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All righty then ladies and gentlemen this is Eugene from Rock the Block Live
As promised 2019 we will have lots of different video series for you and
the first one up is for eToro series. This is from our friends at eToro and we
want to find out a bit more about... well, making money! That's something that we
are already interested in. So the question I have for most of you guys
watching this video is: we know that there is something more to life than
just a nine-to-five job; corporate grind and climbing up the ladder; putting your
money in a red tin can like what I read my guest, Aaron, here has done before.
And the question is how can we actually growth hack our finances. We talked about
a lot about cryptocurrency 2017-2018. But again, we have the bear
market in 2018 most of you kind of got weak hands, and now the questions that
you're asking me is: "Eugene do you have any other ideas and anything to propose
to us that could help us improve our financial standing." And so the answer is yes!
Right now I have with me Aaron who
is a eToro trader he does this full-time right now. But of course it didn't start
off that way. We're gonna find out a bit of background story from him and to see
if such a platform really can tell your life around. I just want to find out from
you how did all this started for you know. [Aaron]: it started when I first saw a
newspaper article in 2016 I was 26 at a point of time. I was 26
felt like I was six. Didn't really have my finances in secured, you know. All I had
was that little red tincan you said. So I was reading the newspapers through and
I saw this lady. She was 27. I've actually still been looking for the article, you know.
She was telling people that she's 27 and she grew up in this really rough... she a really
rough childhood. She had to work a few jobs to support herself and her family.
So at 27 she had insure... she had insurance. She had bonds that had a 10 year
maturity. She had a stock portfolio. She had saving. She had properties. And I was just
looking there, and I was thinking, "She's 27. I'm 26. What am I doing with my life?"
You know, like what exactly am I doing?
So, I was thinking...
Thinking and I realized that you know what? There's really nothing
stopping me from being what she has. Doing what she's she's doing so that
actually started the search for any way I could participate in, you know, getting
my finance secured at least. You know. So I was working in British Council at that point
of time, when I told my friend... I told my colleague that I was looking for
a stockbroker you know to participate... allow me participation in the stock
markets. After a while he told me about eToro.
So I looked through it. I realized very importantly that eToro graphic user
interface... The GUI was very very simple. I mean I've looked at other brokers, and
the other brokers they had a lot of data, a lot of chart, and things that a lot of
statistics. Which to me as a new participant in the market I felt was
really, really confusing. Because I didn't know what any of these charts meant.
I didn't know what these numbers meant. It didn't really help that numbers were really
small. I mean, I'm 4-eyed, so that really didn't make things any better, you know, so I
like eToro because it was simple. And most importantly it was sociable, you know.
You could see what certain people were talking about certain things
that markets. You can see how certain people interact. It's not always pleasant.
But you could see. I mean, it's there. So with that in mind what I actually did
was I took the last... if I recall correctly, the last 400 dollars
from my last paycheck in British Council and put it all into the stock market.
And I was like, you know what? I'll just try this out and we'll see where it goes from here.
[Eugene] Ok, but this is counter-intuitive from what you advised me at the start of this
conversation, before we got the recording where you said
"Don't put your all your eggs in one basket!" But here you go putting a last
paycheck, everything into a new platform you just discovered.
[Aaron]: Well, I mean, I had savings. My little red tin can. So the salary thing was was a whole different...
[Eugene]: It's gonna be burn off anyway, right? 400 dollars very quickly. [Aaron]: That's true. That's true. So...
Because back then I had a few spending habits you see. So again that's
also one of the things that a lot of talk about when it comes to building
wealth: is to not have all this silly wants. Sure, you have your needs. You
know. You have you need to eat. You need to pay your rent. You have your bills. But do
you really need that 1,200 dollar hand bag? Do you really need that new upgrade for
your car? Do you really need that new gamr? You know. And putting off this
instant gratification is, what I believe, is one of the core fundamentals of
getting your finances in order and actually making money. Because you can't
make money if you're hemorrhaging money at the backend, you know. So yup.
Are you any good in mathematics? Most people think that as a trader you should be
good in math. Or should understand the charts and the candlesticks. [Aaron]: Well, okay...
Firstly I'm an investor, so I don't really understand charts and
candlesticks except they look pretty. That's about it. I see people
discussing the charts, and if that's how you want to go about doing it, you know,
all the more respect to you. But personally I don't use them. And as for
the maths question: it's ironic because when I was in primary school...
In fact, when I was in primary school all the way till Poly(technic), so
we're talking about a large chunk of my life, I failed math. I don't... I
couldn't for the life of me... Because numbers felt so boring, so cut and dry.
You know. And I've heardsome people say numbers are like the closest we can
get to a handwriting of God. I'm like, "Yeah sure." If that's how you want to go about doing it, sure.
It's dry for me. I'm not gonna take part in it, and yet here we are.
I like to think that my math has improved. I mean I can count, you know. One... Two...
Four...I mean, Three... [Eugene]: So there's hope for people out there who are failing
mathematics and thinking that you know making money on the markets... stock
markets isn't a thing for you. Hey, you know what? Here's a living proof that you
can actually do it. Now the thing is, you mentioned investor. So for most of
us, who are not aware, we called you guys traders. Like when I look at eToro
platform, I always identify the people who are
eToro as traders. What is the main difference?
[Aaron]: Well, I think the main difference here would be timeframe that the individual actually
holds on to any asset that they buy. So for instance traders perhaps they hold on
certain assets for a few hours... few days.... few minutes... perhaps even a few seconds.
You know, I've seen people slinging stocks on the market. When the market start
flashing, people buy the stock. Five seconds later they sell it. You know and
and I mean if that's a way you want to make money, again, it's up to you. But
an investor studies the fundamentals, remember the basics of the stock, and
understands that the stock is not just a ticker symbol. It's for
instance, if you buy Disney. You're not just buying, you know, an e-share. You
know, you are actually buying a share in that business. You know, you're actually
buying a share in Disney. This whole corporation that is Disney. So
what you want to be doing is to study the fundamentals of the business, study
Disney's business model, make sure you understand who's running this company,
and how well you understand it, and of course the most important thing here: the
most important step is to make sure that you're not wrong. Because like there was
this quote, often attributed to Mark Twain, that says that
you know, "It's not the things that we we don't know that gets us
into trouble. It's the things that we know for sure that just ain't so." You know
and Charlie Munger substantiates this by saying that, "The first question is ask
yourself is am I an idiot?" And really... that's when it comes to investing and
studying the markets the first thing.... so understand the company, and then ask
yourself how can I go wrong? Am I being an idiot in thinking this?
[Eugene]: This is extremely relevant to most of our viewers out there, who I believe
on Rock the Block Live, you guys are in the crypto scene. So this should be a
main question that both of us should ask ourselves... myself included, I have
gotten burnt for a few times. It's like, am I an idiot for doing this? Because most times we do our
research and we think that we are correct! But you never know. So is that something
you do a full time? Like just researching? [Aaron]: Yes correct. The first thing I
actually do to research, contrary to what... what most people, they want research that
backs up their perspectives. But what I'm looking for is evidence that refutes my
perspective. Because you want to know where you could possibly go wrong.
There's no sense in understanding where you're right. You know. Because then
it pushes you into this cocoon of this of a certain
rose-colored... rose-tinted lens. [Eugene]: It's like a self-delusion... [Aaron]: Correct. Correct.
You start think that you're right. You're right. If everybody tells you
you're right, the tendency is to believe that, yup! You're right!
without actually considering that... Wait, wait wait! There's evidence out there that tells me
I'm wrong. This is bullshit. I'm being idiot. But... [Eugene]: Emperor's new clothes!
[Aaron]: Yes, correct. Correct. Correct. Correct. So you need
someone who tells you with you're naked. Right? But unfortunately...
[Eugene]: And often times it's not easy to hear that. [Aaron]: Correct. It's the
most... but it's the best thing to hear you
know. It's like I remember there was this quote on... was it called? The Big Shot.
There was this quote, and they said it was overheard in a bar in 2008. They
said that "Truth is like poetry. The thing is most people hate poetry."
[Eugene]: So if you're just looking at long-term investment hold, you obviously do the
research on behalf of people who follow you, and I understand that eToro, you
mentioned it's a social platform, can you just briefly tell me what's the
difference between a traditional trading platform and a social trading platform?
[Aaron]:Well, I couldn't really say that I know the difference because eToro was the
first and only platform that I've been on. I mean I've looked at the rest, but I
guess I saw comms student myself, the social aspect would be that people get
to interact with you directly. You know they get to learn opinions. They get to
give you feedback. Sometimes not always positive. But that's part of what, you
know, social media is right? So to me it's amazing because what eToro has done.
It has actually married the fundamentals and tenants of capitalism into investing
and trading... Into this activity of investing and trading, you know. On eToro
if you perform well, people come to you. If they don't like what you do, they just
go somewhere else. And that's essentially what it's like in a capitalistic economy
as well, right? If you have a good product, people want. You know. If you
don't then people just go and find it somewhere else, right? [Eugene]: So yeah. So what are
your top three stocks that you would recommend are eternal well I'm generally
speaking, I don't make any stock recommendations. Because I feel that
people should invest in a company that they actually understand. So
there is really no point in listening to what someone might recommend. Because, you
know, for even if I like to be right. I might be wrong. And again, you might
not exactly agree be that person's perspective. So I always believe in
independent thought, and to actually do your own research to make sure that your
your research is right, and then make the investment.
[Eugene]:Okay. That's a very fair
point. Maybe let's take that question in another direction then. What would be
your personal advise? The things that you would look out for? So you
mentioned about do your own research. And every investment you make is
very subjective and it's very true. But for those of us who are new in this
scene, can you give us a heads up? What are the three things we should look out
for as we are doing our research? [Aaron]: What you should look out for is a business
with a competitive... sustainable, competitive advantage. So these can come
in a few forms. For instance, economies of scale. Economies of scale means how much
company can produce in a large scale. You know, so for instance, Procter & Gamble
and the amount of products they have under their brand. Say maybe Apple... that's the
branding power there. Apple to a certain extent owns a piece of the consumers mind so
when you thing our phones, some people... most people... I think some.... for a
majority of them working on Apple. Right? When you think of childhood entertainment,
Disney. Right? And how would you know that a brand has a occupies, or rather, owns a
piece of the consumers mind, is if that brand comes to mind
when you talk about something. Right? So for instance if I told you Coca-Cola.
There there is a certain image that flashes in your mind straight away, but
when I tell you Dr. Pepper? [Eugene]: May be not for the Asian market.
[Aaron]: Exactly!
So you can see that Coca-Cola owns a piece of the customer's mind, right? If I told you Disney, there is that magical
feeling. But if I've told you Nickelodeon? You're like not sure. Because I've come on... Disney.
So I'm looking for that sustainable competitive advantage.
Secondly, I'm looking for people... I'm looking for the people who run the
company, right? Whether they're experienced; the kind of people they are;
and their personalities. How long, they of course... and how long do you pian actually
running and what... how they actually got there, you know. I'm also looking for
companies that have lasted to the test of time. So for instance one of the
ways I look at a company's strengths and tenacity,
is to take a look at how they perform in the... in crisis... times of crisis. So for
instance, companies that... And this is one of the things that I look for. This one
of the things... Is I look for companies that perform well despite the Asian
financial... it did... despite the housing market crisis in all
2007-09. Because if these companies perform well in a crisis, chances are
there is something about them that requires more investigating as to how
they actually did it.
[Eugene]: The more resilient to market movement. [Aaron]: Correct.
[Eugene]: And 2018 is a bear... was a bear market.
Still kind of bearish. Right?
Stock market threw down. Crypto was blooded. Even price of gold and
silver were tanking. How... what's your take on that? Like how did your portfolio
perform? Because you are looking for stable resilient companies.
[Aaron]: Well, my portfolio took a hit. I mean as long as you are invested in the market, any
market participant will definitely take a hit when the markets go down. You know.
Unless of course you are doing something on your end or maybe pulling at an Enron.
Creative accounting. So um yeah... I took like hit. But what I did when the markets went down
was I kept buying stock. Because I like buying stocks. You know. I like buying
them when they're cheaper. You know. Like what Buffet said, you know, in the Buffett
household, let's say assuming you can eat hamburgers for the rest of your life,
you sing the Hallelujah song and when the price of hamburgers go down. And
if you know that that hamburger is a damn good one, you know, why not buy it
at a cheaper... at a cheaper price [Eugene]: I had the
same mentality as well. I buy it when... they said, buy on the dip. [Aaron]: Correct.
[Eugene]: But unfortunately when it comes to crypto the dipping never ends. So I keep buying...
I average down. What the hell?
[Aaron]: That... that's something I think a lot of people so do. And if you
do believe in that asset, you know, by all means... I mean but again it hinges on what
you believe in the asset. You know when it comes to the crypto space for me... um...
I've told some people that I don't invest in crypto because of the
volatility, right? But don't get me wrong I do believe in blockchain technology.
It's an amazing technology. I mean a public ledger that is maintained by
everyone. You know. Promotes transparency and trans... I'm very big on
transparency when it comes to my portfolio as well. So yeah.
[Eugene]: I know and you
know as well that we cannot predict the future okay but this doesn't stop people
from asking the same question, and everybody loves this: Is what do you
think 2019 is going to be? Coming from an expert? With 33,000 followers. We want to know
what you think is gonna be? And personal opinion?
I'm sure that... I'm not really an expert but
I'm sure there are people out there who are better than me.
My personal opinion is that, very practically speaking, is that the only
prediction I have is that the market will always remain inconsistent.
That's... that's.... every time someone's someone asks me for a prediction, they don't think
it's helpful, but the way I see it is: I'm not trying to be helpful...
I mean, I'm trying to help you. Yes! But I'm also trying to be very practical.
Look. I don't have a crystal ball. If I had a crystal ball I wouldn't have thirty
three thousand followers. I mean I would have 33 million. This is a guy who can bring
the market a hundred percent success rate! I want to be part of it, man!
But... But I don't. And I don't believe anyone does that either, right? Sure some
some people who get it right. Some people get it wrong. The way I see it, like what
Benjamin Graham said. "You have your option on flipping a coin, and taking the
consensus of marketing experts. And chances are you're gonna be... you're gonna
get the same amount of, you know... of chances of all being right. Or 50/50. So
the way I see it is the only consistent thing about the market is its inconsistency.
And my advice is to just go with the flow.
Adapt. And I think most importantly is to develop the stomach for investing
because the investing business is more about temperament than intellect. You
know. I've observed this three years that I've been investing... I've observed that a
lot of people with very high intellect, IQ, participating in the market. But more
often than not this high IQ is actually what gets them in trouble.
You know. Because, again, the investing business is not about intellect. It's
about your temperament. It's about your stomach. How much can you take? How much of a loss
are you willing to take? You know. In order for the promise of future gains?
How much faith, I guess, to a certain extent, you have in your own decisions? You know.
How much independence of thought do you have in your thought processes? Yeah. Okay.
So these are five of my role models. Actually all five of them are my role
models. Each of them actually represents a certain trait which I admire that I
want for myself. So for instance Warren Buffett is his humility. Man, this is a
guy that is worth currently, as of now, 80 billion. And look at the way he lives.
He's so humble. He has somewhat of a minimalistic lifestyle I guess. No matter
what you do you don't increase our standard of living. Just keep within your
means. Keep within the level of comfort that you want and that's it. As for
Charlie Munger. Now this is very important. Charlie Munger greatly influenced my
decision making process. He's the one that actually set me on the path of
learning from different schools of thought. Learning from different fields of
expertise, specialties. So for instance psychology, mathematics, science, physics,
economics and things like that. And his idea is that you should mesh them
together because all of the world's knowledge isn't found in one field. You
need to look for the inter-connective tissue between these fields of study, and
employ all these mental models at the same time. And it takes a lot of effort
to think that way, you know. Because most people they like to commit to a certain
decision. People don't like to think. Science has shown that around 2/3 of men
and 1/3 of women would rather... would never... would rather get an electric shock than to
actually be alone in a room with their thoughts. You know. So but the investing
game is a lot thinking. And thinking in a multi... in a
latticework of mental models is what Charlie Munger has taught me. Bill Gates
has taught me a kindness. I mean it's a it's amazing what both Bill Gates and Elon
Musk have actually done, you know. And they've actually used their personal
fortunes to forward humanity a few steps forward. I mean look at what Bill Gates has done.
He has given so much of his net worth to various charities and that is
something that I hope that this company that I've set up
Alderique will actually strive towards as well. It's something that I'm currently
building up a charity. Elon Musk as well. But what I really admire about Elon Musk
is his drive. I mean if you were to look... read through his biography, you know, Elon
Musk the biography by Ashlee Vance, if I'm not wrong, it describes how Elon Musk
actually founded SpaceX, and how he invested in Tesla, and then became the
CEO of Tesla, and the amount of struggles he actually had to go through back during the
PayPal days. You know. And if you look at this guy, you realize that this guy has an
exceeding amount of drive that regardless of any circumstances...
regardless of how much pressure, this guy just goes through. You know. And it's not
just his genius. It's not just this smarts. He also has that great... you need to keep
going at it even if you fail. If it's something... like what I said, if something is
important enough, you know, you should never give up. Just keep going at it.
Pick yourself up. Keep going. Which by
the way is what Munger has said. So you can see there is a linkage
between all five of them. Now Kevin O'Leary is a very interesting one.
Because Kevin O'Leary is the star of Dragon's Den and Shark Tank, right?
Correct. It's not someone that a lot of people would know, but I admire him because
the first book which I read on... throughout my whole long list, was this book called the
"Cold Hard Truth On Men, Women, and Money." You know he... Okay a lot
people say, "So mercenary!" But it's practical advice. It's what you need to
actually start on your financial security, you see. So I really respect Kevin
O'Leary for being the mercenary. But that's what business is. Yeah so... Yeah so these are all my...
[Eugene]: And you have your New York Times, Wall Street Journal...
[Aaron]: Yes. This is what we call, or what Warren Buffett likes to
call, instructive art. You know. These are times where by the market
has taken a very big hit. You get to
observe human nature at it's best. You get to observe the panic in the markets.
So like... so like... Buffett I basically stick it up to remind myself just how bad
things can actually get in the markets and to always be prepared. You know. So yah.
[Eugene]: I think the biggest takeaway I have with regards to answering the question of
what's gonna happen in 2019 and what to invest in? Is really when Aaron said:
"I don't do anything that keeps me awake at night."
So if you have done something that keeps you awake at night,
now that answers that "Am I an idiot?" question. So hopefully you guys will
trade wisely this year. And may you all make a lot of money. And you know if you
if you do, do leave us a comment, share your thoughts. If you have any advice for
other people watching this video, well, leave it in a comment below as well. Before
we say goodbye, Aaron, perhaps you could look at our audience and if you could
have a 30 seconds time frame to tell us whatever advice you want to give us that
time is yours. [Aaron]: Well, like I said, if you choose to participate in the markets
remember to keep our emotions under control. And regardless of whatever
happens in the markets, be sure to never lose your rationality.
Because rationality is one of the things... one of the core... or rather one of the
foundations of being... of what being a successful investor is about. And also
what are the other ingredients, the key ingredient especially, and I cannot
stress this enough, is patience. It's in dwindling supply but it's important
to have extreme patience in the market and really in whatever
do this well. [Eugene]: Thank you very much Aaron.
[Aaron]: Hi I'm Aaron Wee, a popular investor from eToro. And you're watching me on Rock The Block Live!
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Special Interview with Dr.Seema Mathew, Medical Cosmetologist & Aesthetic Medicine (Part-2) - Duration: 18:13.
[Music]
so like you said there are software's
available where even before surgically
or non-surgically something is done
they can actually see how it will look
or how it should look
you said software's are available so is
it like how do you do that do you
photograph the person's face and things
we have just like how you said we have
the pipe you are based on that there are
these triangles that are being
fabricated plus we have the proportions
that Rob so I said to it photoshopping
photoshopping and then you superimpose
on to it and then you can ask and put
points where you will add certain
materials and camouflage that I'll show
it to the patient so the software does
all the work for it
great okay that is very interesting
because if I can see how even before a
single thing is actually done on my face
I am able to see how it look then
obviously I go into it with a little
more confidence is it yes that this is
how it's going to be and then of course
how often do your patients take
decisions to announce their face they
may come to you only for me let's say
then dental check-up or whatever but
then when they realize that they can
actually be announced like that how
often do they take that position to go
into - the trust factor that they
develop with about
very competent especially with the
smallest work that you start with the
trust builds up very so when you tell
them that this is also a requirement
that you can do these things they
believe great and then you also tell
them show them the results that you have
given to other clients as well when you
do that they'd say okay fine let me go
for it so you start small but when you
give them the results they are very
happy and they would love to do more and
so that is how it is sometimes it gets
to a point where you know patients come
asking okay one does also done I want
this also done every other months but
it's because they're very happy with it
and they want to be doing what they have
got
yeah but then you we talked about
confidentiality also right because I
also find that people sometimes don't
want to accept the fact that they have
done something that is shoes where then
they will need the the confidentiality
which means there you are not going to
get word about difference
so does that also happen yes that
happens because many times when people
see cosmetic procedures many of them
don't even tell their family members
under certain procedures but they wanted
for themselves because they want to feel
good so we maintain that confidentiality
for them when we do the procedures for
them with their full consent so what
about celebrities I'm sure a lot of
celebrities also especially if somebody
you liked it and let's say movie and
then they want to go into that as a
carrier I am sure that section of people
we know celebrities definitely you like
to Anais and there will be heard several
stories of celebrity going and
announcing their facial churches they
are the regular customers that you would
have because they have a constant need
and pressure and then to always look
good and to enhance their unity because
that's what sells for that correct so
yeah that's like almost like part of the
job we're not to look good it was just
like going to a fitness center orgy how
you work out you also need to work out
on your discipline you maintain what you
have got right the fact that you know
like actually awry and just with the
same became miss Warren miss Jo isn't
after that there has been a lot of
awareness about beauty which I did I
understand was also applying the move on
the part of the cosmetic companies now
has that hurt because I think after that
the general awareness to look beautiful
is definitely gone up in India has that
help your business yes because many of
these companies would want to establish
their market in the country so they do a
lot of campaigning what second thing
that they do is they train a lot of
doctors to use their product and to use
their technology so they started getting
all the doctors to get rings so they
have
getting trained when they got more luck
testing they had more population being
Gabriel stop locator - and that sort of
build up their market so the Machine of
the companies have played a big role in
you know marketing things and getting
them yeah let's say say twenty ten or
twenty years back and sure the redness
of a lesson or not people really didn't
care I think social media added to that
that people had to do their own brand
name and they have to look cool whether
it was a job or whether it was their own
business or whether they were equal to
communicate where they have to look good
they're going to go and stand in front
of a stage and even tell that you know
they have used these technologies to
enhance stability so that also causes a
lot of awareness among the common
population why is it that in here even
though we are known for our eye with
those kind of thing why are we not able
to make the kind of products that
foreign companies are ready I think we
should you should but we don't in fact I
think the foreign companies actually
take the material from us and they are
able to utilize it but unfortunately we
are not able to do that Y is why do you
think that is take for example they say
terminate if you take terminate
traditionally is the news to announce
face in terms of color and all that
sandalwood is another thing that we've
been using it but multinational
companies have been able to take these
ingredients which we've been using for
ages but they've been able to package it
in a much more usable way which we have
an Indian companies have been really of
course there are also come in the
Himalaya and all which is now coming
into order but predominantly people have
faith in a in a foreign brand rather
than Indian that's the idea so what do
you think there is the reason for I
think some of the best products are made
even in our country a lot of good
technology lot of good skills are there
in our country but the thing is it we
don't market it and we always think that
you know something that we get from
abroad is always good that's because
that's a myth that our people have which
has a change to it and you know what is
the kind of competition that you have I
mean other many when I don't personally
know many facial cosmetologist the step
competition or you're almost like a you
know what should I say monopoly in this
I would say a monopoly for now but soon
there will be many who would follow
because when you set it right for
somebody and people don't follow when
you will join so somebody has to take
that trust so how is you remain ahead of
the curve I feel to remain and it you
have to constantly keep evolving you
have to you know grow in collaborating
technology and skills together that
would be a classified you should not
keep skill skills and just be so narrow
in your you should also be able to think
out of the box how I could do it
differently was being a surgeon I could
have just stayed being a surgeon but
when I thought I could also give
non-surgical to my patients that is when
I thought out of the box wheels got
myself playing doing that so I was one
of a kind o and then come train because
I need was there right so and then I
incorporated it into my practice and my
patients started getting the best
results and also you go around
presenting papers in a lot of symposiums
and now that again then you know
includes your image as a thought leader
is this particular field how's that that
happened so he spend a lot of research
that you do in do all these things
wonder is it I do a lot of combination
treatments I don't believe it's always
one thing that would work on occasion I
mix and match a lot of things I
customize it according to the need of
the patient and that is what gives the
edge over the results so when you see
that you would have
not database to show and when you teach
this to the next generation of doctors
or students you are actually giving
imparting the knowledge that you have
gained from your experience to the other
right and that is very unique within the
next very unique to you and I think very
recently you also kind of collaborated
with the software person to create some
software which will be of you stupendous
and there is something about how that
software is about you know you know
merging technology and science together
so as a doctor you would usually see
something but sometimes the patient
demands that they see it by themselves
of it they can know what to expect
before the procedure and what to expect
after the procedure so one of my friend
came up with this software called as
micro Noddy so it is in the progress of
you know getting our implemented so soon
as we implement that technology into our
science and into our day to day
practices it will actually revolutionize
science and the way we practice medicine
so have you been able to document any of
these results from this using this
software doing it manually but digitally
yes it it is in the process right so you
feel that that will give you a huge lead
or edge over others and also you'll be
able to share this knowledge with
upcoming feature class mention what is
the demand for these courses there's a
lot of demand for these courses many
people start to learn about them but I
always feel that you know if you have
the passion to learn it you should also
have the passion to implement it and
also grow around it and over you should
not just get stuck to whatever you have
learnt if you are a person who will
think out of the box with whatever
knowledge you know you will actually
start discovering that you can use these
medicines and technology but I have seen
other diseases another technology I feel
like you know it should sprout and grow
from one place to the other correctly so
coming again to what you called a space
cult
how do you actually spatial scalping
just like how you said there is the
facial proportions that affects
basically the proportion between the
eyes between the nose and the upper part
of your face your middle part of your
face and the lower part of you what you
think should be bad
when you have a balanced symmetrical
structure it looks beautiful
so something the ways in which I sculpt
the face would be if you focus a light
on somebody's face where does it
initially phone what are the features on
a person's face that you initially
notice one is the eyes the nose the
cheeks the chin the lips and then the
smile so if you enhance these parts of
their body you know it it automatically
makes a person look beautiful along with
the head so these are the areas where I
will you know target and see and
visualize and sculpt the personal impact
beautiful I have tried to go for the
international tension tree as well okay
okay so but is there any rule in this
international pageantry where they say
oh you've done this announcement and
therefore you're not eligible is there
anything like that no it's not that you
were doing anything open and you just
enhance you what they have like for
example if you take in sports if you
enhance your performance by taking some
kind of something that you're banned
so is there something like that then we
do not you know not beautiful it's just
that we want to fit into the idea
proportions and just you know if there
is any flaws you would want to cover it
out right so let me come to this
equipment you said that they are all
important mostly and they're expensive
of course now without this equipment
obviously it's not easy to do things
manually so that means they are very
crucial to this so how do you actually
go about importing this is the first of
all how do you get the knowledge that
this machine for this however is that
happen one is we
you should know the sun's movement and
the way it works for what indication and
centers so it is how you play around
with the machine with the energy and
with the technology on each face certain
faces might require a particular
technology like a tightening procedure
tightening and deeper levels and and
superficial names that means you will
tighten the muscle you were right in the
fact then you will also try to this
scale very that is when you're aging
more but somebody who is young who
doesn't have so much of sagging in
happen you don't need to use invasive
machinery to tighten the the deeper
structures you just need something to
work on a superficial segment now when
people come at pigmentation some scars
or something you have a different
machine to address scars a different
technology to address caso
the technology that will Allah make the
scars better would be something that
will induce collagen of your own body so
those would be to use you know radio
frequency machines there are machines
that are targeted on pigments so you
have lighted emissions
variant is the q-switch laser technology
right now when you want to tighten
somebody's face or lift your face you
use something conditioned ultrasound
technology sorry there are all these
technologies that can be you know
inculcated into your practice but then
these machines are not normal they don't
come cheap
they are expensive so obviously you have
to recover the costs of those machinery
and therefore the treatment for certain
type of treatments is going to be more
which of course unfortunately people are
not able to
we entered the incident because these
machines are not available in the
country they have to be imported that
particular technology may not be
availabe here
therefore you may have to get it from
some part of the world where they've
already done to you you don't need to be
invent the wheel so you say but how do
you how do people view this I mean when
you say that okay I'm gonna exactly I
need to tighten your skin and it's gonna
cost so much that was already you know
that much you know that kind of
reactions how do you cope with that how
do you bring in their witness against
and this is what the machine cause the
lakhs of rupees are you don't charge a
patient according to the charge of the
machine obviously but you need to
recover the cost X cannot focus on that
on invest on a machine basically when
you invest on a machine you would always
see what is the kind of trials that you
have what are the kind of people that
come to you so if you have skin
tightening procedure people who come to
you you will definitely go and invest on
that motion and you would make it a
price that would be reasonable for
people to invest on so what kind of
support do you get from these
manufacturers of this machine because it
is also in their interest that you know
it is not too costly and you're able to
charge this sample rate which means if
you get more clientele they will
probably benefit will ask for
they have been upgrading the machine to
latest technologies so that is one
benefit that they give to you they
always give you a time period or do you
know pay back for your machine so you're
not under pressure also for all the
other schemes where you can play them
monthly without any interest or scold
payment so you get depends on of
companies the companies and then you you
invest in a technology it's always
better to be nice to the best technology
because that gives the best license so
simple you've been pretty successful
you've got this clinic you've got this
place we've got your planting now what
next what next if you ask is I would
love to you know grow bigger and you
know reach out more and more people
probably have more branches and you know
spread out your wings to wear your green
skin please so how do you kind of clone
yourself if you can have more branches
you also need competent people to demand
these centers so that is why I want my
teeth I build them all so the knowledge
and experience that you have I always
believed that you should
- you're worthy you know students are
you people who work under you so it's
very important you train your staff and
your team of doctors to you know have
your vision right when they have your
vision they will grow towards working
towards that they will be able to
replicate your dream so my last question
to you is that I would request you to
leave our viewers with one tip that they
can do in their day-to-day lives to
announce their beauty or the main
beautiful and also how to reach out to
you in case they need to this I would
tell the viewers at each one is more
beautiful but if you really feel that
you know there are certain flaws are
certain areas that you want the blurring
enhance because you want to feel good
about it you should go ahead and do it
because it is all about you you feeling
good and you feeling confident because
you're the most important person in this
world according to you so believe in
yourself and believe that there is
technology and science medicines that
are available these days there is hope
that you can always look better than
what you are now if you really feel that
isn't me and if you want to reach out to
me you can always get in touch I'm dr. C
- Matthew maxillofacial surgeon and
cosmetologist from Chennai thank you so
thank you very much see much been a
pleasure talking to you
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FIFA 19 Tutorial: How to Get the Best out of PSG - Duration: 5:18.
PSG are arguably the strongest club
on FIFA 19.
While Neymar, Mbappe and Cavani
are the obvious draw,
the French champions are blessed
with an immensely well-rounded squad.
In this video, we're going to explain
how to get the very best out of the Ligue 1 giants.
From formation tweaks
to player instructions
and even how to play with them,
we've got you covered.
Welcome to B/R's FIFA Tutorials.
When setting your formation,
it's incredibly important to make sure
PSG's powerful attacking players
are in positions that elevate their game.
Mbappe started life on FIFA 19 as a winger,
but he is unsurprisingly
one of the deadliest strikers available.
Make sure he is up front
in a 4-2-2-2 formation,
as his runs are key to catching out
the opposition's defence.
Having two wide players is pivotal
in FIFA's current state.
Although Neymar and Di Maria are technically
in attacking midfield positions,
you can easily dribble
into dangerous crossing positions with both.
By having the pair slightly narrower
than in a 4-4-2,
you're also opening up their ability
to hit finesse shots
from the edge of the penalty area.
Marquinhos and Verratti are an excellent duo
in defensive midfield,
especially when combined with the work rates
of Kimpembe and Silva behind them.
Although PSG have more explosive full-backs
than Bernat and Meunier,
they provide the greatest balance in this set-up.
Plus, Alves and Kurzawa offer incisive pace
from the bench
should you need it late in a match.
Before we move on to customising the formation,
make sure Kurzawa and Rabiot
are among your subs.
Both are often placed in the reserves
if they haven't been used
in the latest real-life squad.
Width and depth
should both be set to six,
which will push the team
slightly deeper
than FIFA's default setting for them.
If you leave the depth higher
you'll be exposed to fast counter-attacks,
especially as the press is applied
when you lose the ball.
'Possession' is the best offensive style
you can use with this team.
Players will support each other
by looking for space.
This will allow you
to maintain the structure
of the formation and,
as we'll discuss later,
burst forward at the right time.
Your attacking width should be
slightly narrower
than the defensive set-up,
so place it down to the middle on five.
This will bring Neymar and Mbappe
closer together,
allowing for some sharp interchanges
and more opportunities
to play one-twos
that tear open the defence.
By default, PSG push
a lot of players into the box
when crosses arrive.
This isn't needed.
You'll be massively exposed
if the defence clears,
so lower the bar to four,
as Cavani and Mbappe are
all you will need to take advantage.
Corners and free-kicks work perfectly
on three bars each,
but lower both to two
if you're feeling vulnerable to a fast break.
Once tactics are set,
it's now time to choose player instructions
that complement the style.
Mbappe should be set to 'stay central'
and 'get in behind,'
which will see him ready to receive through-balls
by sprinting beyond the defence.
Cavani should also be set to 'stay central,'
but make sure his attacking runs
are mixed.
His high work rates play
a vital part in dropping short
to receive possession.
Neymar takes on the most important
role behind the strikers.
Set his positioning freedom
to 'free roam'
and leave the rest to default.
and leave the rest to default. His high attacking positional stat
His high attacking positional stat
will see him naturally pick
smart pockets of space.
Of course,
his dribbling and agility
is among the best in the game,
so he becomes really difficult
to pin down if he's allowed to roam.
Di Maria should be played more rigidly,
but do look to cut inside with him.
His left foot coming in
from the right wing
is a prime candidate
for unleashing a timed finesse shot
right into the back of the net.
Both defensive midfielders
need to be set to
'stay back while attacking,'
and both full-backs
should start on balanced settings.
If you're finding there's space
down the wings to exploit,
Alves and Kurzawa are better
options to do so from the bench.
If you do bring them in,
leave them both on balanced settings,
as their low defensive work rates
mean they will get forward
without necessarily needing to be told.
It is particularly important
to make sure Kimpembe
isn't being exposed
by an attacking full-back
in the early stages of the match.
He will aggressively hunt the ball
and has a tendency to step out of position,
so you're completely open
if your left-back is up the pitch.
The beauty of PSG
is you're not limited
to playing in a certain style.
There's pace,
ridiculous finishing power,
and if you need it,
strikers who dominate in the air.
With timed finesse being nerfed,
Cavani's immense aerial presence
has taken on new levels of importance.
Floated crosses
(that's LB + B
or L1 + Circle)
are overpowered
and will give him the perfect opportunity
to out-leap the nearest defender.
Cavani's 88-rated jumping stat
and intelligent positioning
mean he's incredibly hard to bully
when a cross drifts in
from either flank.
If you're not finding space
on the edge of the box,
always remember
this is a valuable route to goal.
Be sure to keep an eye on the midfield battle
during matches.
If you're getting overrun through the centre,
a switch to 4-1-2-1-2 Narrow
will shore things up.
You have Draxler and Rabiot
on the bench
if you don't fancy Di Maria
in a deeper role.
This change also allows Neymar
to play as a central attacking midfielder,
which is a smart way
to bring him into the match
if he's being dominated
from the wider position.
Keep watching what the opposition is doing
and don't be afraid to switch things up.
Whether it's bringing on attacking full-backs,
tightening things in midfield
or switching to fast build-up,
be proactive if it's not working.
A well-timed tweak
can make all the difference.
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Metsatöll, Ballaad punastest paeltest - Duration: 4:36.
Metsatöll, The Ballad of Red Ribbons
Night hides the cold and silent water
Deep in the bog pool illusive eyes
Lure and call like an enchanting maiden
To walk along the mossy forest paths
- "Walk after me, my hair is white"
"My eyes are clear and my hips are soft."
"The path back home now becomes unknown"
"The charms I have cast at your neck like a leash."
- "Your hair smells fresh like dew-covered hay"
"Your lips are red like purple wine."
"But ribbons they are red around my wrists"
"Your witchery, enchantress, will never get to me!"
- "Look how soft is the ground in the bog"
"You could embrace me there all night long."
"But allow me now to take off your garb"
"I will take your ribbons and let loose your belt."
- "The flame in your palm is like a predator's eye"
"The curve of your breasts like a churchyard grave"
"Your spells, seductress, will not pull me from my path"
"Go back to the bog while you still have time!"
Cold and silent blood on the swamp-moss
Bogtomb witch scrapes flesh from the bones:
- "Your ribbons red I don't care for too much I will just throw them away, you know."
"Your ribbons red I don't care for too much"
I will throw them
away
you should know!
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Flexible Service in the Armed Forces: What would you do - Duration: 1:37.
I would probably grab my camera and get out in the big bad world. I've just started a
degree in aeronautical engineering. I'm a marathon runner, I've done 33 marathons.
When trying to plan weddings and buy houses and eventually have children all of
these things are the types of things which having a full-time career in the
services can often suffer. I would be looking to do further educational
courses to further my career. There are people who have got spouses, children who
are really poorly and need the time at home to support their families and
children. I would be using it predominantly to get an extra qualification. Being a
father of four kids, the first three kids I missed out quite a lot the early part
of their life. I do plan on doing an MBA in the future. Where if one
day a week I needed to go into university I could do that and obviously because
it would be for a three-year period you are more than likely be able to get that course done
within the timeframe. I'll be able to do more at the weekends with my children. Since
my little boy has been born, I haven't really found a huge amount of time for
my interests. I'm very heavily involved in the RAF Equitation Association, so it would
give me the opportunity to do some more training and then potentially compete for
the Air Force. The part-time arrangements wouldn't suit me personally, I wouldn't
see a need for those in my circumstances but for restricted separation I could
see utility in the future. I can think of many occasions in my service
career when it would have been really helpful to have a couple of days off or
to be restricted to going out of area.
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How To Transform Your Service Business - Duration: 1:52.
James Schramko here and this video is for you if you currently sell services
for a one-time fee. The big shift in mindset, and product pricing and
packaging that I would recommend for a service provider who's selling one-time
things is, I'd ask this question: how can you provide this service on an ongoing
basis for retainer? Having a retainer is a great way to fortify your income, to
get a regular income coming in so that you can adjust your costs and allow for
future projections of your business. Just adding retainer customers ongoing is a
really wonderful way to build up that snowball effect. We have this huge
recurring income each month and it lowers your need to do marketing, to
find that next customer because when you're doing that one-time fee it really
is very stressful. You've got the stress of finding a
customer and then you have the stress of delivering at the same time you know
that your income is trickling out. You've been paid and there's nothing more
coming and you got to go find another customer. Instead of that imagine if your
main focus is just serving existing customers and keeping them. And
occasionally adding more which will happen organically because you're going
to get great referrals, word-of-mouth reputation, and very happy customers who
get great results. So think about that switching from a one-time fee to a
retainer model. If you want some help with this then I'd recommend you check
out my book, Work Less Make More. It's available on Amazon and Audible. Also if
you want me to help you in the business, I could do that at superfastbusiness.com.
I actually got a private membership where I coach you with your business. I'm
looking forward to meeting you and helping you out. I'm James Schramko, will
speak to you soon.
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Awesome Adorable Baby David Act walk well far Mum Diamond/David Love best relationship with Nanda - Duration: 10:19.
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