services in

collective training in district in due

respect okay then once your probation is

confirmed by the government and then you

get a new as a sub collector service

charges are collected still bra

okay then you become an addition

then you can Commission of corporation

then you become it's like what states do

you start taking decisions and at what

stage do you as a collector you take

decisions or as a sub collector also you

are able to take decision where you can

come up and use your creativity and your

ideas actually the is is for that matter

a huge platform and everybody conspires

to help you so I have it's been my

experience that no you know you can

start off at any point as an assistant

collect training I did a major program

called clean collector camp even maybe

protein inches we've got it you know

brand ambassadors we did a huge cleaning

of the campus so that decision was taken

by me so because of the tank is people

can attract good people and then choose

and so that's an advantage so decision

making is always you're not bound by who

your boss is or which particular

department that you serve your palm by

the rules and regulations and always

take away media and public interest hero

the point is that what decision you're

taking should always be in public

interest you should not be a for

personal interest and it should not be

for a interest of a group or a sector

the whole the value chain you have to

look at them whether the decision will

how the decision was affected population

so when you when you try to introduce

something which is for the benefit of

the citizens at large do you know some

kind of a homework like you said I think

sure there is benefits everybody so is

there a conscious you know research or

offer going into this thing no

government program stuff you know in a

way very difficult because

you know those cells pulls on before

watch before but if you are trying to do

something new innovative your personal

initiative extra definitely you these

things will play on a point

subconsciously do that but I think it's

very instinctive I mean for me it just

mean very instinctive it I think that

this is the right thing and I think work

so much so I I mean I have one person

who describes you as a man who will not

keep point you constantly keep doing

something in respect of whichever

department it is even in very what I

would say sometimes insignificant but

relatively it's significant Department

you've done wonders so how does it feel

to be put in the department which is not

all that important but still you're able

to you know make life-changing decisions

then actually the government has created

all this card up postings they call it

the ace is supposed to relate to certain

posts not to all the post so all 300

plus I is offices in Tamilnadu for

example are posted to those Carter posts

so that is actually a digital of the

basis of public need okay a public value

right so this has been orderly determine

that for example handicrafts to open

corporation is necessary for the

survival of artisans of the development

or there's that sector exit rap so

definitely it calls for leadership and

there are policies and programs in place

and there are sets of people working for

it and then the huge level of population

under that so no posts that forget for

the matters insignificant

that's the construct of the mind I would

say every post comes with

responsibilities you can be all that for

doing something wrong every post is

important okay also what what about the

documentation part now you are using

something in a department which is you

know

created and all that but once you are

not there then is there follow-ups or is

that the whole thing documented in such

a way that there will be followers see I

am at Howard University I told the

professor Michael move who is the person

who introduced what's called the freeze

three pillars for innovation and he said

these three pillars are satisfied then

innovation will succeed but I I went to

him and told him sell an innovation is

only as good as your successor think how

much of a localization you do whatever

you sustainability should be you bring

in the next person can easily say why do

you want to it Obamacare for the matter

it has got all the elements of

sustainability but mr. Trump comes and

says I will not move it now what do you

do about it

this is your the way that you can do so

documentation is good is like you doing

it but it's not it's not a success

factor for sustainability but doesn't

the company then want best practices to

be continued like you've done something

really good which is benefiting the

society or the community at large and

should will there be continuty in that

so ioud best practices at least you know

continue actually the government of

different governments give awards for

these kinds of innovations in

initiatives but more often than not we

then said with other words nobody is

actually system is like that nobody is

actually interested in promoting the

innovation of another person their egos

involved or rather so that's why I keep

saying usually to do something called

ego tax because you know you increase

something using a time

energy and these are part of the

government will think it's not for you

is if you're doing for population then

it's next person coming and the

opposition show is is impacted and they

are also part of it because it is their

tax money which is also used for doing

this and absolutely this is exactly the

reason why we should promote continuty

in government and that's why I keep I

keep telling you the government here and

we should mandate these things we should

say that the the shall continue listen

as long as there have been results yeah

but you know clung to the big big more

people not that time for smaller things

initiatives schemes and programmes which

common is kind of initiative right very

recently there was a I saw a post bed

somebody is appreciated the way the

government is more pure equally Santa

job so you know cyclones and they came

to the conclusion and that happened

because it was left to the bureaucracy

to handle it and they handled it

beautifully right down to the lower

possible person right from the character

of the distributor almost person so left

with a bureaucracy can they be far

better progress no III don't believe in

that actually what I my experiences mean

when there's a crisis actually are

quotations do very well because they are

in the public face right now okay things

that we've done in a jiffy so they join

extremely well with you

and the teamwork is extremely good so

it's not just because of your personal

reaction

I also exactly a vertical direction on

within the basis of which bureaucrats

are functional so no but I fully endorse

what you're saying I really believe with

that because I read this book called the

science of getting rich and that he very

clearly says if not for politicians

there will be enough people absolutely

so they are definitely necessary you

know whether the good or bad is is a

secondary thing but politician is

necessary otherwise they're not agree

with you on that so I remember the time

that you were collector of Krishnaveni I

mean I think you started it because you

have a whole lot of very very

interesting concepts like one of the

things you did a lot for the flower

industry actually there's a gimmick an

example of her predecessor successor

syndrome see then what happens is when

you go into a new organization none

nobody organization will tell what the

predecessors built because they are not

sure how we were disposed to that person

correct so if this was a case for the

flower also so the Monday through

Wednesday

these young english-speaking farmers

were spending the queue and they were

saying very collected for more collected

it's something I was asking my team what

is for me Belem there was not much of

response so they call these people and

then I found that he was collected in a

fantastic job he had managed to get

thousand hundred thousand eight farmers

into three clusters and got subsidy from

small farmers if you could scan social

miss the community near the price so

here it was waiting for them these

farmers to become you know big and

furnace only thing is that one he got

transferred the bank

not financing than one rupee from

against the subsidy that has been

released

oh I even after the bankers and let's

just history today all this back and all

this was a lot of attacks he's paid

completely and I'm coming home they

bring almost five lakh rupees worth of

flowers to my home whereas I require a

thousand rupee

I reckon that is my but it's all that

but that's their gratitude right we

don't also got a center of excellence in

flowers and in do a straight project

it's a lot of good because I was also

commissioned of horticulture and

plantation crops

so I did not take in liver that

particular project of nepotism you do

not just dye the national debt so that's

why I'm saying the it's all depends on

successor yeah and I think that is

something that is still being

appreciated yet make it clear if I see

some of the feedback about you I mean I

think that particular project is still

being spoken up that so I think even in

terms of ego it's a good thing right

yeah and then of course you had a small

stint as in the IT field is not as fast

and I had a fairly three-year stint as

an cotton deer bear trophy goons and

then I I think a lot of innovation

happened during that as well and that is

time I think you also set up your IT

parks in Pete Liske attachment so how is

that project going that's going well

actually the that decision was taken by

bad criticism is from Washington

amazing is officer so he in a hand and

he had this idea that you know we should

not really be in class one cities we

should more to the villages

he went on a trip or wrong Tamilnadu

trying to select class and world behold

we had around 70 locations with between

100 and 500 acres in each location yes

and then he managed to get the season

notifications for them so and then he

when he got transferred and I joined and

then I realized that he had already

designed the IT box right and the tender

was also done so then the question was

whether we should do the work because it

was a downturn 2008 yes economic

downturn had happened so that critical

decision was actually taken by me

honestly whether it was my chairman and

we decided that this was probably the

best time to construct and it will stand

for the better times when it comes today

most nights parks are full yes and these

things in locations are also getting you

know there's a demand for the land pools

as well

it was also kept those young people in

their own places rather than migration

to the city so today if you have good

bandwidth between bandwidth and talk

more internet bandwidth and good

regulatory connectivity IT both is

simple it can be done from anywhere so

these youngsters so we think would be

quality of the students the candidates

we have one founded + engineering

so the accent should be on high quality

education because the emerging

technologies are happening yes you have

block chaining have 3d you have all

kinds of technologies originally in

solutions which will react instantly so

these youngsters have unfortunately our

system many education system is where

you have a textbook which is determined

by somebody who is out of touch with

times or you know they would have

designed it when these things were not

there so I would rather that you know

this new syllabus should evolved from

the industry and then the students will

have an amazing time so is there any

initiative where the government is

trying to get this curriculum from the

registry that's right so those when I

joined as directory go nuts because

normal order for creating what's called

an ICT Academy so with that that is the

process we as a finishing school you

know whatever you don't learn in the

bridge may yards of rich pittance so

these students go through the courses

that they offer or the seminars they are

exit ramp and then the industry will be

able to absorb these tools but it's not

happening as a as a matter of fact in

the sense you know they do it off and on

but still me concept of the Germans in

this South Korean smithy industry

determines the syllabus still out there

I look forward to that day but it is

happening medicine isn't it the

pharmaceutical industry to a large

extent influences the curriculum of the

field which is not really wait I will

say so okay after that I T where this

thing you were then I think culture and

I still refer in horticulture even your

office didn't have a single front and

then you introduce all those thing or we

evolved completely transformed the thing

so one of the I think common

characteristics and I as

noticing in us that wherever you go you

are transforming things you know today

of the the Steve Jobs who said we are no

longer in the information age but we you

come into the transformation in judgment

so unless you remove something which

does not transform love is of no use and

I think better the Yukon you kind of

made it a point to transform the lives

of people beat horticultural feed to

your ink in medicine and all the picture

because I've come to Nixon yet but it's

in part but how the culture again I

think you were able to introduce another

garden and column if I partly out of

coupons equally box is a large forty

fifty acre forms which my predecessor

design actually so again I continue that

completed us we have fantastic box call

across tomorrow how to catch the

department became completely online and

figures from the field

so all these specially actually also in

the kind of material or the pump sets

which are given to Thomas you are able

to keep track of whatever geofence

because there's a lot of corruption in

that so we could you fence those

locations and if you see before during

and after five photographs each that

need to go by a software for payment

right actually see you always use

technology irrespective of the children

Department you've gone you use

technology for example the first thing

that one notices when when somebody

comes to your office is the paperless

office that's right you know and I've

also seen doing your talks the before

office and the after office visit of

course we got drastic change in the way

but to that extent are you stuff the

people who work there

load cutters are they also have enabled

to these changes actually they are the

best people to change because you know

there and this gradually then they go

through in government it really don't

enjoy it

and to see more people see my way of

submitting and somebody write something

the copy that ends writer begin and say

it submitted for further information etc

there is actually no element of

enthusiasm or you know happiness the way

they function first of all the ambience

is in the very back right here and when

they have to do this

you know routine work over and over

again so that's why even in 2000 I

introduced the first paperless opposite

I'm not against urban cooperation we

found that everybody had more time with

a hat in fact we could do more work in

less time and I started evolving the

concept of 10 to 5:45 beyond the dish

not work because you know everybody's

like the mobile phone we need to go home

and recharge and come back from in fresh

from the next day so this concept is

there in the West with the night go

office and you also take weekends off

yeah that's right and here our people

working from day to night and then they

go home and you know especially women

and they have to take the bus or a cab

go home take care than have the scoop

for them they generally tend to them

when they have the time to enjoy a few

moments of say a piece yes

so wherever I have gone I felt that my

staff is most important right from the

Pew to person underneath me all of them

should have a nice time and they should

enjoy the work so that's how I

introduced the table as offices so the

advantage is that you don't need to be

in office to clear facts while traveling

so for example I clear my friends by

traveling from welcome to office one

hour traffic I'll clear on my face so

there's nothing to be clear for the day

evening again the same process thanks to

the internet we can actually absolutely

today technology enables and even had an

assistant the Junius generation we can

get home of three events nothing will

remain earlier the problem was it

suddenly you need to take a decision on

a Saturday the fight is actually kept

locked by the custodian of I who is the

junior system your she will keep log and

keep me with him or her in the home and

they would have gone someplace for a

festival or something and then we are

send a policeman to their home to get

the key

open it and today that was it if I don't

I want a water fight I can pull it out

electronically right and take a decision

so and you had electronic trails and

nobody can say I did not type this so

accountability is much higher than the

lake electron system it's not about

paper as much as about speed because you

know for a file to move from this table

to somebody's sorrow or happiness is in

that file right I have no business to

Henley be late so my job as a common

servants to ensure that he gets dressed

up for what who is asked as ASAP okay

but what generally happens is for the

men fighting from this table to this

table takes time from this table to next

table and then in circulation except off

so whereas you know in people's office

we used take 35 to 40 days for

reproduction or human decision let's say

somebody in my manager and calculus rule

she says you know I won't make this then

that decision to say yes to her or no to

that will take 104 degrees oh when we

did the vigorous office we brought it

under three hours

hi good so you can imagine the

productivity yeah that's absolutely

amazing yeah Jen from Cline joy and when

you give a whole class and hand means I

give an ambience better than the present

that's what I try to achieve and and and

they get the benefits of all the

benefits that the private sector gets

they get tea coffee free they get

whatever the private sector office

offers because I think that we need to

learn from the private sector so if they

are doing something good by now

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